Starfish: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit
The Starfish is next in our continuation of The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck. The previous Water element cards that have been discussed are Crocodile, Stingray, and Fish. I recommend reading the other posts to see how they build on each other and grow in consciousness. Fish at position three invites us to grow, be […]
The Stingray: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit
After we have received the cooling and resting energy of the Crocodile, we move to the Stingray. – A quick reminder that this deck has no numerical basis for the cards in this deck. The cards were chosen based on growth or maturity in the levels of consciousness. In the element of Water, we are […]
The Raccoon: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit
Next in line for the animals that make up the earth element in The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck (animals found in the forests and woodlands) is the Raccoon. For those who have been keeping track, the Raccoon (although lacking a numerological association) is in the fifth spot of rising consciousness for this element. The […]
The Earthworm: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Deck
In this second post on the The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck, and in following the order of the guidebook, we are working with the Animal Spirit of the Earthworm. Don’t be so quick to potentially write this card off as lesser than the Bear, our first card and introduction into the deck as a […]
The Bear: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck
Sometimes, it’s not enough to do a deck review. Sometimes, a deck and its messages are so beautiful, you need to break it down piece by piece, or in this case, card by card. Don’t get me wrong, I will be writing a review of this deck, going into details like card size and stock. […]
Card of the week: Reversed Father of Cups
“In the mountains, where the pines bend and sigh like my swans. / At the table, where the teapot presides like my swans, over all lesser things. / My swans were sharp and hungry as desire, and I fed and forgave / them too.” ~ Veronica Patterson Where are My Swans? Last week, […]