My Wild Unknown Tarot is the Six of Wands. Okay, okay. I see the suit of Wands as representing the element of Fire,
so here we go. The traditional
meaning of the Six of Wands is traditionally known as the “Victory Card,” and
the LWB with the Wild Unknown Tarot offers victory as one of the keywords for
the card. However, the image on
this card is not traditional, and at first glance it is somewhat
confusing. Here we have darkness
and a disorganized pile of six Wands; that darkness begins to lighten as we
move upward on the card, until we reach a rainbow! Rainbows usually appear at the end of a dark and tumultuous
storm, and they tell us that we have survived the rain and wind and bolts of
lightning. Sounds like a victory
to me. The other keyword offered
for this card is “rising up,” and for sure the rainbow at the top of the card
appears to be separating the darkness from the clear sky above the rainbow,
clear sky that is accessed by rising up out of the darkness and confusion at
the lower end of the card.
This is a perfect card for today. I have felt stuck, not sure what
direction I should be moving to in this Great Work process, or if I should be
moving on at all. I have asked
Haftorang where he thinks I should go next, and despite the fact that I felt East/Air
should be next (Fire to me is spiritual in nature, and it needs Earth, Water
and Air in order to be in balance), I am being told that Fire is next. Haftorang explained that expression
needs to come before perception. Once
he explained this to me and I accepted his reasoning as valid, things seemed to
begin moving again.
If I am working with Fire, that means I am working
with the Watcher named Venant, associated with the Royal Star of Regulus. Regulus (“little king” or
“prince”), Persian name Venant, Vanant or Wanand (also associated with Vega,
Altair, Corvus, Sirius and Procyon), reaches dominance at the Summer Solstice,
and is found in the constellation Leo; it is associated with the Archangel
Raphael, and nobility, ambition, great power, alertness, leadership, sudden
downfall, accidents and violence.
Metaphysically, because I associate the element of Fire (heat, Summer,
daylight) with the direction of South, I to place Regulus in the Southern
quarter. There is another
interpretation for this that would place Regulus in the direction of North, but
that interpretation is not a part of my practice, so I will stick with the
Regulus/South interpretation. This
star predicts success within your chosen field, even fame, however it also
warns of the good possibility that you will be tempted to take revenge. The warning is to be listened to, for
if you give in to the temptation, all that you have strived for will turn to
dust.
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