#kioneiris

There’s financial opportunities, teamwork and collaboration opportunities but he isn’t willing to have them. (This could be chances he’s being presented with now or will be in the future). The willpower to do it is repelled. It could be he feels people will view at it as him needing others to help him succeed and he’d rather develop his career himself. The opportunities would be very prosperous for him, but again he’s at a crossroads. The company could also have a say in the matter, preventing these opportunities, but I see it more as himself.

Wonho is very powerful and I feel like manifestation comes fairly easy to him whether he's aware of it or not. He's manifesting these opportunities, desiring these things, while simultaneously repelling what he's bringing toward him. It's like the imagery in the first two cards; the foxes are running to the little kodama who appears to be still/waiting.

Like I saw in my previous reading for him, he'll have a tower moment near the end of this year. He will "hit a point", be faced with a choice about his career, where things will crumble and yet awaken. It'll feel like chaos, but I got "there's beauty in madness". New beginnings often feel like chaos, especially when it involves the self.

I'm being shown that with this crumbling of his foundation, he won't be able to perceive it like he does with anything else in his life, if that makes sense. It's because what is happening can't be discerned to be good or bad. And the more he tries to from his typical perspective, the more frustrated/confused/etc. he will become. There won't be any solid ground, per say. The only way out is to garner a new perspective. He'll have to let go of what he knows and once he does so, he'll be able to level up and tap into deeper wells of manifestation. A new way of being in control while also letting go. It looks like he'll come out of this in confidence to succeed.