Marble

Marble

Being soft enough to carve, durable enough to last, and gorgeous to boot, nearly everyone knows marble as the world’s most perfect sculpting stone. But what really sets marble apart from other rocks is what happens when it’s polished. Some say it becomes so velvety and smooth it looks alive, while others swear it emits its own light, as if glowing from within. No wonder so many famous sculptors created their masterpieces from marble! If it’s showing up for you now, it’s likely telling you that something in your life is in need of extra sculpting and polish right now. If you’re working on a project, keep chipping away until it’s as good as you can make it. You’ll want it to positively glow before sending it out into the world. Or perhaps it’s you yourself who’s in need of a bit of refinement? A bit of polish could be just what you need to make you feel alive again. Either way, whether it’s yourself or something you’re creating, marble is nudging you to put in that extra effort. You’ll be glad you did!

The Bottom Line

REFINEMENT
“Polished to perfection.”

One Or More Of These Messages Are For You

  • If your life doesn’t currently look the way you want, don’t give up! You have what it takes to polish it into something you’re proud of.
  • You’ve got all the raw material you need to succeed, you just need to spend a little more time practicing and perfecting.
  • Your current project might need a bit more work; don’t submit it till you’re sure it’s ready to go.
  • If you’re someone who loves to start projects but struggles to finish them, see if you can find a work partner who can help you get them all the way to done.
  • Remember that refinement is often about what we take away rather than what we add.
  • Try refining your mind through education, literature, or art appreciation: You may discover a new passion that makes you glow.
  • Things might go more easily for you if you refine your manners and polish up your appearance a wee bit.

Girl in a jacket
Photo by: Zyance, Marmo z17, Cropping by Rock Readers, CC BY-SA 2.5
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