This
card is generally about making choices concerning what will help me
find fulfillment. After a stressful, sleepless night, my first thought
would be to choose the cup that holds a sleeping pill that would knock
me out for about 24 hours. But I realize this solution wouldn't solve
my problems, it would just keep me from dealing with them. Vey, in her
companion book, says to "consider the cost" when making such a
decision. Will it affect my integrity, health, relationships, or peace
of mind? I know those short-term bandaids will not heal the gaping
wounds underneath. I'm going to have to do some work with the spiritual
tools I have, which means I'm in this for the long haul.
From the Rune Cards comes "Beaver (Ior):"
From the Rune Cards comes "Beaver (Ior):"
- Ior is a river fish and yet it always feeds on land;
- it has a fair abode encompassed by water, where it lives in happiness.
~ Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem - The beaver is known for its industriousness in building a sturdy home with constant vigilance to keep it in good shape. The lodge is built in rivers with an underwater entrance; the den inside is above the water line and has two sections, one for drying off and one for a living area. This card reminds me that everyone needs a place where they can relax, feel secure, and find comfort. Such a shelter can allow me the time to rest and regain my strength so I can better weather the storms outside.
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