Showing posts with label knight of bows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knight of bows. Show all posts

Thursday, February 23, 2017

Eihwaz and The Knight of Bows

Wildwood Tarot Knight of Bows Runes Eihwaz
Today’s rune is Eihwaz (Yew). The Yew tree is an evergreen and will easily reach 600 years of age or more. It is a tree which often splits under the weight of advanced growth without succumbing to disease . It is easy to imagine that such a split could be a portal to the spirit realm. Eihwaz  is the rune of death and transformation, of standing at the crossroads.  I can relate to this rune very easily. Something has to change in order to move forward. Old victim stories, which are repeated over and over again, should be retold as heroic tales of overcoming great adversity. Letting go of old limiting thought patterns will make room for new ways of understanding.
So which energy will help me to bring about some change  in my life and I pulled the Knight of Bows from the Wildwood Tarot. The Knight of Wands in general  has a tendency to come up whenever I expect him the least. He is often a bit “too much in my face” when I am feeling down but he is also the one who gets his way with a nudge,  a smile and a motivating line. “Come on”, he says, “let’s make some fun! Don’t be such a party pooper and go on an adventure with me. I know the best places to go to.”
His charms are alluring and I can imagine myself wandering into the forest with him, without being afraid to go astray because he is walking right beside me. I am Feeling fearless and curious, enjoying each moment with an open mind, taking in the fragrant wisdom of the Wildwood, while putting my faith and trust in my red furred companion.

Sunday, November 17, 2013

The Knight of Bows - Fox - My guide for a beautiful Sunday

The Knight of Bows – Fox of the Wildwood tarot has jumped out of my deck to be my guide for this day.
I've drawn this card a few days ago for my deck interview. So I’m slightly familiar with it. This is a card of cunning and wit. This card has such a different vibe than most Knights of Wands from other decks. He is less boastful , less macho, like he doesn't need to be a showcase of male hormones.
This fox is sure of this own natural skills  which will help him  survive dangerous situations and even leave him with enough energy for his daily live. I can but only admire this beautiful animal. Today a short post. My husband is coming to visit us this afternoon. For those who don’t know yet, he is living in a assistant living home. Nine years ago he has had a major brain hemorrhage which has caused him to be paralyzed on his whole left side and also gave him cognitive brain damage. It is good to have him home, but it is also difficult to manage and smooth the social event. For this the fox qualities will come in handy. With clever maneuvers I will make this a joyful day and still  have enough energy to enjoy my evening when my husband has gone home again.