The Magus

Have you ever felt that you want to create your own success but you sense that there are not enough tools at hand? Or at times when you feel that despite all the tools and resources that are easily available - the goal seems elusive and somewhat inaccessible.
The Magus shows us the driver at the wheel of our designs, plans and projects. It's a crafty little juggler who can help you to understand that coming up with ideas to solve problems or create something new lies on the doorstep of already existing knowledge - the skill we have to develop is to use it imaginatively.
It also poses interesting questions when it appears as a good omen. When we have an urge or a wish which lightens up the hearth of our desires - the ultimate divination symbol in a card when you need to touch an idea that stems from diversified elements.
Trust your instincts and creative assimilation of your experiences to use them in building the design of the change you want to be part of.
There is always a brand new array of skills, resources, way of focusing yourself on your goal that can open new and new doors to a happenstance - or is it something that you have created by your own field of energy? 

Six of swords

Welcome to another episode of Djed Taroth blog. Today we will deal with Six of Swords.

Transitions are part of our lives. However they may be - they are often quite regretful and painful.
Moving forward on from the matters of the past we thought important into the great unknown of the future can bring emotions and feelings not that easy to be dealt with.
Letting go of things and people and energies we were attached to brings reflections upon the nature of our life. How much of an essence is out there in time-related achievements and the fruits of them - material output, our present relations and our situation in general.
Dwelling on the past may not change our beliefs but put us in a stagnant mode where possibilites seem scarce and there is a huge lack of vital forces. Changing our life statement can prove crucial and groundbreaking as we move on ...
There is a platitude saying that in order to solve the problems sometimes the best way is to move away from them. As much as there is a bit of escapism in it there is a grain of truth it in too...
There are certain feelings of collateral nature - you may feel a coward escaping from things, you may feel unworthy of something positive escaping from them - but it's all but a part of a larger construct - a highly judgmental in nature which eventually leads us to a very stagnant point.
Six of swords invites us to a state of a mental clarity where logic and objectivity will allow us to make the transition smoother - from the negative towards more bright light of the New.
Don't be afraid to go this path.