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AWARENESS by LIGHT & LOVE
The purpose of Erzulie Love or Union Reading is to estimate the influences on an affair of love or union. You being the questioner of a love interest, union, or heartbreak will receive a five-card reading specifically of current state, past, future, and other effects due to your circumstance. Please send all messages to ➠ Reality in Balance.com.
ERZULIE VOODOO TAROTIn the New Orleans Voodoo Tarot, Erzulie rules the seventh vessel, representing the elemental forces of fire, water, and air along with Goddess Oshun as the earthly manifestation. All four energetic depictions deal with hot and cool emotional states. There is no right or wrong value nor judgment made here in the characteristics regarding hot and cool. 
Erzulie is the Voodoo Loa for deep love concerning all women, children, and of the oppressed. Manifested as Erzulie La Flambeau, she is a fierce protector, and Queen of the Petro Nation readily holding her two daggers in both hands with blood-stained eyes. Her moods can travel, ranging to a place of great pleasure or a road of destruction leading to misery. 
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"The weekly rituals in tribute to my ancestors and the warrior Orishas required that I stop and focus on my spiritual growth, setting aside, for those moments, other parts of my life." 
The New Orleans Voodoo Tarot is practiced to celebrate and honor the West African Loa and Orisha in great continuity of ache. This will be an introduction to my Voodoo Tarot Spiritual Readings and guidance to relatable tools in divination for clients. This Spiritual path has directed me toward a rich source of divine ancestry and to gain a better understanding of the Spiritual forces that always surround us. 
One notable difference between the New Orleans Voodoo Tarot and traditional tarot is that the elemental force Earth is in no way categorized as being inferior to the other elements. Similar to the traditional tarot, the New Orleans Voodoo Tarot deck makes total use of the Tetragrammaton model and its four elemental attributes. The western elements of earth, air, fire, and water correspond to the four Nations or Voodoo traditions. THE FOUR VOODOO RITES CORRESPONDENCE
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