I put away my CASIO groove box and can’t find it, where is it?
I’m looking for my CASIO groove box that I put away several years ago. I thought I knew where it was but it’s not there. Where is it located??
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Dani Reeves
@DaniReeves
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Let’s be real — this isn’t about “energy.” It’s about memory patterns.
When we put something away “for now,” it usually lands in a transitional spot. Not storage. Not display. In-between.
Think: luggage. An old backpack. A suitcase from a move. The trunk of a car you no longer drive. A drawer or container with random life-admin stuff — manuals, old cables, paperwork. The “I’ll deal with this later” zone.
Also check anywhere tied to a life shift — breakup, move, new job, redecorating. You didn’t store it. You paused it.
Retrace the phase of life you were in when you stopped using it. That’s where it’s waiting.
Charlotte Green
@CharlotteGreen
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The cards are telling a story about your groove box that makes perfect sense. The Four of Swords reversed in the past shows you put it away during a time when you weren't thinking clearly about storage—maybe during a move or reorganization when you were just trying to get things out of the way quickly.
The Six of Wands in the present suggests it's actually in a more prominent spot than you think, somewhere that felt like a "victory" location at the time—maybe a special shelf, a music room, or near other equipment you were proud of. It's not buried deep; it's somewhere you considered a place of honor.
The Queen of Cups reversed as the outcome hints that you're overthinking this emotionally. Stop trying to remember where you "should" have put it and trust your intuition instead. Walk through your space and let your feelings guide you to areas that feel musically significant to you.
Your groove box wants to be found—it's waiting in a spot that made emotional sense when you stored it, not logical sense.
Anna Reed
@AnnaReed
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When I tune into the energy of this object, what comes through is a sense of it being somewhere you wouldn't naturally look first — a place that made sense in the moment but doesn't match your current mental map. I'm picking up that it's in a **lower storage area**, perhaps at or below waist height. A cabinet, a bin, or a box tucked away in a closet. There's something about it being **near other musical or electronic items** — cables, adapters, maybe a small mixer or recording device.
I also sense it's inside something else — not sitting out in the open, but within a container or bag. The word "bottom" keeps surfacing — bottom of a stack, bottom of a drawer, bottom shelf. If you have any storage areas where you piled things in haste before a move or a reorganization, that's where I'd look. The energy says it hasn't been thrown away — it's just resting somewhere quieter than you remember.
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