LisaStarlight
Hi everyone. I drew a card to investigate "the nature of the dissatisfaction" and got the Ace of Swords. (Doing some shadow work tonight.)
I made a couple of connections between a nightmare I had featuring a sword and the sword in this card (I'm using the original Mythic Tarot deck), plus the goddess's "pose" as having something of the defensive about it (although that's a personal interpretation of her attitude, and certainly not a usual meaning for the Ace of Wands!)
I'm not sure if I just need more cards to help clarify the idea, or whether I'm not diving deep enough with the card, but I'm a bit stuck as to how to fit Ace of Swords into "the nature of the dissatisfaction".
I'll sit with the card a bit more, but if anyone would like to weigh in, please do. Any help much appreciated!
ETA: It's nearly half past midnight here and I may not get back to the computer to check any updates to this post until later today but I will respond to all posts.
I made a couple of connections between a nightmare I had featuring a sword and the sword in this card (I'm using the original Mythic Tarot deck), plus the goddess's "pose" as having something of the defensive about it (although that's a personal interpretation of her attitude, and certainly not a usual meaning for the Ace of Wands!)
I'm not sure if I just need more cards to help clarify the idea, or whether I'm not diving deep enough with the card, but I'm a bit stuck as to how to fit Ace of Swords into "the nature of the dissatisfaction".
I'll sit with the card a bit more, but if anyone would like to weigh in, please do. Any help much appreciated!
ETA: It's nearly half past midnight here and I may not get back to the computer to check any updates to this post until later today but I will respond to all posts.