Keywords: cycles, fate, turning point, luck, change, opportunity, destiny
The wheel turns — not because you asked it to, not because you deserve a particular outcome, but because turning is the nature of all things, and you exist within that nature whether or not you acknowledge it. The Wheel of Fortune is the great reminder that life operates in cycles, that what is at the top will eventually descend and what is at the bottom will eventually rise, and that your relationship to this movement — whether you cling to the high points and fight the low ones, or whether you learn to move fluidly through the turning — determines the quality of your experience far more than any particular position on the wheel. Something is shifting in your circumstances, and this shift carries within it the seeds of new possibility — not despite its unexpectedness but because of it. The patterns that have governed this chapter are loosening; something new is becoming available. What you choose to do with that loosening, and with what the new configuration offers, is entirely in your hands. The wheel turns with or without your participation — the question is whether you are riding it or being dragged by it.