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🔮The Oracle of Gilgamesh
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Something that has been gradually building (a plan, a relationship dynamic, or a story you’ve been telling yourself) could crack wide open now.
The Tower looks destructive, but its aim is not to tear down literally anything and everything; it only seeks to strip away those things built on illusion, assumption, or avoidance.
With Mercury now fully retrograde, this particular Tower "shock" is likely to show up as a conversation that shifts the dial and changes how you view a long-running saga.
Interestingly, after the initial jolt of reality, you’re likely to feel a strange sense of calm and relief as things that were hidden come into view.
Rather like the short, sharp shock of removing a sticking plaster, the energy of this card feels intense but is ultimately freeing.
It’s Sunday! The hardest part about change is letting go of the old ways of thinking, doing or living. Some of us today are not willing to let go & are resisting change. Here’s the Tarot for Tomorrow, Sunday, October 25, 2026. #tarot#dailytarot#TarotReading
🔮 Tarot Card for the Week: The Chariot
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This week brings determination, ambition and forward momentum this week. Stay focused on your goals, take control of your direction don’t let obstacles knock you off course
La Temperanza
Balance is something you create, moment by moment. Between his hands, the impossible flows.
Breathe, mix chaos with calm until it becomes something luminous. Step away from the noise of thoughts, let what was heavy become light again.
Affirmation:
I am the still point in a turning world. I balance light and shadow within me.
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Time to let yourself begin to shine by believing in yourself & your incredible gifts & talents
Learn to express yourself gracefully & authentically & also take time to recharge & fill your cup
#highpriestess
This small statue, only 34 centimetres tall, is one of the most mysterious objects in all of ancient history.
This is the Snake Goddess of Knossos, found in Crete, Greece, and now kept in the Heraklion Archaeological Museum. She is 3500 years old. She was made by the Minoans, the first civilization of Europe.
Look at her carefully. She is holding two snakes, one in each hand. She is wearing a long flounced skirt, with layers like a modern dress. Her chest is bare. And on top of her head, she is wearing a tall hat, and on top of that hat, there is a small cat sitting.
Why snakes? Why a cat? No one knows for sure. That is what makes her so powerful.
The Minoans did not worship gods like Zeus or Apollo, who came later. They worshipped a Mother Goddess. She was the goddess of nature, of fertility, of life and death. Snakes were sacred to them, because snakes shed their skin and are reborn. They are connected to the earth, to the underworld, to healing.
The figurine is made of faience, a kind of glazed ceramic, not gold or marble. It was found in 1903 by Sir Arthur Evans, inside a small pit in the palace of Knossos, along with other sacred objects. Evans believed it was a goddess of the household, protecting the home.
But the most interesting part is her dress. Look at the pattern. It is tight at the waist, flared at the bottom, with an apron. It is almost exactly like a dress a woman would wear in Paris in 1900. When Evans found it, people were shocked, because women in 1900 were wearing the same style. The Minoans were 3500 years ahead in fashion.
Her face is calm, her eyes are wide, her arms are raised. She is not scared of the snakes. She is controlling them. In Minoan art, women were not in the background. They were the priests, the leaders, the main figures. Minoan women had more power than women in Egypt, Greece, or Rome at that time.
Some historians say there were two Snake Goddesses. One is in Heraklion Museum, the other is in the British Museum and other museums have copies. This is why you have seen her in many places.
The most important question is: why is she holding snakes? Was she a goddess, or was she a priestess doing a ritual? Was this a ceremony for fertility, or for protection from earthquakes? Crete has many earthquakes, and snakes were thought to predict them.
Today, the Snake Goddess is the symbol of Crete. She is the symbol of the Minoans. She is the symbol of a civilization where women held snakes and men painted bulls.
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The deep review prompted by Venus retrograde is making it clear that certain parts of life are drifting and action is required.
It’s no surprise, then, that today’s card shows a figure with their eyes fixed firmly on the horizon as they ponder their next move.
The Two of Wands suggests that you’re reaching a point where multiple paths are opening up before you. The trouble is, one part of you is intent on sticking with the tried and tested; the other is eager to carry you somewhere new.
This card encourages you to stop overthinking and take deliberate steps towards the kind of future you want.
Let this be your reminder that real progress only happens when bold vision and courageous choice work together in harmony.
🎲 1011110 - align your thoughts with your highest purpose
Your thoughts are manifesting at a rapid rate so keep your mindset positive & focus on your desires instead of your fears
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You have been slowly building a foundation that you feel stable to grow from & you are proud of how far you have come
Obstacles - The Hurdles become the way to move forward - you have got this
Call for help - know that it is okay to reach out & ask for advice, back up or help with something
Do not be ashamed to ask for assistance
Nobody should build wonderful things alone
Everything will be okay
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