Soaring Eagle
Description: Two bald eagles heads are looking at us from this card. One is further back, almost leaning back, while the other is close to the front and looking directly at us.
Significant Details: The white feathers of the bald eagle symbolize wisdom, healing, and creation. The beak is exceptionally strong, while the voice is not, thus symbolizing the ability to cut with words, unintentionally hurting someone. The male is the gatherer, the female is the architect. Eagles mate for life.
Keywords: Vision; Power; Healing; Creation; Illumination of spirit; New opportunities
My Interpretation: You will see things more clearly during this time. This is a time of creativity and healing, a time of illumination of the spiritual. You may be given more powerful positions or projects during this time. You need to choose your words carefully, lest you cause offense unintentionally. New opportunities arise; watch carefully for them, or you may miss them.
Thoughts/Points to Ponder: The eagle is OF the Earth, not IN the Earth. It soars high above, and comes down to feed. The eagle is an able flyer, and has learned to stop in midair. This may signify that we need to take time and look at the things around us.
Significant Details: The white feathers of the bald eagle symbolize wisdom, healing, and creation. The beak is exceptionally strong, while the voice is not, thus symbolizing the ability to cut with words, unintentionally hurting someone. The male is the gatherer, the female is the architect. Eagles mate for life.
Keywords: Vision; Power; Healing; Creation; Illumination of spirit; New opportunities
My Interpretation: You will see things more clearly during this time. This is a time of creativity and healing, a time of illumination of the spiritual. You may be given more powerful positions or projects during this time. You need to choose your words carefully, lest you cause offense unintentionally. New opportunities arise; watch carefully for them, or you may miss them.
Thoughts/Points to Ponder: The eagle is OF the Earth, not IN the Earth. It soars high above, and comes down to feed. The eagle is an able flyer, and has learned to stop in midair. This may signify that we need to take time and look at the things around us.
