Hellboy: The Golden Army- Navigating The Path

Decks used: Labyrinth Tarot by Minerva Siegel and the Movie Tarot by Diana McMahon Collis

Research credits go to IMDB

So this next entry in our movie marathon is going to be Hellboy: The Golden Army. This movie was released in 2008 and was directed again by Guillermo Del Toro. Starring Ron Perlman, Doug Jones, Selma Blair, Luke Goss, and Anna Walton, this adventure has our trio fighting against a rebellious elfin prince bent on ruling the world. Hellboy and the team are on a mission to stop the prince from releasing the Golden Army in an unsuspecting world.

Cards

cards pulled frm various decks

This is the boundary I stand firm on

• 4 of pots: dissatisfaction, disillusionment, refusing offers because you intuitively know something better may come along.

• 4 of swords: take time out to refresh and rest.

What makes me feel connected to my family, friends, and the world at large

• 3 of swords: pain, bleeding, heartache all around

• 9 of wands: endurance, perseverance, standing tall in the face of exhaustion and the storm

What makes me feel disconnected from my family, friends, and the world at large

• The Hierophant tradition, orthodoxy, confidant, confessor, perhaps a spiritual or religious authority

• Justice: balance, answering for actions taken and past behaviors

I am willing to sacrifice some of my energy for this.

• Queen of junk (coins): someone who nurtures those working to grow their abundance, financial and material wealth.

• The Star: hope, light in the dark, a way of navigating the way through

There is new energy coming into my space. What can I do to honor this and make the best use of it as possible?

• Knight of junk (coins): someone who takes slow and measured action on growing their resources and wealth.

• 10 Of coins: having what you need to take care of yourself and your family, able to build and happy and healthy home.

Alright, so what I’m seeing here is that the need for time out to rest and recharge is important to me and that I need to take it when it becomes necessary. There have been a lot of things in my space that has been dissatisfying and these things have made me feel uncomfortable and disillusioned with the issues I’m facing. The thing is that there have been a lot of aches and pains in my space, especially in how I connect with my family and the larger world around me. This has made me see that enduring, persevering, and standing tall in the face of whatever storms we experience is necessary because the disconnect I tend to experience with my family and friends, has to do with what they consider to be “the right path” for me. I often feel like the motives for saying what they do to me are self-serving and mean-spirited, however, this perhaps isn’t as true as I’m making it seem. I need to take responsibility for myself and my path and work hard to nurture my abundance and wealth in my own way. Even if this brings conflict, I need to know that I have a light in the dark and a way of navigating the challenges. What I am seeing as being the result of all of this is that I have the capability to take measured action in this regard, and the most spectacular result of all of this is that I am going to be able to take care of myself and others because I have laid the foundations on which to do this task.