We begin this week joined by Sedna, Inuit Eskimo goddess of the sea, who tells me, "You are taken care of today, tomorrow and always." This beautiful goddess reminds us that the Universe is eternally abundant and always willing to give to us so long as the flow of abundance is open. You can keep the flow of abundance flowing strong through positive words, thoughts, affirmations and visualizations as well as through the daily practices of giving, sharing and gratitude.
As we move into the middle of the week, we are joined by White Tara, Hindu goddess and Divine Feminine face of Buddha. This gentle goddess brings the message that our spiritual work is paying off, as we are raising our spiritual vibration and growing at a rapid rate right now. However, one of the consequences - and gifts - of spiritual growth is increased sensitivity. This means that we may notice being more strongly affected by images we see on television, stories we read in newspapers or on the internet, by chemicals in our foods or in the environment around us, or even by the emotional states of other people we encounter in our day-to-day lives. She gives me the strong message that we need to be practicing daily habits of grounding, clearing and shielding in order to prevent ourselves from being overrun by these outside influences, which will slow our vibration and may leave us feeling ill, run down or depressed.
At the end of the week, White Tara is joined by Kuan Yin, the goddess of compassion. This goddess continues the advice of grounding and shielding, but also advises us to ask the Universe to give us only only kind and gentle life lessons and relationships. She reminds us to view others not with fear or anger, but with compassion and unconditional love. She also advises us to view ourselves in the same way. Release any perfectionistic tendencies and view yourself as a child of the Divine, a prefect spirit deserving of love and compassion, no matter what.
~ Lady Wolfdreams
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Monday, January 9th and Tuesday January 10th: Sedna ~ Infinite Supply
"You are supplied for today and all of your tomorrows."
"This is an abundant universe, filled with more than enough for everyone. Yet, the energy format of this planet is about polarities. In this instance, it's about giving and receiving. The key is to balance the two. If you only give, you'll feel drained, resentful and experience lack. If you only receive, you won't enjoy what you have. Balance comes from fearlessly giving as you're guided and then receiving with joy and gratitude. It's exactly like breathing: Both the inhale and the exhale are identically important. Practice giving and receiving daily and you'll never want for anything."
Various Meanings of This Card:
* Don't worry about the future
* Know that you'll always have enough to eat
* Your needs will always be provided for
* Spend time at the ocean
* Swim with the dolphins
* Move to a beach or island community
* Go swimming, sailing or surfing
* Give time or money to a cuase that protects the ocean
About Sedna (pronounced SED-nuh):
She's the Inuit Eskimo and Alaskan goddess of the sea who provides sustenance for the body and the soul. Sedna lost the tips of her fingers in a tragic boating accident and the digits transformed into whales, seals and other sea creatures. As a result, Sedna is intimately connected with the ocean's inhabitants. Call upon her for plentiful supplies, especially for your family. Sedna can also help you with any ocean-related ventures, including interacting with whales and dolphins. She's very appreciative of those who give time, money or efforts to protect the sea and its creatures.
Wednesday, January 11th and Thursday, January 12th: White Tara ~ Sensitivity
"You are becoming increasingly sensitive. Avoid harsh relationships, environments, situations and chemicals."
"As you've purified your inner world of thoughts, actions and intentions, it's natural that you seek purity in your outer world as well. This is to acknowledge your heightened sensitivity, which is as real as it seems! You've stripped away the outer protective layers of unneeded defenses, which blocked your psychic and spiritual awareness. Now you're on the path to ascension, which calls for your heightened awareness. And with this awareness comes new levels of sensitivity to the impure and harsh. Your body is a trustworthy instrument of measurement of your tolerance level. Steer clear of that which your body signals you to avoid. Take excellent care of your body and it shall serve you well!"
Various Meanings of This Card:
* Acknowledge and honor your sensitivity
* Take steps to protect yourself from negativity
* Avoid chemicals
* Steer clear of situations with loud noise, crowds, violent media and other triggers
About White Tara (pronounced TAIR-uh):
White Tara is an aspect of Tara, a female Buddha and Hindu Mother Creator. The many female faces of the Buddha and Mother Creator are represented by various colors of Tara. White Tara represents pruity, maturity and compassion. The eyes on her hands, feet and forehead allow her to be aware of all prayers. She helps us to live long and peaceful lives.
Friday, January 13th to Sunday, January 15th: Kuan Yin ~ Compassion
"Release judgements about yourself and others and focus on the love and light that is within everyone."
"Gentleness is the strength behind true power and it comes from feeding yourself with nourishing words, thoughts, deeds, intentions and all forms of food. Shield yourself from harshness by placing an intention to only attract kind and gentle life lessons and relationships. Transform harshness into gentleness by refusing to see anything but the shining light that's within each person and situation. This intention begins with your relationship with yourself. Be very gentle with yourself in all ways. Be happy, be kind, be sweet, but most of all, be true to you."
Various Meanings of This Card:
* Release guilt and shame to Heaven for healing and transmutation
* Keep your thoughts about yourself and others positive
* Avoid gossip or bad-mouthing of yourself or others
* Forgive yourself or another
* Don't be so hard on yourself or others
* Release perfectionistic tendencies
About Kuan Yin (pronounced Qwan Yin):
The Eastern goddes Kuan Yin hears all prayers and in the essence of purity, nurturing love and gentle power. Kuan Yin is a "bodhisattva," meaning that she's eligible for Buddhahood. Yet, she has vowed to stay near Earth until all beings are enlightened. This youthful and beautiful goddess helps us feel compassion and mercy toward ourselves and others. She's also a protectress of women and children. She awakens musical interests and abilities as well as psychic clairvoyance.
