Sorry it took me so long to reply. I've been quite exhausted, and also craving vitamins, so perhaps I was fighting off some virus.
Hot temps are hard on a lot of people, and from what I've seen, they get harder as you get older, not easier. But let's see what the cards offer.
I drew a card from the Shapeshifter Tarot for you, and got major Arcana 20, Transcendence, reversed. The image is a harper in the sun, surrounded by joyous butterfly women enjoying the light and heat. Um, yeah. This is not a thing you can transcend. I would suggest talking to your doctor to get practical advice that's geared properly to your own body and health issues.
In some way you have to address this on the physical plane. That might mean working hard on adequate electrolytes and drinking lots of water, staying in the shade, using sun screen (a sunburn increases the heat load on the body), finding some way to keep cooler (lighter clothes, a fan, sandals), staying acclimated to the heat (not retreating to air conditioning at night). I'm not sure what things this new job will accommodate--though there might be more that can be done with the support of your doctor that you need it than could be done otherwise.
But it's clear that you cannot just get through this with willpower and stubbornness. You have to address it somehow, be in the moment and in the flesh and listen to your body, finding ways to give it what it needs.
Transcendence reversed
Sorry it took me so long to reply. I've been quite exhausted, and also craving vitamins, so perhaps I was fighting off some virus.
Hot temps are hard on a lot of people, and from what I've seen, they get harder as you get older, not easier. But let's see what the cards offer.
I drew a card from the Shapeshifter Tarot for you, and got major Arcana 20, Transcendence, reversed. The image is a harper in the sun, surrounded by joyous butterfly women enjoying the light and heat. Um, yeah. This is not a thing you can transcend. I would suggest talking to your doctor to get practical advice that's geared properly to your own body and health issues.
In some way you have to address this on the physical plane. That might mean working hard on adequate electrolytes and drinking lots of water, staying in the shade, using sun screen (a sunburn increases the heat load on the body), finding some way to keep cooler (lighter clothes, a fan, sandals), staying acclimated to the heat (not retreating to air conditioning at night). I'm not sure what things this new job will accommodate--though there might be more that can be done with the support of your doctor that you need it than could be done otherwise.
But it's clear that you cannot just get through this with willpower and stubbornness. You have to address it somehow, be in the moment and in the flesh and listen to your body, finding ways to give it what it needs.
Good luck!