Nostradamus








Fool represents the Self, and in all its infinite glory. And all that you shall consider in the entirety of your existence, and in everything you are as yourself.
This a sign of the roots of one’s abilities, talents and sheer potential. A decision to start afresh, opening to new possibilities within, not explored yet. The sudden impulse which comes out of the blue.
This is the willingness to risk, the courage to stand by oneself, independence, freedom, and following one’s own sense of idealism and inspiration.
The hero of your journey represents the irrational impulse toward change and the opening of one’s horizons into the unknown. These irrational impulses in this case may likely be destructive, possibly creative and certainly cusping sheer chaos for your sanity.
However and just the same, there is originality, audacity, a tendency to iconoclasm, a venturesome quest of higher truth.
There are no rules for this. The only escape is inspired frenzy and the blind leap into the abyss. For you already there. Yes a sudden inspiration may suddenly bring you back to pure sanity. Until then, get to know prudence and tread accordingly to the reverse of the fool.


Crowley calls this card Adjustment, while Osho to reflect upon the ‘justness of nature’ shows card as a flower growing out of a brick wall, against all odds, to an evening out.
A call to embrace one’s inner strength and confront challenges with confidence and grace. Inner strength, courage, and fortitude. It suggests that you have the strength and resilience to face challenges, the ability to harness your impulses and passions, and to act with calmness.
In simplest terms this represents fortitude, that is the strength of vigor and courage.
In any situation, this card advises summoning your inner strength to carry on despite any difficulties you are going through. Inevitably, your fear will need to be overcome and your obstacles will require confrontation.
This grasping of the light will certainly involve a delving into and making peace with the shadows of one’s nature.
Lack of confidence or courage. Weakness or insecurity. Feeling powerless or defeated. Difficulty controlling emotions or impulses. Need for more self-discipline or self-control. Fear of failure or success. Inability to handle a challenging situation or person. Need for more patience or persistence. Physical weakness or illness. Dishonesty or lack of integrity. Imbalance of power or authority.
All the same, the theme here is courage and strength, and an ancient idea of justice & so until, resist in order to prevail.








A coat of quotes and passing poetry
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जैसी परे सो सिह रहे, किह रहीम यह देह।
धरती ही पर परत है, सीत घाम औ मेह।।
Like we experience, as we learn, says Rahim Das of this adage.As the Earth learns, from rain, hail, storm and shine. And still finds of it, its flourish amazed.And so thus us, let us turn a leaf out of true nature’s page. And with experience, learn anew."Rahim Das