The reading notes for today’s reading are below. For the full reading, you’re welcome to watch the video here.
SUMMATION
- Significator runes: Eihwaz (13th rune, as above so below, connections between opposites, trancework, protection, allowing higher awareness to flow into physical reality), and Cauda Draconis (tail of the dragon, S Node influence, endings, termination of affairs, past life, past experience, harbinger of disaster)
- Cards: 6 of Pentacles, Knight of Pentacles, 6 of Swords
- Patterns: two sixes and a run on Pentacles
- Overall numerology: 13+6+6=25; 2+5=7 (balance, observation, letting things settle, magick, spirituality, legal matters)
Today’s reading may be work-related, where you realize that the job you’re in really has no future, and you’re unsure how to proceed until someone new or unexpected enters your life to guide you onto a new path. Eihwaz, along with the reading’s overall numerology of seven, suggests invoking higher awareness to see the bigger picture. Meanwhile, Cauda Draconis suggests that past experience may be informing the decision to put an end to the frustration you feel and move on to a new chapter in your life.
The 6 of Pentacles may show someone helping you, but it’s not lifting you up from the place you’re in. The Knight of Pentacles shows up and is ready to assist or guide you. And the 6 of Swords shows that irrespective of the challenges ahead, an opening exists for a new direction, possibly a new job, in another city, state, etc. However, it’s the strength of the soul energy experienced in Eihwaz that will lift you out of a negative mindset and keep you moving forward.
Blessed Be
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