Shadow – allegiance to a destructive ruler or principle – romantic delusions
Look for a pattern of service to others that straddles the line between self sacrifice and self neglect
Today we have a more communicative influence than yesterday with a number three day. This vibrant energetic number has us racing about and connecting with others.
The Death card makes an appearance with terms and conditions. I watched the move, Water Hors last night with two of my grandsons. At the end of the movie a little boy finds an egg on the shore and I thought that scene epitomized the meaning of the death card; the end and the literal meaning of a new beginning – the egg.
Death is a Scorpio ruled card which govern the eight house of sex, death and other people’s money – it is sort of the forbidden forest or the house of the unmentionables – “let’s not talk about it out loud,” house; this card sis in the past so maybe we have already done this card to death – pardon the pun.
The Lovers symbolizes everything new and exciting. They look at each other and become immersed in each other’s ardor. Do you remember when you first fell in love? Everything seems so perfect and pristine – so brilliant and wonderful. The birds sing for you, the sun shines for you, and every song sun has a secret sub text. Well the lovers are here to remind us of the importance of being you. On the other side of that I’ve heard people say, “It’s all about me!” And while this might sound like self care statements I believe it is a conceited (or shall I say) selfish notion. There is a difference.
The Star is conceited and it is all about her – well she is Venus, Goddess of love, money, passion and beauty – couldn’t get any more self centric could we? The question here is, how do you want to shine your light in the word? What do you want the world to know about you? What is your reflection telling the world?
Have you ever waited for your Knight to rescue you? Have you ever dreamt of t perfect knight who loves you unconditionally? So, you are human then?
Love, Peace and Knights on White Steeds,
Julia Ashton-Sayers
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