Waiting In the Light

Decks used are the Movie Tarot by Diana McMahon Collis, the Herbal tarot by Michael Tierra, Animal Power Oracle by Alyson Charles and the Native Spirit Oracle by Denise Linn

So, I’ve had many a post in this month that talks about the light and dark sides of this time of transformation. It has been interesting to talk about the tough points, but I can’t help but wonder what the reward might be. I’m a firm believer in the idea of dualism; where there is good, there is bad and where there is light there is dark, et cetera. We’ve been through a period of dark, so what’s waiting in the light on the other side for us? Let’s find out, yes?

cards pulled from various decks

Thunder Drum: stand up and be counted, be assertive and don’t be shy about sharing your gifts and letting the world know about your value.

Ancestors: Wisdom is blossoming. even if there are unsettling situations in your life, there are being experienced for a reason for it and much good will come out of it.

Sloth: seek natures wisdom

Buffalo: share abundance

9 of cups: being in a state of peace and deep emotional well being

The Star: hope, light, peace, you have a means of navigating the dark if you look up and follow your True North

9 of Swords: stresses, anxieties, the things that keep you up at night.

2 of cups: blending, harmonizing, taking what you know and integrating it with what you’re learning, the start of a young but potentially long-lasting love.

Finally, it seems that things have lightened up enough that we have things coming in for us. The energy of transformation I’ve been sensing in the energetic space has shifted enough that we’ve now attained deep peace and emotional well being and we’re using the light of our personal North Star to navigate things right now. Even if things are still dark around us, we’re taking the wisdom we’ve gained from this time and integrating this with the knowledge we’ve attained from past experiences. It’s been a ride so far, but we’ve developed the abundance we’re looking for and are now able to share it openly and calmly. We’ve gotten through some of the hardest days so far, and the wisdom we’ve gained from this has allowed us to stand up for ourselves and the right to share who we are with the rest of the world.