A
fire breather spews kerosene into the air and ignites the mist with a
flame, creating smoke and a towering blaze. Such a performer must be
extremely careful not to ingest or inhale the fuel source or burn
himself or anything (or anyone) in the surrounding area. Creative
expression can be useful or beautiful, but it can also pack a punch.
There's nothing wrong with making a statement, especially when bringing
attention to a need or an injustice, but sometimes the expression can be
just as damaging and destructive as what it is pointing out. Yes it
shocks, but does it ultimately do some good? Does it bring eventual
healing and harmony? Or does it just make a nice billboard for my
opinions and ego?
The other deck I'll be using this week is the Goddess Oracle, created by Amy Sophia Marashinsky and Hrana Janto. The draw for today seems to parallel the Five of Fire above - "Pele: Awakening"
The other deck I'll be using this week is the Goddess Oracle, created by Amy Sophia Marashinsky and Hrana Janto. The draw for today seems to parallel the Five of Fire above - "Pele: Awakening"
Pele
was the volcanic goddess of the Hawaiian people. Pele's lesson is to
be creative rather than reactive. Marashinsky writes, "Now is the time
to see things as they really are, to initiate change so things can be as
you want them to be. Now is the time to wake up to your potential and
power, to move and shake." Maybe I should keep a fire extinguisher
handy just in case things get a little out of control...
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