#moon goddess
Lady Moon is not the only deity that provides protection. If you do not feel as though you are a ward of hers there are plenty others for you to talk to. For instance, Brother Sun’s warmth is sought by many, and he shines as everpresent as our Lady Moon
Lady Moon says “step with caution, but be lighthearted. The world seems kinder right now.”
Every ward of Lady Moon is here with meaning. Some don’t know their meaning, but they’ll come up with it eventually. They always do.
Happy equinox my dear creatures of the night!
I choose this magical day to present you all ‘The High Priestess’ My piece for the upcoming @78tarot deck. Using as a model my dear friend and amazingly gorgeous @mahafsoun
The theme of this 78tarot deck is ‘Ecological’. Quite interesting theme and also necessary.
It is a fact, our disconnection and lack of empathy towards our mother Gaia is the root of an endless number of negative and destructive behaviors that stand out in our society. We tend to see the earth as something that belongs to us, when in fact, we are the ones who belong to the earth.
I have looked for a way to connect the theme of this year and this sad moment for Mother Earth, with the piece of The High Priestess. (One of my favorite Tarot cards)
The High Priestess tells us about the hidden knowledge, I think that much of this sacred wisdom comes precisely from the depths of the earth, from the depths of the being. I have tried to represent in a metaphorical way, how we all remain connected to 'the source’ and to this collective consciousness, with the branches that emerge from the center of the drawing. So, we could all have access to this knowledge, we just have to look deeper in ourselves.
The symbols that appear in the arms of the priestess and around her, are small winks that suggest part of the knowledge that she herself possesses. One of her hands is also covering one of her eyes, to remind us that sometimes, we must close our eyes and listen to our intuition.
“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes” – Carl Jung
Ἡλιος, Σεληνη & Ηως
Helios, Selene & Eos were the children of the Titans Hyperion and Theia. They were the Titan god and goddesses of the Sun, the Moon and the dawn, “who shine upon all that are on earth and upon the deathless gods who live in the wide heaven”.
Eos is heralding the breaking of the new day and her brother’s arrival. She is said to not only open the gates of heaven for the Sun to rise, but she would often accompany Helios as well on his daily swing across the skies. In the night Selene is driving her moon chariot across the heavens. While the sun chariot has four horses, Selene’s usually has two, described as “snow-white”.
Cover of Shuri #2 (out this November) by Sam Spratt.
Look in the mirror and tell what you see.
@fitmuscle77
Full Moon ✨ Cleansing, Charging and making offerings