Looks can be very deceiving in this time. Just glancing at the surface can give the impression by the old ways of judging that "ooh this is a great situation, it's just what I want, where I want to go". But feel into it, pay attention because as you do you may begin to observe undercurrents that could show you where things may not go exactly as they are presented.
In the old energy used car salesman were very slick about how they worded things to direct people to really want to buy what they were selling, even though sometimes the product was not all that it appeared to be, but in the old ways that could be glossed over, put a shiny coat of wax on the vehicle and make it look like something it isn't, and it becomes something that people would really want because it looks good. But now, it is to be very sure that you don't miss the opportunities in a brown paper bag, that are not tied with a shiny ribbon, they're not wrapped in inviting paper, and yet when you look deeper the intrinsic value of what is there is far more valuable than the look of things.
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