In
her book, Noble explains the idea for this wheel is based on the round
zodiac of Denderah from ancient Egypt, although the Motherpeace uses
goddesses from various cultures to represent the different houses. For
me, this card represents turning, movement, and change. For months now I
have felt stuck, stymied and in a rut. Then last night I had an
epiphany of sorts - perhaps the transformation is going to have to come
from within rather than outside of me. So I will be making some
changes... Nothing too drastic, but enough to allow some fresh air,
stimulation, and inspiration to come in.
From the Ogham Oracle, "Ash - Nin / Nion"
From the Ogham Oracle, "Ash - Nin / Nion"
Nin has
been roughly translated as "letters" or "forked branch" (that supports
the weaver's beam). Both writing and weaving represent how I am
interconnected with others and my environment. As John Muir wrote,
"When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to
everything else in the universe." During the winter, brown winged seeds
called "keys" hang on the ash tree. The key of this ogham is in
remembering the web I live on, and how my actions and attitudes can
change not only me, but the world I live in as well.
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