PCO: Where is my package?

Time for some good ol' oracular help. Right before the flood, I bought two second-hand overcoats because Winter is coming and, since I am ridiculously cold-intolerant, I might as well wear as many cool coats and jackets as I can. They shipped the package my way and, less than a day later, all local roads were closed due the flooding, and most of them have yet to be repaired and reopened. Besides, our airport is completely swamped, so nothing can arrive by aeroplane as well.

Obviously, the package did not arrive and it's probably not going to anytime soon. Still, I was worried – what if it was caught in the flood, and destroyed? I do have enough sense of proportion to know that losing a couple of winter coats due to the flood is the minor-est of all minor things, but it would still make me happy to know that they were not lost in the deluge.

So I asked my PCO cards: where is my package? And the cards were pretty straightforward!

The 4♠, North Wind, could not give a clearer message: my package is still north. I live in the southernmost state of Brazil, so anywhere north of here means the package is safe and dry. Also, the North Wind is a card that incites us to seek protection against harsh conditions, including weather, so the package was purposefully taken to a place where it'd be protected until it could be shipped my way.

The 7♦, Sword of Truth, confirms to me that my package is dry (because it's a Fire card). The lack of Hearts/Water cards in this reading is very reassuring! Also, I believe the Sword of Truth is telling me that I will soon hear 'the truth' about where my package has been all this time.

To be honest, this reading did ease my concerns. I am now very confident that the package will arrive, eventually – I just hope it does before winter is over!


[Edited to add] The day after the reading, I received an email letting me know there had been an update in my package tracking. So far it is still in São Paulo (which is north of here), waiting for the moment they will be able to transfer it. So yeah, it's safe and dry!