Nine of Swords/The Universe reversed. The Nine of Swords (Mars, action, spontaneity,
aggression, in Gemini, “I think,” curious, talkative, social, dual) represents
brooding and worrying, usually self-caused, and usually unproductive. Often the worrying attached to this
card is connected to insecurity, or to delays in obtaining something. This kind
of worry is a total waste of time and energy though, and it rarely achieves
anything productive. The
Universe/World, which corresponds with Earth (cold/binds and dry/shapes, and
material, stable and practical energy that is slow to change), Saturn
(discipline, responsibility, limitations and resistance), Thav (mark or sign),
and the Path between Malkuth (the physical world of action and physical, outer
reality) and Yesod (the place where patterns and images emerge that may
manifest into the physical world) is a card of integration and involvement and
understanding, a crystallization of the entire issue at hand. My card is reversed, and enlightenment
is out of reach. However, it is
there, and maybe if I focus less on worrying, I will be more in control of
circumstances.
My Thoth cards are the Ace of Wands reversed and the Seven of
Disks (“Failure”). The Ace
of Wands (Leo, “I am,” passionate, dramatic, egotistical, Virgo, “I serve,”
practical, analytical, sensible, orderly) tells of the initial emanation of
enthusiasm or inspiration that could very well energize an entire process or
project. This pure Fiery energy can be unpredictable, but sometimes that
unpredictability pays off. The Seven of Disks (Saturn, discipline,
responsibility, law and order, in Taurus, “I have,” sensual, cautious,
stubborn) tells of pauses and choices and assessments. To Crowley, the pause indicated by the Seven of Disks is happening
because of sloth and lethargy; after all, the number 7 tells of a pause and the
suit of Disks is mainly secure and still.
It seems like any pause today will present the danger of inertia taking
over. Gotta keep moving.
My Legacy card is the Knight of Coins reversed, flavored by the
Eight of Cups. The Knight of Coins (cusp
of Leo, “I am,” passionate, dramatic, egotistical, and Virgo, “I serve,”
practical, analytical, work and service oriented) in an upright position tells
of persistence to the point of being stubborn, and caution to the point of being
boring. Because he is reversed, perhaps I need to remind myself that not
everything is going to appear in front of me as soon as I decide I need or want
it. Patience is a virtue, after
all. The Eight of Cups (Saturn, discipline, responsibility,
limitation, law and order, in Pisces, “I believe,” feeling, duality, suffering,
soul growth) tells of an ending or a decline or a change of direction, often
one associated with emotions, and it offers one possible response to that
decline or change: moving on.
My Eight of Cups is flavoring my
reversed Knight of Coins, and I can see how moving on would be an issue for
this Knight because he sticks to the job to the very end. Perhaps that is the message here: let
go of emotions that no longer serve me, and strive to be patient as the future
begins to unfold.
My 6-digit date number is 3, the number that tells of a new
creation out of the potential and position of the Ace, and the balance,
polarity and energy of “between” of the 2.
My
horoscopes: “Minor family problems might make you gloomy today. Perhaps a family
member is away, or there may have been some petty squabbles in your household.
Others might want to invite friends over, but you may not feel all that
sociable. Throw yourself into projects of your own. It could give you a feeling
of accomplishment, defusing your downhearted mood and firing your enthusiasm.
Try it!”
And:
“Feeling
confident to express what you need sexually to a partner can be challenging. But
not today. Confidence in your ability to communicate well will be strengthened
and the words will come easier than usual. Be sure to keep your statement
focused on what you need using 'I statements' rather than putting your partner
in a potentially defensive position. If you can communicate that it's about
your needs and not their 'inadequacies', things will go better.”
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