Shadow – waiting for a Knight to provide for you – seduction by romantic illusion
Examine your young girl fantasies and expectations for a mate – were you awaiting the arrival of your Knight in shinning “armour” hoping to be rescued… and disapointed that your expectations weren’t met?
I know I was guilty of that fantasy in days gone by – or should I say in days of old! I’ve grownup since then and realised that I had to rescue myself instead.
It’s a 10/1 day so if you are sitting in an ivory tower waiting for the King to show up – then stop! If shelving that desire is not going tow work then save those wishes for the New Moon on Tuesday. We have a creative and romantic New Moon in Leo bodes well for planting the seeds for love and dreams of a lover. The New Moon in Leo adds a great deal of grandeur so the skies the limit so to speak.
Today the Moon is in Cancer and it is the dark moon time and therefore perfect for rest and reflection. Let’s face it we’ve all being through a massive shift this week so a little time out to integrate some of those transformational experiences is well deserved, don’t you think?
The Devil is the first card of the day which heralds power and passion. There is a major aspect brewing with Venus – love and money and Saturn – Karma and maturity so discussions today could be life changing in these areas.
The Hermit integrates those experiences carefully and respectfully as his manoeuvrers through the rutted road of responsibility. Care and love are perfect elixir for your soul – apply them lavishly and the scars will begin to face almost immediately.
Take the high road and languish in the wonder of your ideals. Spirituality exists in the sacred domain of your uniqueness – yes, Temperance takes us into the lofty zone of philosophical ardour – hovering majestically in the castle of dreams.
Life is far too short to wait for anyone to rescue you – capture your self-respect and pride and conquer your demons in y our own stride. You will then gain the prize of empowerment in your time.
Live in Love and Peace,
Julia Ashton-Sayers
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