Two of
Swords/Ace of Cups reversed. The Two of Swords (Moon,
feelings and emotions, illusion, imagination, in Libra, “We are,” partnerships,
balance, cooperation) represents a time of not looking or of shutting out the
world. Yes this can be helpful;
taking a mental time-out and disconnecting with the world can help to recharge
my battery. Think of it as a cold
reboot. My “temporary files” will
get cleaned out and my system will get de-fragged. The Ace of Cups (Libra, “We
are,” partnerships, balance, cooperation, Scorpio, “I desire,” intense, deep,
mysterious, obsessive, Sagittarius, “I seek,” philosophic, fun-loving,
adventurous, blundering) in an upright position tells of the potential to
experience deep emotions, a connection to my Inner Voice, and a connection to
those around me. Because my Ace is
reversed, I am being told that not only does my brain need a rest from
creativity, but my emotions also need to disconnect from any situation that
could create an emotional response.
My Thoth
cards are the Eight of Cups (“Indolence”) reversed and the Four of Cups
(“Luxury”). The Eight of Cups (Saturn, discipline, responsibility, limitation,
law and order, in Pisces, “I believe,” feeling, duality, suffering, soul
growth) in an upright position tells of an ending or a decline or a change of
direction, often one associated with emotions, and it offers one possible
response to that decline or change: moving on. Crowley calls this the Hangover Card, but this hangover
happens even though the party never occurred. Walking away might not be the
answer; no avoiding things. The
Four of Cups (the Moon, feelings and emotions, illusion, imagination, in
Cancer, “I feel,” sensitive, nurturing, tenacious, moody) reminds us that too
much pleasure, or maybe too much nurturing or overprotectiveness, deadens the
senses. This is a card that describes what can happen when nothing goes wrong
in our lives. These two cards
together have a strong message: don’t walk away, challenge yourself to make
things better.
My Legacy card
is the Four of Wands reversed, flavored by the Ten of Coins. The Four of Wands
(Venus, beauty, allure, relationships, in Aries, “I want,” action oriented,
assertive, enthusiastic) in an upright position is about building enough to
become established, about the results of harmony and effort and creativity
combined. Even reversed, this card
is not terrible; it tells me that the foundation is manifesting but it is not
yet strong enough to build upon.
Perhaps the binding agents need to cure a bit longer. My reversed Four of Wands is being
flavored by an auspicious card, the Ten of Coins. The Ten of Coins (Mercury, reason,
intelligence, education, communication, in Virgo, “I serve,” practical,
analytical, work and service oriented) represents the attainment of physical
world wealth and bounty, usually achieved through the implementation of
long-term plans, and the attempt to maintain the status quo. This kind of validates the concept that
things just need a bit more time.
However, I can’t let the pause last too long or lethargy will take over,
and all those good Coins will turn into a burden rather than a foundation all
ready to be used.
My 6-digit date number is
6, the number of vertical and horizontal balance.
My horoscopes:
“Your open-mouth-insert-foot M.O. gets cranked up to its maximum
settings today. Thanks to a harmonious angle between Jupiter in your bountiful
ninth house and the Moon in impulsive Aries, you could blurt out some
jaw-dropping proclamations. While you know you never mean to offend—and that's
a big part of your charm—others might be left scratching their head and trying
to decode your message. Can you focus on being supportive and providing service
instead of just speaking your mind? That way you'll (more likely) be forgiven.”
And: “Today's
planetary configurations are pushing you to get some perspective on both your
life and the lives of the people closest to you. You must admit that you have
been rather selfish of late. Of course you know that you are not the center of
the universe. So why do you sometimes act as though you were? This is a day to
make amends to friends and loved ones alike. They will welcome you back with
open arms.”
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