A
figure can be seen crouching in the front corner of this card with
fiery colors all around it. When I pulled this card in the dim light of
the early hours, I thought the white and yellow area was a figure of
Avalokiteśvara (Kwan Yin), the bodhisattva of compassion. Bodhisattva
can be translated as "wisdom-being" or "awareness-being." Peterson sees
this card as showing an evolution in maturity - though it is still
hidden, it can be felt. There is wisdom and maturity in being able to
walk the middle path between aggression and passiveness, destruction and
creation. If I light the fire, I must learn to watch it carefully,
contain it, and direct it.
The card drawn from the Froud's Heart of Faerie Oracle today is the Prince of Shadows:
The card drawn from the Froud's Heart of Faerie Oracle today is the Prince of Shadows:
Here
is the beautiful and exciting bad boy that everyone seems to be draw to
like a moth to a flame. The handsome outer appearance and charm hide
the fact that there is no heart underneath. He represents all that I am
drawn to when I am ungrounded and need reassurance. But what seems
like a quick fix will ultimately plant a poisonous seed within,
destroying me from the inside out. Addictions, risky behaviors, or
unhealthy relationships can grow from this seed and lead me down a
dangerous road. Don't judge a book by its cover, but by the healing or
venom it produces.
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