I've felt a strange energy with a female

· Answered by the Doramagic.ai AI assistant · Tarot

Question

I've felt a strange energy with a female coworker. Should I do a ritual to create some distance and protect myself?

Answer

No ritual will do this work — the cards show the "protection" you need is behavioural and procedural, not spiritual.

Past — Ten of Wands upright. You are already carrying a full load. Whatever this is, it landed on someone at the end of their own rope, which is exactly why it feels like fate rather than attraction. A burden that heavy also gets dramatised.

Present — The World upright. This is the imagination completing a circuit: something at work feels like a whole, finished chapter. That "strange energy" is real as a feeling and unreliable as evidence — the World says the picture is complete in your head, and it is not complete in hers. The cards do not report what is going on in your coworker's mind, and no spread will.

Future — Wheel of Fortune reversed. This is a tendency, not a forecast: if nothing changes, the pattern repeats. You circle, wait for a turn that does not come, and the same fantasy gets re-litigated in six months.

The judgment, conditional. If the pull stays at the level of a private, self-made ritual and nothing observable changes in your behaviour, then the cycle holds and the energy stays yours to carry. If you put it into something concrete you can act on — an actual boundary, an actual channel — then the Wheel turns on something real rather than on something you keep rehearsing.

What to do in the next 48 hours. Write the boundary in plain sentences: what contact you are fine with, what you are not, and the exact thing you will do if the second kind happens. Then find out whether your workplace actually has a channel for that — read the policy or ask HR how such a concern gets logged. What comes back is information the cards cannot supply: whether the report path is real, and whether anyone in that building has noticed anything you have not.

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