There
is nothing soft and cuddly about this queen - even the brushes on her
hair piece appear stiff and unyielding. I'm guessing that those little
brushes sweep away anything that might cloud her thinking. She wears
pendulum-shaped earrings, but since they are attached to her head,
everything she judges will be based on logic, not divination. Those
indigo eyes see more than most, and the sword on her choker is a warning
that she will not hesitate to say what she thinks. This woman is not
worried about tact, just the truth.
The card pulled from the Way of the Horse deck today is "Bonfire:"
The card pulled from the Way of the Horse deck today is "Bonfire:"
Look
closely, and you'll see not one, but several horses emerging from these
flames. The gift of this card is the energy needed to burn through any
blocks; the challenge of it is in being able to face areas of
resistance that have become a volatile fuel source. With the Queen of
Swords above and this image, I'm thinking I may need to put my household
on high alert. Here in the States, today is known as Black Friday, and
I'm hoping I'll have enough control over my words and actions that I
don't burn anything or anyone to cinders. Yet in her companion book
Kohanov explains that it is important to stay fully present to whatever
is happening: "Feeling an experience completely doesn't mean
melodramatically acting out the emotions or taking them out on others to
relieve the pressure. It means letting an experience move you to the
core rather than dissociating from it, perhaps leaving you raw and
vulnerable for a time, yet ultimately strengthening your ability to
embrace life fully and consciously..."
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