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Ten of Swords
I did an online one card reading and I drew the Ten of Swords. It is one of the few cards that can really scare querents. It is traditionally symbolized as the dead body with ten swords in its back. Swords are fire and ideas or communication. Whatever topic is on the table has reached it's lowpoint or endpoint. The dead horse shouldn't be ( Read more... ) -
Ego
I'm reading through Chapter 13 of the Course. Ego stuff. Especially in older people, the ego becomes a trap leading to apparent death. It's thinking is confused, distorted and self-destructive. the key is not to be intimidated by it and put on the higher self. lots of deep circular things that should eventually clear themselves up ( Read more... ) -
ACIM
I've been going to a discussion circle on "A Course in Miracles." I've attended four sessions with Lacey and two with Linda Minor. The path seems to point to reading the text through until it's finished and attending circle meetings when I can. then I can do the exercises, which will take a year. The process is very healing, although the ( Read more... ) -
Strength
This is the image of the young woman opening the mouth of the lion. -
The Chariot
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Lovers
The Fool comes to a fork in the road. One fork leads to his goal and has a fruit tree before it. The fork also has a fruit tree with a beautiful woman before it. -
The Hierophant
this is the high priest... -
The Emperor
Just as the Empress is the mother, the Emperor is the Father. In the Crowley school, the Emperoro was pictured on horseback, directing the unfoldment of his empire. In traditional societies, the bot stays with his mother while he is small, and later he goes to follow his father and learn the ways of men ( Read more... ) -
The Empress
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The High Priestess
The Fool walks with his bag of tools and encounters a mysterious woman.