Dancer of Lies: falsehood, opposition, dissolution of dreams, frustrated plans, darkness, being led astray, loss and sorrow, inner conflict, resolve weakened.
Deceit is one of the most powerful and harmful aspects of the human experience. A lie can destroy dreams or hopes in a moment, weaken or damage beliefs, interrupt progress, and turn us aside from the road we should follow. Only confronting truths can we conquer the liar within, and return to the path we desire to tread.
Have you confronted your truth? Do you still tell yourself lies? The Full Moon in Pisces tomorrow morning is a window of opportunity to set yourself free from the web of lies.
It is a day of balance and harmony with the number eight influence. Sure it is a good business day there is work to be done. It is a work day and we must move in the direction of our career path – we are in control – we are the master of our destiny.
The Aquarius Moon offers a thread of truth and understanding. We are all connected – our uniqueness interwoven into a blanket that stretches across the globe. Sure our individual threads are different hues and textures – but we are connected. So, it is easy – just love one another.
The Emperor takes the lead in spinning the yarn. The threads are spun onto a spindle – care and gentleness will ensure that we spin the yarn into a significant and unbroken ball of thread.
The tower is brilliant – weaving in diversity- colours, thickness, and bubbles and sleek yarn all coming together in a mish-mash of brilliance and magic. This Uranian influence shakes us up from our prissy-perfect ways – different is good – can’t you see?
Strength is required to wait and see the completed fabric. The yarn slips through our fingers and makes us bleed – the weaving takes time and we must trust in the outcome – the finished product.
Our garment is magnificent – a kaftan – a blanket of warmth and magic – we have created an invisible cloak to wrap around our shoulders and move silently past the dancer of lies toward our truth.
Love, Peace and Harmony,
Julia Ashton-Sayers
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