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Is your heart still in what you’re doing?
Let’s face it – with such heaving energy prevailing – this year will be one long test.
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Tarot ‘Year Card’ for 2014
This is a technique used to gain insight into the energies, opportunities, and events in store for me in the coming year.
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2013 in review / Happy New Year
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 7,900 times in 2013. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 7 trips to carry that many people. Click here to…
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The Hermeneutics of Christmas
What if one of the Magi were Pythagoras reincarnated? What if the Magi had been initiated by the prophet Daniel? What if instead of one Jesus, there were two as depicted by the Leonardo Cartoon in the National Gallery in London and on the north portal at Chartres?
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Hens & Chicks
If Ms. Green-Peas, a belly dancer from New Hampshire, could capture the heart of the nation, then there was no reason her chick might not do the same.
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The Secret of Silene Tomentosa
If anyone had asked why he’d done this every morning for the past six months, he’d gladly have told them. But since no one – not even his wife – had shown the least interest in his labours, he’d kept the secret of Silene tomentosa to himself.
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Today and Tomorrow are Days of ‘The Fool’
The Fool isn’t a fool in the ordinary sense. Indeed, he represents the most enlightened card in the deck.
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Looking for God Through Astrology
Remember that every planet represented in your chart, was once a god or goddess in his or her own right.
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The Wounded Healer – A Classic Sagittarian Myth
Sagittarius is the archetype of the philosopher who through expansion of his physical, intellectual, and geographical boundaries seeks something greater than himself.
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Today and Tomorrow are Five of Swords Days
Clearly someone in this card has been ill-treated – abused or betrayed or otherwise taken advantage of and because this card is one of separation, there’s a sense of disgrace and alienation. Most will see in this card a win/lose situation where a odious victor has vanquished his two rather pathetic opponents.
ARCHETYPAL ASSETS
Innovation in Cultural Cosmology / by Debra DeLeo Moolenaar