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Oracle Sunday!
68, Vision
(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. Vision is
one of the most powerful of our senses, but also the most easy to fool,
probably because we depend so much on our eyesight in order to perceive and
interpret our world. Vision is
generally about a concern for appearances, but it can also be about “seeing
within.” And within Wicca,
visualization is considered one of the first steps to actual manifestation!
63, Touch (and
Taste) (Within). Our senses connect us to the physical world, and the sense of
Touch is the most solid and least deceptive sense; touch is the method we use
to find our way around and to dispel illusion. Taste is a part of Touch, for it is by bringing things into
contact with our tongues that we Taste them. Contact is the key here, and connection; they can be
pleasant or violent.
35, Landscape:
Forest (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. Forest is about the results over the
long term, results which happen because of fertility and nurturing and
patience; Forest represents the manifestation of age and wisdom and patience,
connections (and results) that are not openly apparent but rather, like roots
under the ground, are all around us.
Different energies can work together; a Forest is proof of that.
I then stacked my cards and
created my mandala. These cards
create a beautiful pattern, with the Forest lacing together Vision and Touch
(which are superimposed on top of each other). This mandala offers me a potent message: look within, try to
perceive things as they truly are by using more than my eyes, and keep in mind
that this process offers its benefits over the long term. Sounds like there might be some
important realizations in store for me.
What a wonderful
weekend! We got to the Blue Moon
House on July 3, made it through Tropical Storm Arthur (I even got fresh
bread!), had a beautiful beach day on Saturday, went out to dinner Saturday
night with friends, and then got everything in order around the house. Beautiful! Time for a coctail.
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