I drew a card for the full moon
tomorrow. Yes, I could cast the chart and analyze the aspects. But,
really, my brain just isn't thinking very analytically right now.
It's in a more of a flowing state. It has stopped trying to logically
figure out what in the world is going on. It has also ceased to
believe that it has absolutely any control of it. Sure, it still
tries to think ahead. It still tries to work through cause and
consequence, but for the most part, my brain has just given up trying
to figure it all out. Instead, it's watching, observing and finding
distractions that are fun to play with while all this stuff goes
down.
The tide has rolled in and washed all
sorts of wonderful things on the beach. Well, some of them are
wonderful. It's also washed up some jelly fish and other things that
are intriguing, if not beautiful to look at, but yet very dangerous
and painful to play with too much.
I've managed to side-step most of those
dangers. I looked at them. Marveled at them. But, I didn't dare touch
them.
Not every new treasure is intangible.
There have been some perfect shells. I've even discovered some things
that I didn't know existed. I had to poke at them a few times with a
stick to make sure they weren't dangerous. Some were. Others you
could pick up and put in your pocket because they were keepers, just
like the shells.
But, back to my original train of
thought, I decided to draw a card instead of look at planetary
configurations for the full moon. That's just where I am.
Enter, the Page of Cups.
Look what he has found! He has a
gorgeous goblet and he's taking very good care of it. He must have
just found it because it seems like he is only now looking up from it
to notice your presence. Carefully, he holds in front of him as if to
say, “Wow. Look at this...”
He holds it nurturingly but his mind is
racing with all the possibilities for this new find. This thing is a
budding mystery and he's ready to dream it into whatever his
little heart can conjure up. But, he's going to be careful with it.
That's for sure. He's going to take care of that cup while he's
showing it off and having his adventure in finding out what it means,
where it came from, what it does and what it can do.
He's just amazed by it. And, his
amazement is hypnotizing to you. You get swept right up into his
wonderment and following your own train of thought as you imagine all
that could be and is with this cup.
“Careful,” Says the Page. “You
can hold it, but be really careful. This is a very special cup. It
can become anything you dream it to be. Anything. But, there are
somethings you are better off not dreaming about. So, don't try it.
You've got to be careful with it. If you use it right, you will be in
the most wonderful places and see the most wonderful things..whatever
your heart desires. You know the difference. Right?”
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