The tarot deck I'll be using this week
is the Albano-Waite, a re-colored version of the RWS by Frankie Albano.
This morning's draw is the Knight of Pentacles:
Here
is a knight who most epitomizes those we read about in legends -
chivalrous, looking to help the downtrodden and right all wrongs. He's
carried his cup of water across the desert (a symbol of love and
compassion), offering it to all those in need. But he must keep his cup
filled for himself as well; he's come to a river to refresh himself and
get a refill. In 12 Step programs, there is an acronym called "HALT"
that is used. It is a reminder not to get too hungry, angry, lonely or
tired - in other words, take care of yourself. I hope this knight has
the letters tattooed across his fingers, because he'll need the visual
cue in his line of work.
The oracle I'll be using this week
is the Rumi Cards created by Eryk Hanut and Michele Wetherbee, and
feature quotes from this Sufi poet. The cards are divided into six
groups around themes: birth, love, ordeal, transformation, warnings, and
rewards. Here's today's draw:
The more you strive to reach the place of Splendor,
The more the Invisible Angels will help you.
If
I want to grow spiritually, I can't sit home and polish my halo. I
must go out into the world and practice patience, tolerance and
compassion. The more I strive to be a person filled with
loving-kindness, the more I'll be receptive to those who are willing to
encourage and support me. As Truman said, "the buck stops here."
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