Two of
Pentacles/Judgement reversed. The Two of Pentacles (Jupiter, expansiveness and
growth, justice, fortune, in Capricorn, “I build,” ambition, caution, cunning) reminds
us that everything always ebbs and flows, and we need to do the same in order
to remain dynamically balanced.
The Llewellyn Welsh Two of Pentacles tells me that timing and dexterity
are important because something might be abit tricky to initiate. I am also being reminded to keep my
sense of humor this day; sometimes all we can do is sit back and laught. Judgement corresponds with Fire (hot/separates and
dry/shapes, and spontaneous, impulsive and
energetic change), Pluto (power, metamorphosis, cycles of dying and becoming),
Shin (fang), and the Path between Malkuth (the physical world of action and
physical, outer reality) and Hod (provides analysis and communication) in an
upright position represents an opportunity to tally up and pay the bill so we
can have a fresh start. This card is
reversed, and perhaps I will misjudge a situation today. It’s interesting how a lack of faith
can affect an outcome.
My
Thoth cards are The Devil and The Universe. Wow! Now there
is an interesting pair of Major Arcana cards. The Devil (Earth
(cold/binds and dry/shapes, and stable, material, practical energies that are
slow to change), Capricorn (“I build,” ambitious, competent, cautious, cunning),
Ayin (the eye, senses), and the Path between Hod (which provides analysis and
communication) and Tipareth (the hub of the creation process where energies
harmonize and focus to illuminate and clarify) tells of being caught up in the
physical world and the effects of the physical senses, to the point of being
bound or addicted to those things.
Crowley sees The Devil as representing blind ambition or overwhelming
obsession. This card also tells of
secrets kept and impulses that cannot be controlled. 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. Interesetingly enough, Crowley sees
this one as also telling of opposition or obstinacy. The completeness of manifestation in this instance is set in
stone; while it may also be the catalyst that begins the new cycle, the current
cycle cannot be changed. Both
cards correspond with the element of Earth, one for ambition and one for
limiting to the matter at hand, no matter how crystallized that matter is (for
it is the culmination of what has happened thus far, and because it represents
the past, it cannot be changed). Here
is an instance where The Universe is not necessarily a good influence.
My
Legacy card is the Seven of Wands, flavored by The Lovers. The Seven of Wands (Mars, action,
spontaneity, aggression, drive, in Leo, “I am,” passionate, dramatic, natural
leader, egotistical, selfish) reminds me that my own judgment is worth relying
on, so I should have confidence in that judgment and take a stand and see
things through to the end. More
opposition! But here there is a
chance of overcoming the opposition, a chance of passing the test. My Seven of Wands is being flavored by
The Lovers. The Lovers (Air,
hot/separates and wet/adapts, quick and animated, intellectual, problems or
challenges; Gemini, “I think,” curious, talkative, sociable, dual; Zayin,
double-edged sword; and the Path between Tiphareth, the hub of the creation
process where energies
harmonize and focus to illuminate and clarify, and Binah, female receptive
energy and the origin of form and structure) tells of duality, union, and
personal choices. This card is
about love, but it is also about our personal values and how they affect our
choices, and the promises we make to others. The Lovers present the two halves that when united are
greater than the sum of their parts.
The concept of completion that is presented by this card is powerful
indeed, and different from that presented in The Universe/World, for this is a
union of male and female, true creativity. I am being told that it is the successful overcoming of the
challenge that brings the new beginning, not the crystallization of the
situation. I must not be too hung
up on details!
My
6-digit date number is 4, the number of depth and stability.
My
horoscopes: “Keep your eyes wide open today, Sagittarius, as you may
meet the person of your dreams! Or you could stumble, literally, upon a stack
of cash. It’s likely to be a most unusual day, so keep your wits about you and
your mind open to all possibilities. If an intriguing new business opportunity
comes your way, don't accept it right immediately. Take down all the
information and review it when life has settled down somewhat.”
And: “New
ideas that you have been studying over the past few days might have your mind
turned in a different direction. Thus, you are shifting away from the concepts
that you have always accepted toward others, which you may have just learned.
This could lead to projects of your own, perhaps involving writing or speaking.
Open and honest communication with a lover might lead to an intimate evening
spent together. Expect some intense conversation - among other things!”
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