The
Hanging Man/Four of Wands reversed. The
Hanging Man corresponds with Water
(cold/binds and wet/adapts,
and emotional, sensitive and imaginative energy that tends to move deep, and
attempts to take the same path as in the past), Neptune (inspiration,
spirituality, magick, enchantment, dreams, altered states), and the Hebrew
letter Mem (water, stability and balance, the reflective quality of thought),
and presents the kind of balance that comes to us through surrender, and
through seeing things in a different way.
I get this one, seriously.
I’m waiting to hear about the windup of my Third Degree training, and
I’m doing my best to remain patient.
Surrender! . The Four of Wands (Venus, beauty, allure,
relationships, in Aries, “I want,” action oriented, assertive, enthusiastic) in
an upright position is about building enough to become established, about the
results of harmony and effort and creativity combined. This one being reversed makes sense,
too, for the same reason.
Okay, I will try not to think about the next step just yet; instead I
will work on exercising my patience muscles.
My
Thoth card is the Six of Wands.
“Victory” is Crowley’s keyword for this one, and all I can say is Yay! The Six of Wands (Jupiter, expansiveness
and growth, justice, fortune, in Leo, “I am,” passionate, dramatic, noble,
authoritative) expresses the celebration we feel when we have passed some test
or successfully met a challenge. The Six of Wands celebrates victory, and it
reminds me to celebrate my own victories, and those of people around me. It is also about the hope for victory;
yep, I’ve got that!
My
Legacy card is the Two of Coins reversed, flavored by the Ten of Swords
reversed. The Two of Coins (Jupiter, expansiveness and growth,
justice, fortune, in Capricorn, “I build,” ambition, caution, cunning) in an
upright position reminds me that everything always ebbs and flows, and I need
to do the same in order to remain dynamically balanced. This may not be easy today,
particularly in my physical world.
My Two is being flavored by the Ten of Swords, thankfully reversed. The Ten of Swords (the Sun, the inner core of a person or
situation, in Gemini, “I think,” curious, sociable, dual, talkative) in an
upright position tells of the perception of the complete manifestation of
interference, powerlessness and restriction. My card, which is flavoring my reversed Two of Coins, is
reversed, so while there may be interference that seems to be knocking me off
balance, I won’t be pulled down.
My
6-digit date number is 2, the number of balance, polarity, and the energy of
“distance between.”
My
horoscopes: “You're ready for dramatic change in your life,
Sagittarius. It isn't that you're dissatisfied with your career or personal
life. Rather, you feel like you're missing out on something great, if you only
knew what. Be receptive to whatever opportunities arise and explore them all.
You may find the answers you seek through travel or more education. Bring a
friend if you're afraid to explore on your own.”
And: “Love
is coming your way today, and for some reason, things just seem to be flowing
easily and naturally in this area of your life. The thing to watch for is to
make sure you don't get distracted by something that seems bigger, better, and
brighter than what you already have. Remember that a bird in the hand is worth
two in the bush. Don't throw away the good things you've got”
My
Shadowscapes Insight is regarding the Ten of Cups. This is a card of serenity and peace, and of the attainment
of dreams and emotional goals.
Such a soft and glowing card!
All of life is a blessing today, and as I fall asleep tonight, I will
sigh with a deep and satisfying contentment.
Family
vacation is almost upon me. Should
be a fun week! But I’ve got an
Intensive to get through first.
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