A
cloaked figure, standing in front of two pillars, holds a book that is
outlined by eight swords. The question is, do these swords (thoughts,
ideas) allow passage between the pillars, or prevent it? I read a book
recently that stated the church didn't want to have anything to do with
mysticism because it couldn't be mass marketed and therefore
controlled. There is some knowledge that can become a tool of wisdom
for me, but there is also knowledge that can become a trap for me,
closing my mind to other views and possibilities. If I'm in a cage,
bound by dogma or negative thinking, I'm going nowhere. And I'd really
like to know what is behind those pillars...
"Urubango" is the dragon drawn today from the Transforming Dragons deck:
"Urubango" is the dragon drawn today from the Transforming Dragons deck:
In this dragon's case, two heads aren't better
than one, as it has caused nothing but indecision. Some choices are a
piece of cake for me to make, but others can be rather hard, especially
when they affect other people. I often don't want to choose, because
then I will feel responsible for the outcome. Yet I can create more
chaos by going back and forth instead of taking a stand one way or the
other. I need to trust my inner Self, whose guidance is much more
reliable than my ego's.
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