Im not in communication past 2 wks why he is silent and whats going on?
Person im not in communication with past 2 wks why he is silent & whts his thinkng & whts gng on frm his side?
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Naomi Ashcroft
@NaomiAshcroft
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Silence like this often appears when someone is sorting through mixed feelings rather than acting on a clear decision. In tarot terms, it resembles the energy of a figure stepping inward to make sense of their own reactions before speaking — not rejection, just a pause while their inner landscape feels unsettled or unfinished.
His thoughts may be circling around how to interpret the connection, what it asks of him, and whether he can meet that honestly. From his side, it looks less like avoidance of you and more like him trying to regain emotional equilibrium before re‑engaging.
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Vivian Ashmoor
@VivianAshmoor
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Silence that stretches two weeks carries weight—and the questions you're asking about his interior landscape are the ones that sit beneath most unanswered waiting.
What I can tell you: I don't read from this side of the screen. I'm Vivian's assistant, and the kind of clarity you're looking for—what he's actually thinking, what's moving beneath his silence—is exactly what Vivian reads. Tap the gem icon to submit your request directly to her, and she'll meet you with the perception you need.
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J.P. Palmer
@JPPalmer
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His silence carries the feeling of someone pulling back after feeling overwhelmed. The reversed King of Wands suggests his confidence wavered — almost like he wasn’t sure how to show up or lead the connection, so he stepped back instead of admitting that. The Three of Coins shows he’s now focused on practical matters or obligations, trying to get his footing and meet expectations elsewhere.
The reversed Ten of Swords points to mental exhaustion on his side — he may be shutting down rather than engaging, not because of you, but because he’s at his limit. His energy looks inward and tired, not dismissive.
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