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| The first Voodoo Tarot card is Ochosi- 10 Santeria, the wild hunter, and Orisha. I look at the vessel to see where the energy is being relayed from first, and here, the 10th vessel represents Spirit in the physical form, solidity, and all senses of the Earth’s domain. The Malkuth is the Earth’s domain preferred name where all experiences are present. Ochosi is an Orisha who provides what is necessary and more. Whenever I see this card, it always points in the direction of an accumulation of skills, creativity, or talents where the time to release them into the stars is now. The stars are the desire/goals that represent more than chance. According to the author regarding divine guidance is that “The Stars (NO. XVIII) and the destinies they carry were the object of the arrow's flight" (Glassman). In reflection, the Ochosi-10 Santeria tarot card is the vision for what's gathered to progress into the stars but will spoil if not used this season. I would recommend that a person look at their expanded jewels and send them off to flight and reach for the brightest stars in great regard for the best outcome. You may have to be impulsive and act on what is multiplied instead of contemplating how to put the theme to use. Trust yourself and progress. |   |
Here is a voodoo tarot card that hasn't yet presented itself until now. At the beginning of the Collection Reading, I mentioned that each tarot card has a higher reflection on a supposed action to counteract. Well then, the Zombi XII is one of the mentioned cards of the major arcana. Turning a supposed negative into a positive can only be done with a conscious, sound mind.
When this card appears, the signature energy states that actions know neither success nor failure. It means that a person has lost their way in life where the soul has become unattached from the meaning of Spirit in physical form occupying space in the body.
| According to the author, “To create is to bring something forth from nothing. With the Zombi, nothing is brought forth from something” (Glassman). All will is lost. The card’s general aspect is a form of externally motivated sacrifice. Hence why the woman on the slave block appears to be in desperation and agony with her hands flung in the air turning to the sky in sheer hopelessness. This action is from forced external energy to create a sacred sacrifice. With that being said, no matter the hardship, it’s a path to a greater purpose, and sometimes it takes great pain to be aligned to a form of sacredness for the near future. The snake, Simbi, is wrapped around the woman's waist in the promise of potential redemption. |   |
  | Our final card in the voodoo tarot deck to appear is Madame La Lune- 9 Congo. I'm sure that we’ve talked about all of the general aspects of this card within a unit of reading other cards, but not as a singular energetic force. First off, vessel number nine represents the astral realm-the moon, stars of Yesod, and the high regions of the night’s sky. It also corresponds to transport- the movement of one energy to the next, and the mirror- an illusion/magick. Madame La Lune surroundings are at full measure of peace and ease. The environment points to all signs of enchantment. She walks the waters (Congo) of the astral light (moon) covered in glamour. According to Glassman, Madame’s soul is the black mirror. My perspective is that conscious and unconscious minds are in sync with change. The divination indicates a cyclic change returning to a new beginning after a cycle is complete in an orderly motion. Happiness, stability, and contentment are present here. In the Collection Reading video, I spoke about a completion being at the 9th vessel, and the channel was directly for this card only, not for the 9th vessel entirely. |
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