Phoenyx*
Nine swords, all orange-red pointing downwards, dripping what I'm guessing is blood. Drops of a clear liquid, perhaps tears, maybe rain, falls downwards between each sword. Disjointed, assymmetrical geometrical figures, non circular or wavy, made of black lines lay on a tan background that shifts from light tan in the top, to dark tan, almost back on the bottom.
Symbol of masculinity above the cards (Aries, I think?), and the symbol of II (Gemini I think, I'm horrid with astrology).
I really didn't know what to think of this card other than it's a really bad card it seems, but this is what my horoscope said this morning:
Your intensity can work for you now in many ways, but you'll need to accept the responsibility of working for the larger good and not just for your own advantage. You have a good sense of the collective mind now and you can easily tell what is best for an entire group or family. But you need to be careful about imposing your will onto others. You might be able to get away with it and get what you want, but unless you have everyone's interest in mind, there will be a price to pay.
Perhaps there is cruelty in imposing my will onto others, in being a "tyrant", as opposed to listening to everyone's opinion and then forming a conclusion?
I'll write more when I get home.
Symbol of masculinity above the cards (Aries, I think?), and the symbol of II (Gemini I think, I'm horrid with astrology).
I really didn't know what to think of this card other than it's a really bad card it seems, but this is what my horoscope said this morning:
Your intensity can work for you now in many ways, but you'll need to accept the responsibility of working for the larger good and not just for your own advantage. You have a good sense of the collective mind now and you can easily tell what is best for an entire group or family. But you need to be careful about imposing your will onto others. You might be able to get away with it and get what you want, but unless you have everyone's interest in mind, there will be a price to pay.
Perhaps there is cruelty in imposing my will onto others, in being a "tyrant", as opposed to listening to everyone's opinion and then forming a conclusion?
I'll write more when I get home.