You did not expect that, did you?
This #BehindTheScenes is brought to you by a writer's other activities. Tarot is an activity I use for clarity and guidance. They are not the paganist tools of the Devil or anything of the sort.
I admitted once that I had some strange things happen to me. I will do another #BehindTheScenes on that later. For now, tarot and oracle are my focus today. For those who do not understand, please set aside all of your knowledge about them. Look at the picture on the left.
This is my Akashic deck, so it is different than a traditional 1. The Akashic is explained as the field of knowledge, of everything in the universe, and the idea behind it is that there is knowledge within us that will prompt us forward. This card in particular talks about 2 sides facing each other - what we know in our minds and what we know in our souls.
Read the pictures below, from left to right. What evil do you see in it? How does it go against your holy books? If anything, I love the artwork. It's historical in basis. The message behind the card isn't bad either.
Did you read through all of that? If so, what do you think? What connections do you see with other religions? The reason why I ask is because each holy book, from the Koran to the Bible and even the philosophies of Hinduism, Taoism, etc., says the same things, only in different languages.
It is the same with tarot. Each card can have the same messages. But each different deck can say it another way that is more understandable. It does not always follow the traditional meanings that history placed on them.
Religion and spirituality is a personal journey. Some people share it together. Others are silent in their faith. Every one of those walks is perfect. Just as long as you harm none, walk. I will be beside you, walking you home.
Namaste, everyone. Have a great day!
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