On this very
hot first day of July, I will start working with my Wild Unknown
Tarot by Kim Krans. It was gifted to me in May for my
Birthday but besides flipping through the deck and admiring the artwork, I haven’t really worked with it yet.
My card for
today is Justice. We see two cats, one white and one black sitting next to each
other with their backs towards us. Their tails are crossing and they are both looking
straight at us. Everything in this card is expressing the idea of balance. This
version of Justice it like a dismantled Yin -Yang symbol Even the color of their
eyes is opposite to the color of their fur
In this
card there is no other color used but black and white. Justice sees no color, just the bare facts and
no emotions or other distractions. Justice
is all about universal balance between opposites, about truth and fairness and responsibility for your
own actions. The sword represents fair decisions and cutting to the chase.
Decide what is best for yourself and everybody else involved. And after that decision, it is up to you to take responsibility for the consequences of your choices.
For me, being often insecure about my own decisions, this is a difficult
card to start out with but I think a very representative one for the energy of
the deck. Not only because the cards are
mainly drawn in black and white, with here and there a meaningful splash of color but
also because of the straightforwardness of the images. They convey their
message without a multitude of symbols. Of course the images are layered but
they speak truthfully and clearly and they are teaching us to trust our intuition as
a part of sincere decision making.
And remember not making a choice is a choice too
And remember not making a choice is a choice too
Looking forward to your time with the WU. I have this deck but have yet to use it. The spare images are compelling. Stay cool!
ReplyDeleteIt will be quite an adventure for me Rose
DeleteStay cool too!
What strikes me about this card is its strictly black and white opposites. There are no gray areas, which I suppose the logic of justice is all about. I don't see room for emotion, only the clarity of "tough love," which I see symbolized by the diamond. Good thing I'm not a judge. :D
ReplyDeleteThat is a job I've never ever aspired! And I admire every honest hardworking judge :D
DeleteLooks like you've "decided" to spend some time with the Wild Unknown. I hope you have a wonderful time getting to know it! :)
ReplyDeleteIt was a very clear choice for me This deck deserves some undivided attention :)
DeleteI wonder if the cats were chosen for their reputation for being aloof? Though I have found them loving and loyal. Justice may be black-and-white, but that doesn't stop it being applied with compassion. The choice is ours :)
ReplyDeleteOh, the cat idea is a good call!
DeleteCats definitely have a mind of their own and are very independent if they have to.
DeleteCompassion: I guess that is why we also have to listen to our gut feeling when we make a decision for the good of all
Ellen,
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to your exploration of the WU. This deck has intrigued me, but I've yet to purchase it. I enjoy reading your interpretations as it always gives me something to think about.
Bright Blessings!
Thank you Monsoon. I can say the same thing about your video's. :)
DeleteThe WU is a pricey deck but it is worth every penny. I am very excited to start working with it
This looks to be a fascinating deck, Ellen. I'm looking forward to hearing more about it from you.
ReplyDeleteIt truly is Zanna! The images really get to you!
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