The
face of this king comes from the portrait of a Dutch politician -
rather fitting for this particular card. With the American presidential
election coming up, I can't imagine Romney or Obama suddenly deciding
they were bored or tired and choosing to drop out of the race. The King
of Wands is the same; he will see the project through to the end
without slacking off in effort or focus. One of his hands is gloved,
while the other is not, making me think of the phrase "taking the gloves
off." This fellow encourages me to stop pussyfooting around and finish
what I've started.
From the Oracle of the Grail Code comes "Communication:"
From the Oracle of the Grail Code comes "Communication:"
This
card comes from a painting done of Mary Magdalene, ardent follower of
Jesus, preaching to the folks of Provence. In her companion book,
Marashinsky emphasizes that communication is not "just talking," and
states: "when emotions overlay and insinuate themselves into your
message, chances are nothing is heard but the emotion." Definitely a
nudge to pay attention to my words, body language, tone, and listening
skills in order to get across what I intend today.
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