The
Tower reversed/Seven of Swords. The Tower (Fire (hot/separates and
dry/shapes, and spontaneous, impulsive, energetic change), Mars (action,
spontaneity, aggression, drive), Phe (mouth or speech), and the Path between
Hod (which provides analysis and communication) and Netzach (which offers the
stimulating factors of emotion and inspiration)) is one of the Major Arcana
cards that talks of adjustments.
This one in an upright position tells of a violent or explosive
correction in the way things are going that usually happens after more gentle corrections
don’t bring the needed result. I
do understand what this card is about, even though it is reversed. Yes, the adjustment may not be as
explosive as I expect, but the card is there no matter what. And this one needs to be listened
to. The Seven of Swords (Moon, feelings and emotions,
illusion, imagination, in Aquarius, “I know,” friendships, cause-oriented, the
group, aloofness) tells of the effort to maintain things as we want them, often
through the use of deception and without considering the wants or needs of
others. Again, I understand just
what this card is saying to me today.
It is much easier to see how someone else is manifesting this card, and
just because I need to gently explain the concept to others does not mean I get
to have tunnel vision, and not hear what they have to say.
My Thoth cards are the
Queen of Swords and the Ten of Cups (“Satiety”) reversed. . The Queen of Swords (cusp of Virgo, “I
serve,” practical, sensible, work and service oriented, and Libra, “We are,” partnerships,
balance, cooperation, grace) can be considered a Minor Arcana representation of
the Justice card, which is about responsibility and the relationship between
“cause” and “effect.” The main
difference is that while Justice is about the law, the Queen of Swords is about
the intent behind the law, and oh boy, do I get this one. My Queen and my Seven are both the only
upright cards today, and they are both Swords cards, so my own mental process
(or the mental processes of others) are key to how the day will unfold. Anything I think, say or do will have
consequences, and I do need to remember that. The Ten of Cups (Mars, action, spontaneity, aggression,
drive, in Pisces, “I believe,” feeling, duality, spirituality, suffering and
growth) in an upright position offers the manifestation of happiness, simple
joys, and fulfillment. The number Ten is about the completion of a cycle or
manifestation, and the suit of Cups is about emotions, feelings and the inner
self, so this card offers the bounty that comes with the successful
experiencing of all the lessons of the Cups cards. Apparently I am not there yet, and the rest of my cards
today give hints as to what needs to be accomplished before I can enjoy this
Ten of Cups.
My Legacy
card is the Nine of Wands reversed, flavored by the Five of Swords
reversed. Whew, at least one
Swords card that is reversed, and a good one to be reversed. The Nine of Wands (Moon, feelings and emotions, illusion,
imagination, in Sagittarius, “I seek,” philosophic, fun-loving, adventurous,
blundering) in an upright position tells us that the final challenge
approaches, and we need to ready ourselves so we can guard our assets. Since the card is reversed, either I am
not seeing the approach of the challenge, or I am not believing that I have the
stamina to overcome the challenge. My Nine of Wands is being flavored by
the reversed Five of Swords. The Five of Swords (Venus, beauty, allure, relationships, pleasure,
in Aquarius, “I know,” friendships, cause-oriented, the group, aloof) shows
what happens when we insist that our way is right, or when we impose our needs
or wants onto a situation. This card could also be telling of what seems to be
overwhelming opposition, or being made to suffer the sins of others.
Because my Five of Swords is reversed, and it is flavoring my reversed
Nine of Wands, I had better ascertain just what I think should happen, and then
carefully examine my plan before putting it into effect. There may be unforeseen consequences here
that could affect someone in a bad way.
That seems to be the theme of the day.
My 6-digit date
number is 9, the number that tells of the completeness (not completion) of
manifestation or effect.
My horoscopes:
“Your upbeat, lively nature is fueled by the fast-paced energy at
hand. You have a great deal of physical strength available to you, Sagittarius,
and you can make tremendous strides in your yearly goals with very minimal
effort. Take advantage of this time by focusing on your own needs. There is a
great deal of support in place that will help you accomplish whatever your
goals may be. Go for it.”
And: “The
desire to make a particular purchase could have you reworking your budget today.
This is a good time to do this, as your business and money sense are operating
at a high level and you're likely to be more savvy about finance than you
usually are. You may take more time than you need, however. Remember not to
beat it to death, or you'll lose your focus. Don't be afraid to take breaks.
Good luck!”
I’m back to my
Yoga practice, after not doing Yoga at all during my vacation. Yesterday, I did about a half hour of
Yin. This evening, I did 45
minutes of Yin, and then took a Gentle and Restorative Class. I feel good!
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