I have chosen at random, the number Seven from Numerology Guidance Cards by Michelle Buchanan is the first card and it is titled ‘Personal Growth’ and you are encouraged to have
the highest standards possible, to be the best you can be as a person. It is
time to ask yourself “Who am I?” “What do I want from my life?” “What prevents
me from self development?” We sometimes need to acknowledge our limitations
and work on our weaknesses. Now is the time to be determined to reach your full
potential in all you do. Consciousness raising is on the cards for you and you
can ask others to help you to reach higher levels of self awareness. Use the
affirmation: As I improve myself, I improve the circumstances of my life and
improve the lives of others around me.
Changing Woman – Goddess of the Corn from Goddess Inspiration Oracle by
Kris Waldherr also tells us about our own transformation and that of the planet,
to honour the earth and its nourishment and beauty. This goddess is one of the
most powerful deities of the Navajo Holy People and her blessings of music and
dance take place at major family celebrations. She is associated with corn
and she symbolises the unique planet upon which we live. She appears as a young
woman in spring, a mature woman in summer and she becomes a crone in the autumn
and winter. Her words are: All of life’s seasons bring blessings. Appreciate
them!
From The Celtic Tree Oracle by Liz and Colin Murray I have chosen the card
of Ivy which can grow anywhere! It provides the ability to put you in touch with
your own inner resources, and gives you the ability to see through the eyes of
the soul beyond the everyday world. It’s colour is sky blue which you should
wear at this time of year to remind you of clear vision which is so needed in
everyday life. It is the card which represents the search for the self. As
Theseus followed the thread out of the labyrinth, so the ivy takes you into your
centre and out again. This soul searching and exploring is necessary as you
cannot achieve spiritual depth, awareness or strength without it. It is the
spiral dance that turns you outward, linking you to the group soul of the world
(or collective unconscious) that pervades all life forms. You have your part to
play in assisting the soul journey of others, as they also have a share in
yours. Never seek to control, manipulate or trap others as this is the reverse
energy of this card.
From Barbara Walker Tarot, The Chariot where under a starry canopy, a
crowned man rides a golden chariot bearing the glyph of Mercury. He has no reins
to control his contrasting coloured horses so no way to take control of his
fate. They seem to be wandering off in opposite directions which will cause
havoc. He represents pride in life’s early successes and youthful complacency
and images such as this were used by the ancients to remind a triumphant person
that glory does not last forever. The ‘road of the chariot’ also means the road
towards death. The card means transitory material success and achievement and is
a warning against arrogance or rashness. Card reading by Wendy Stokes: www.wendystokes.co.uk
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