Dear Yogis,
Did you read Wednesdays newsletter which focussed on THE HERMIT/Our YOGA CLASSES start on the 9th January.
OPTION 1. The Official School Term starts on the 3oth January and finishes on the 6th April – which we also call a TERM. If you want to start again on 30th January (a Monday) and finish on the 6th April, then the cost for the term is $220.
OPTION 2. However, If you want to pay for the entire time from the 9th January to the 6th April, (a lengthier term) the cost is $270.
OPTION 3. There is still the option to pay 4 CONSECUTIVE classes at a time $88 – with this option if you don’t come to class you lose your payment, although you can make up a class in the same week.
MY CARD FOR TODAY – ACE OF SWORDS, arrived after I asked what would be the work that most suited me for this time in my life? The answer came right away in the form of the card I chose. The Ace of Swords. What did this card represent for me? It screamed out at me from the deck……WORK FROM HOME!!!! Don’t let the ego get in the way and goals I can achieve quickly at this time are better than long range ones.
Choosing the Ace of Swords represents the kind of mental strength needed to work from home successfully. Working from home has its pros and cons but overall gives you a greater sense of freedom. I love it. Remote work requires more personal discipline and focus but is well worth the effort. I have worked from home for most of my life, and when I stray not only does it COST me money, it ends up making me stressed (something I shy away from). I like to live a tranquil life.
THE ACE OF SWORDS: The image on the card depicts a wind blowing through the trees, shaking the leaves as it passes. It denotes a fresh new thought or idea, resulting in an aha! moment. It depicts a period marked by new ideas and provides light on a new way of life. The sword is raised, and you are anxious to put it to the test and discover just how sharp its edge is.
I really like the messages of THE ACES in the Rider Waite Deck. The Ace of Swords is the finest expression of its suit, as are all of the Aces. It represents mental clarity and breakthroughs. It indicates a high element of concentration, drive, and intellectual ability in connection to your personality or the activity you perform. It may represent transformation via internal forces, leading to new beginnings. This does not necessarily mean a new occupation, but a “sharper edge” on something that you may be used to doing. Chopping away those things that no longer work, concentrating on those things that do.
We notice protruding and dipping hills in the backdrop of the Ace of Swords, which are blue and purple in hue. A cloud in the foreground protrudes an arm and a hand clutching a sword. This is no ordinary sword: a crown adorns the sword’s very points, and different plants and foliage hang from the crown. This sword is a formidable weapon, capable of chopping, cleaving, and exposing all.
The sword piercing the crown signifies your awakening intellect and your awareness that difficulties must be overcome. It’s now much simpler to think and see clearly. You may need a safe place to vent and someone to speak to. If you can’t locate someone you can trust right away, you may be inclined to write out your emotions. You perhaps may have a Group or Forum you can talk to.
The swords suite as a whole symbolizes mental strength, while the Ace of Swords represents the exact center of mental force. Intelligence, wit, cunning, and deductive thinking are all examples of this ability. Most importantly, remember that we all can seek this intellectual capacity – we just have to pursue it relentlessly if we want to achieve it.
Have you discovered that the Best Ideas Come When You Aren’t Thinking?
The notion of skill is also important to the sword’s suit since it is hard information that can only be acquired through time and effort. This card may be advising you to seek or revisit a talent or a certain kind of academic understanding to achieve pleasure and harmony in your life.
Finally, this Ace of Swords may be requesting the truth from you — and not necessarily the happily-ever-after truth. The majority of truth is difficult to accept because it is sharp, cutting, and may be used as a weapon against others, much like a sword. The truth, like a sword, may sever our ties and set us free. As it is said in the Qur’an “If you seek comfort you may never find truth, and if you seek truth you will never find comfort”.
Consider the following questions when you encounter the Ace of Swords. What does mental strength mean to you? How do you use intellect, wit, cunning, and logical thinking in your daily life? Have you lately used these characteristics against others, or has someone else used them against you? Can you perceive both the good and bad aspects of these characteristics? What steps can you take to incorporate good elements into your life?
What Ace of Swords Means for You Today
The Ace of Swords has appeared to show you that a new perspective or some kind of sudden realization is likely today. This can come to you as an ‘aha’ moment where your subconscious feeds you the answer to something after you have quit thinking about it. This sudden stroke of genius often feels exciting and empowering but can also be the first stage that leads to over-thinking. Thoughts are useful only when they are under our conscious control, so don’t let this influx of energy get out of control. Meditation can help if you find your mind is racing today.
SEE YOU ON THE MAT (I am already missing you all).
NAMASTE – JAHNE