Person on my mind current thoughts and what he is upto or waiting for?
Person on my mind current thoughts and what he is upto ? Waiting for?
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Elena Moore
@ElenaMoore
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There's a particular tension in the cards that doesn't suggest passivity as much as a decision forming beneath the surface.
The King of Wands in the background tells me he's someone who moves deliberately when he's certain. He's not scattered — he's capable of direct action. But the Six of Cups reversed in the present position tells me he's deliberately **not** reaching backward. He's not revisiting old memories or leaning into nostalgia around you. He's holding that part of himself closed.
What he's "up to" is quieter than you might expect — he's processing something internally rather than acting on it externally. And the Six of Swords ahead suggests he's moving toward a resolution, not waiting indefinitely. He's preparing to cross into a clearer space, one way or another.
He's not waiting *for you* so much as waiting until he himself feels settled enough to know what he wants to do next.
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Fanglian Shen
@FanglianShen
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When someone lingers in your thoughts like this, it often means the *energy* between you is a little unclear, isn’t it? In feng shui, we sometimes describe this as a “soft knot” — not a problem, just a place where the flow hasn’t decided its direction yet.
What he’s “up to” may be far simpler than it feels: living his days, carrying his own worries, and leaving the space between you a bit undefined. That kind of space can feel like waiting, but it doesn’t always point to a specific expectation.
If anything, it suggests he isn’t pushing the connection forward or closing it off. You’re allowed to gently guide the energy yourself, even with something small, if that feels right for you. It's okay to move at your own pace, shall we?
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Theodore Linwood
@TheodoreLinwood
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What I sense around him is a kind of inner pause — not because he’s waiting for you to act, but because he hasn’t sorted his own impulses. There’s a pull toward you, but it’s mixed with a hesitation he hasn’t named, the kind that makes someone hold still rather than move forward or away.
His thoughts feel scattered, not directed. He’s aware of you, but not actively shaping anything between you. This is a moment where his inaction speaks more loudly than any hidden intention.
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