4/5/15: Transparent Oracle Sunday! My cards are:
31, Gateway: Winter (North). North is the direction of Earth, and thus
of the physical or physically formed or manifested world, and of nurturing,
health, finances and security, and the wisdom associated with living simply,
being well-grounded, and being in touch with our physical body. Because this Gateway is square and
solid, and appears unshakable and immovable, it seems like a safe place, or a
strong foundation upon which we can exist and prosper.
8,
Guide: Eagle (East). East is the direction of the rising sun, and thus of new
beginnings and fresh ideas, as well as knowledge, intellectual ideas and
thoughts. Eagle is considered the
King of Birds, and often is seen as a Divine Messenger because he can fly to
such amazing heights. He tells of
being able to see into the distance, and of achievements (and associated
honors) gotten through courage and focus.
When Eagle is around, courage and perspective and vision will bring
great results.
62, Dream (Within). Within is the direction of the Self, and thus the cards associated
with this direction deal with the ways our Self connects to the world and
perceives the world, and the Self.
This direction is mostly abstract, and yet is our bridge to the Universe
around us. Dream is the language
of the unconscious mind; our unconscious mind is constantly absorbing and
interpreting information, and since Dream has no physical world limits, it can
interpret that information without being bound by any limits. Thus we can see
the past and the future, and talk to those who are not now (or maybe never
were) of the physical world.
I then stacked my cards and
created my mandala. Eagle and
Dream appear to be one shape, and that tells me my dreams and intuition and
visualizations are important right now, particularly with regard to my physical
world. I should be certain that I
view everything with long-term perspective, because the messages I understand
and begin to manifest now will have far-reaching effects. Nice! And actually, pretty simple to understand; I like when the
spreads are short and sweet.
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