Dixie’s Daily Tarot, November 3, 2010: Game Over

November 3rd, 2010 @ 5:03 am by Dixie

Astrology Meets Tarot

tower-tarotThere’s that point of no return in every situation, where circumstances have progressed beyond repair. Maybe it’s an affair in a marriage, a crumbling business, a disintegrating friendship or a loved one’s illness progressed beyond expectation of recovery. Whatever the specifics, it’s clear there’s no coming back. Whether this is a bad thing or a good thing to you matters very little, because spinning potential outcomes is no longer an option. Adjustment and acceptance is all you’ve got, so best make the most of it.

Today’s Tarot is Thunderbolt (aka The Tower) reversed from Osho Zen. Associated with Mars, this is one of those cards people flinch to see because the disruption is so obvious. But the part we often forget is that the disruption embodied by the tower is inevitable, and can sometimes serve to extract us from impossible situations or provide other, perhaps unseen rewards. Remember also we’re talking about an Major Arcana card, so the situations described are apt to be very significant and pervasive. Major Arcana points to events that are  transformative, for good or ill. So be aware in how you direct it. You may have no choice about the upset, but you do have choice about how you deal in the wake.

endLooking back, I would have to admit the most disruptive, painful, and challenging periods in my life—the “Tower” periods–often did serve, but damned if they felt that way at the time. Even those that didn’t have “better” written all over them in hindsight, I’ve chosen to use to increase my own understanding, helping others through similar where I can. That’s because I’m too utterly stubborn to go through utter devastation without finding something useful there. I don’t want to feel it wasted. Your mileage may vary, but I recommend the lemonade approach when you can manage it.

The inverted Tower is telling us to let go of that which has crumbled now, as it’s a necessary prerequisite to escaping the fire. You will be scraped up pretty good for sure, but that’s okay. Most wounds heal, and those that don’t, you learn to live with. One thing’s for sure: there’s no going back. So bearing that in mind. why not see if there are any lessons lurking in the debris? You may find something of value to yourself or others in living a better life. Feels better to do something good with it if you can.

How do you fare with devastating circumstances? Got the astrology for it?

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7 Responses to “Dixie’s Daily Tarot, November 3, 2010: Game Over”

1.
annonymous
annonymous

Good Morning Dixie,

For me, The Tower, is a stark reminder that sometimes things end abruptly and there’s no use in trying to fix it.

There have been times in my life when the damage has be irrevocable and I needed to accept that somethings I just can’t change, not even if I wanted to. It’s a hard lesson to be sure but somehow, at some point in the future, sometimes many years later, I find the strength of understanding it was all for the best.

Looking at different versions of this card, there’s usually a falling man and/or woman. However, in the Visconti Tarot the image of a man in a position of already fallen is more apt to create an accurate impression of such realities.

Finding what I can in the rubble is a part of being human.

Be Blessed!!

 
2.
Missty
Missty

Thanks Dixie. You’re stop on for me, as always. I have to face up to a situation that stirs so much emotion in me that I want to cry. Yes, it’s symbolicly the end of chapter and it will be so when I’ve told someone. I just need to find the confidence and courage to do it. He’s so twisted. I wonder if the new moon in scorpio might be a good time to make my projects go public! Maybe it will give me the strenght.

 
3.
Le Ciel du Scorpion
Le Ciel du Scorpion

Mmm. I am giving the ex one more chance to pay his child support. Then, I have to press on and seek legal counsel. Not angry legal counsel. I’ll even set up mediation with him. I feel like this is just dangling. And I need to cut the thread. Our marriage has transformed into a business relationship. I have to stop being so angry and see it that way. Thanks, Dixie ;)

 
4.
Missty
Missty

Hello Ciel. Sames ex- issues, how bizarre. Good luck.

 
5.
chrispito
chrispito

This is so apt. I have only 7 courses left towards graduating with a Fine Arts degree and today I realized I’d love to quit the whole art school world and just be alone in my own studio. I had such an existential moment today. I was like: wow. This is….entirely useless. LOL.

Trouble is–surprise surprise–it’s too close to the end to quit now. Motherf*cker.

 
6.
emi
emi

thanks for this, Dixie- so insightful and well-expressed. and it makes me feel better about looking past the debris of what’s been taken down. i’m not insensitive, just trying to be happy despite of the sad situation. astrology? i’ve got jupiter conj. sun natally and by transit so that might explain the stubborn optimism.

 
7.
McKenna
McKenna

Thanks Dixie. Never an easy card to find anything positive about, but yet again you’ve nailed it! Rock On =)

 


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