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Tarot Card
Source: Tarotx.net
3 of Clouds – Minor Arcana
The Explanation of Three of Clouds Osho Zen Tarot
In our society, men are often taught not to cry, to keep a strong facial expression on things when they get hurt, and not show that they are in pain. But women can also fall into this situation, and we all at some point realize that the only way to survive is to get rid of all our emotions so we don’t get hurt again. If our pain is too deep, we tend to hide it from ourselves.
This makes us frozen, harsh because deep down we know that just a small crack in the ice is enough to free the hurt to start circulating through us again. The rainbow-colored tears on this person’s face hold the key to breaking out of this ‘ice-olation’. Tears, and only the tears, hold the power to melt the ice. It’s okay when we cry, and there’s no reason to be ashamed of those tears. Crying helps us to let go of pain, allow us to be softer to ourselves, and ultimately heal our wounds.
The Energy of Three of Clouds Osho Zen Tarot Based on Osho’s Teachings
- To be in the self means to be apart, to be separate. To be in the self means to become an island;
- To be in the self means to draw a boundary line around you;
- To be in the self means to make a distinction between ‘this I am’ and ‘that I am not’.
The definition, the boundary, between “I” and “not I” is what the self is – the self isolates.
Three of Clouds Osho Zen Tarot makes you frozen – you are no longer flowing. If you are flowing the self cannot exist. Hence people have become almost like ice-cubes. They don’t have any warmth, they don’t have any love – love is warmth and they are afraid of love. If warmth comes to them they will start melting and the boundaries will disappear. In love the boundaries disappear; in joy also the boundaries disappear because joy is not cold.
Animal Spirit Guide or Helper
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Chameleon
Chameleon symbolism and meanings include adaptability, artistry, balance, transformation, and more. There are more than more than 200 species of chameleons and they are native to southern Europe, southern Asia, Africa, and Madagascar. Yet, people from many cultures are fascinated with these unique and colorful reptiles and they wonder what they symbolize.
In this post, we’ll explore all aspects of chameleon meaning and symbolism, including chameleon spiritual meanings and the chameleon spirit animal, as well as chameleon mythology and folklore.
Table of Contents
What does a chameleon symbolize?
Chameleon Symbolism: Adaptability
Chameleon Mythology and Folklore
Chameleon Meaning in Greek Mythology
Chameleon Symbolism in the Bible, Judaism, and Christianity
Chameleon Symbolism in Hinduism
3 Chameleon Spiritual Meanings
Rune
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ALGIZ
Protection, Sedge and Rushes, a Moose
This is about the control of emotions. During transition periods, changing the course of life and accelerated self-change, it is important not to rush into emotions, either positive or negative. Remember that early action and right conduct are the only real protection. No matter whether your business flourishes or fades, don’t worry. Maybe you don’t win, but you will never lose, because you will always learn from what has happened. Moderation and civility are the strengths of the protective forces of this rune.
Witch’s Rune
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Flight
Travel, birds, communication, messages from the other side, soaring at great heights, fast moving, news
The Flight Rune brings otherworldly news or reminds us of some form of communication, be it spoken or written. Birds are sacred animals and messengers to the heavens and to the gods.
Ogham
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Idad, Idho, or Iodhadh
Pronunciation – Ee-dad or ee-yoh
Tree Association – Yew
Meaning – Ancestry, history, aging, dying, transitions, thoughts, and memory. Idad can represent the wisdom that comes from elders and the strength we now have from ancestors who came before us. Aging is not to be feared but celebrated! Not everyone is lucky enough to have gray hairs, and it’s truly something to be grateful for. Idad is also a fantastic representation of the natural cycle and connects back to the first Ogham (Beith), representing joyful beginnings.
If reversed – Physical death, sadness, and mourning. Death is inevitable for us all. However, it’s essential to reflect on the cycle of our life as well as others. In the natural cycle of life, endings come with new beginnings.
Inscription and Magical Uses – Helpful when trying to connect with ancestors, meditation, or when contemplating life and the natural cycle.
Folklore – The Yew tree is deeply connected to the Druids and their history. It was considered sacred, and many built their temples around them.
I Ching
Hexagram Fifty – Six/56
Lu / The Wanderer
Fire on the Mountain, catastrophic to man, a passing annoyance to the Mountain:
The Superior Person waits for wisdom and clarity before exacting Justice, then lets no protest sway him.
Find satisfaction in small gains.
To move constantly forward is good fortune to a Wanderer.
SITUATION ANALYSIS:
You are a stranger to this situation.
It is your attraction to the exotic that has led you here, but you will move on to a new vista when this one has lost its mystique.
Because much of this environment is foreign to you, you must exercise only the best judgement.
You don’t know the custom here, and it’s too easy to cross a line you don’t know is there.
Because you are the foreigner in this setting, you have no history to acquit you.
Watch, listen, study, contemplate, then step lightly but decisively on.
Numerology
Source: astrogle.com
Fifty – Six
This is a difficult combination that represents extreme sensitivity and the need to balance a desire for freedom with an equally strong desire to be part of a family. Also see 11, “The Master Numbers.”
Angel Number
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