Shadow – using humour to wound rather than liberate – denial of your emotional truth
Consider your sense of humour in association with power, especially in a way that’s fundamental to your personal protection and survival.
Don’t you love this archetype? I do! I know that I’ve played the fool many times in my life on both sides of this archetype. I know that I’ve not deliberately intended to wound but there have been times when I’ve hidden my deep emotional truth behind the mask. What about you?
We are included to be chatting and racing around on a number three day. This is usually a fun-filled day with lots of stimulating conversation and breaking away from stodgy routines.
The Moon is in Pisces and our emotions are likely to be scattered. The Sun in Leo will ensure that our ego and confidence are pretty buoyant.
Thursday is a Jupiter ruled day – it is usually a pay day Friday which is a Venus-ruled (love and money) day. We are naturally optimistic on a Thursday as we can see the weekend on the horizon.
Our story board takes us on a journey (Oh I just heard the Harry Potter theme music – talk about a journey!). At first we enter the sacred wheel where our fortunes are revealed. The Sisters of Fate give it a spin where we’ll end up no-one knows.
The wounded healer removes the mask of composure and compassion spill out into our wounds. His presence is strung and we feel as if we belong and are comforted in the spectrum of his aura.
The Emperor summons us to the top of Mount Olympus – don’t dilly-dally and don’t delay for your trek today will take you to the summit.
The Fool archetype has appeared in many representations in our social consciousness – comedians, actors, actresses and the like have all undertaken this archetype. Their integrity resides behind the mask of illusion. Do you rely on the Fool to get you through the day – why?
Love, Peace and Foolish Fun,
Julia Ashton-Sayers
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