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Oracle Sunday!
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.
37, Guide: Raven (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. Raven is a clever bird, often portrayed
as a trickster. Raven is also
known for assisting us in the transformation from one realm to another, and
known as a skilled communicator.
70, The
Web (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. The Web represents the entanglement and interconnectivity of
all life, and of all experiences.
The Web also reminds us that because of this entanglement, everything we
do affects those around us; those things we do may seem small, but they have
the potential to grow, and to have a much larger affect than intended.
I then stacked my cards and
crated my mandala. This one is
interesting, because the Ravens almost totally block out the Eagles, and The
Web holds everything together. I
am thinking of achievements and of my leadership skills this week, so this
spread really does make sense. No
one can be a good leader without being well grounded, and able to communicate
with others, and no one can be a good leader unless she can assist others to
achieve skills and abilities of their own. Courage is necessary here, but so too is the abilith to see
clearly, and to remember that actions have consequences. Having both Eagle and Raven present in
this spread tells me that my responsibilities are growing immensely, and I had
better practice awareness.
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