TLP Lesson 17 - The Star - The Inspiration of the Journey
Tarot Life Planner - Lesson 17 - The Star - The Inspiration of the Journey
The naked woman seen on many tarot cards is a symbol for the mind, unconscious, the soul and all esoteric and intangible energies and realities. Flowing water symbolizes the ebb and flow of life and health, movement and change. A bird in a tree can be a message or a reminder of the divine who loves and helps us. Stars depict the infinite universe and the ideal of heaven. Put these all together and you get divine inspiration in any flavor from the creative muse to religious fervor.
This card is about listening to the inspiration within. You are the Goddess. You have everything you need to accomplish your desires. Go for it! Don’t wait a minute longer. The Star is also a warning to carefully consider where to put one’s energies and time. What is the use of pouring water on the water? If you pour it on land it can water a garden which will bear fruit that you can eat.
Reversed Meaning
You aren’t listening to the Goddess within.
Inspiration or the muse is stifled or blocked.
Now is the time for drudgery and rote action rather than fresh inspiration.
Give to and nourish your muse instead of always taking.
The Star’s appearance in a spread
You are a physical embodiment of your spiritual life. Make of your life a work of art. Surround yourself with art and beauty. Give and accept pleasurable gifts.
Star Exercise
Starring My Muse (Starring Me!)
Find the Star card of your deck and place it in the center of your work space. Decide how many points you want to work with on your Star, 5 or 8 are good numbers. Shuffle the deck and place that many cards around the Star card.
Gaze at the layout and let your eyes blur and your attention unfocus. Open your self to your inner voice, your inner Star, your muse.
Refocus on the layout and take note of patterns and similarities like colors and symbols. Notice the relationships between the cards. Is there a progression of numbers that might inspire you? A sense of up and down or a flow of energy? Write down your thoughts. These are what the Star has to say to you.
Using the Star to change your life
Manifest the Star
To call your muse.
Banish the Star
To remove the hassles of stardom.
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The naked woman seen on many tarot cards is a symbol for the mind, unconscious, the soul and all esoteric and intangible energies and realities. Flowing water symbolizes the ebb and flow of life and health, movement and change. A bird in a tree can be a message or a reminder of the divine who loves and helps us. Stars depict the infinite universe and the ideal of heaven. Put these all together and you get divine inspiration in any flavor from the creative muse to religious fervor.
This card is about listening to the inspiration within. You are the Goddess. You have everything you need to accomplish your desires. Go for it! Don’t wait a minute longer. The Star is also a warning to carefully consider where to put one’s energies and time. What is the use of pouring water on the water? If you pour it on land it can water a garden which will bear fruit that you can eat.
Reversed Meaning
You aren’t listening to the Goddess within.
Inspiration or the muse is stifled or blocked.
Now is the time for drudgery and rote action rather than fresh inspiration.
Give to and nourish your muse instead of always taking.
The Star’s appearance in a spread
You are a physical embodiment of your spiritual life. Make of your life a work of art. Surround yourself with art and beauty. Give and accept pleasurable gifts.
Star Exercise
Starring My Muse (Starring Me!)
Find the Star card of your deck and place it in the center of your work space. Decide how many points you want to work with on your Star, 5 or 8 are good numbers. Shuffle the deck and place that many cards around the Star card.
Gaze at the layout and let your eyes blur and your attention unfocus. Open your self to your inner voice, your inner Star, your muse.
Refocus on the layout and take note of patterns and similarities like colors and symbols. Notice the relationships between the cards. Is there a progression of numbers that might inspire you? A sense of up and down or a flow of energy? Write down your thoughts. These are what the Star has to say to you.
Using the Star to change your life
Manifest the Star
To call your muse.
Banish the Star
To remove the hassles of stardom.
Order a Reading from ladylorelei108
Visit my website www.tarotgoddess.net
Join my Yahoo Group to get these lessons on time.
Check out Tarot News, another yahoo group I write for.