Transparent Oracle Sunday!
18, Guide: Horse (South). South is the direction of the midday sun
and the peak of power and illumination; this direction is associated with
passionate drive and creativity. Horse is basically about going somewhere;
after all, humans use Horse as a means for transportation. Because the ability to get to where you
need to be and thus, transform yourself is perceived as having authority, this
card also represents sovereignty, the kind of sovereignty the stallion has over
his herd. This leadership is
maintained by courage, strength, and skills learned through a lifetime.
6, Guide:
Butterfly (East). East is the
direction of Air, and thus of fresh ideas and new beginnings, knowledge,
information and thoughts.
Butterflies are about metamorphosis, and about seeing in all directions
at the same time. Butterflies are
strong! Monarchs, with wings
basically the consistency of tissue paper, fly hundreds of miles to the South
in the Fall, winter over, and then return Northward. Butterflies are an interesting combination of potential and
sacrifice.
23, Element: Water (West). West is the direction of Water, and thus, of feelings and
emotions, relationships of all kinds, cleansing and healing, the wisdom
associated with natural endings, and the bubbling up of pure joy. Water is about emotions, feelings, the
Inner Voice, dreams, intuition, and Water is connected to both birth and death. Because our physical bodies contain so
much Water, whatever affects Water usually affects us as well. The image on this card also shows
ripples moving outward; something to remember when we are expressing our
feelings.
I then
stacked my cards and created my mandala.
Even thought the Horses are in motion, it is the outward emanation of
Water and the Butterflies that appear to be moving. Perhaps I am actually in a cocoon this winter? After all, I am smack dab in the middle
of my second Saturn Return, so lots of things are percolating inside of
me. These cards tell of power and
authority, but those things are alongside the workings of the intellect as well
as the subconscious. I certainly
am going somewhere; I just don’t know yet where that “somewhere” is.
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