'Four figures surround 'the flaming sword'; two men & two woman'Without much effort in interpreting the four merlin tarot card chosen earlier under the muse of 'looking at nothing in particular' the lines in the sand again form the familiar spiralling pattern which has been seen in recent castings -- indeed another meeting with the Priestess and 'the flaming sword' -- it was unintentional; not what I set out to do earlier. However, it is a confirmation in my mind that I cannot disregard the information I've been presented in previous Daily Merlin portends!
Transcript
Wednesday 30th May 2007Transcript
7:15pm -
The Priestess
Wheel: fortune
Partner Trumps: The Magician; Strength; Temperance; The Innocent
Spheres & Planets: 7th (foundation) and 9th (victory); Venus
To reach this feminine archetype is necessary to pass through three worlds of levels and generated nine spheres or loci of polarised energy.
'The ancient system of system of sacrificial kingship is dependant upon a magical or inner-world location, in which the goddess mediates the spirit of a king of hero to and fro between death & birth. In Christian symbology, we have the Virgin Mary and the conception announced by Conception announced by Gabriel, who is Archangel of the lunar sphere; in the Merlin legends there are the curious semi-material beings who live between Earth & Moon who are said to sometimes consort with human maidens and cause them to have children.'
(Remember, it is the Priestess or High Priestess who is the recurring image in all the more recent Daily Merlin castings.)
8 of Beasts
(8 of Coins)
Skill: Depicting material skills & means of income. The exchange of monies for goods in return. The mundane material world.
8 of Serpents
(8 of Staves)
Ability: Consistent progress up the ladder of success; well qualified in chosen career. Well respected and talented individual. Influential connections
Ace Of Birds
(Ace Of Swords or Prime Of Weapons)
Movement, change & possible promotion. Change of residence; risk taking (depicted by the talismanic 'path of the arrow' ... the path of the flaming sword ... !!!
So we have the Priestess once more -- a 'religious' woman who is with the innocent (the child); we have the Flaming Sword again ... which by numerological means has been established as being 777 ... not necessarily a doom & gloom portend -- but indicative of something significant on or around 7th July 2007. When we study the image of the Prime Of Weapons -- which is IDENTICAL to the Ace Of Birds -- we see the flaming sword itself; this is the card of its creation -- the instruction which led to the Priestess becoming in possession of the innocent maybe? Surrounding the flaming sword are four figures - two men and two women; possibly then we are to seek out four abductors if this relates to the plight of Madeleine McCann?
There are even more implications which can be read into these two very significant cards. It provides insights into the reasons behind why it is Madeleine McCann who was taken. The remaining two cards ('Skill' and 'Ability') are not there by chance. They are significant too ... there is a vibration here and important numerology. There is also further significance relating to the situation.
Not forgetting the symbolic mask at the foot of the Priestess -- this woman bears TWO identities. Not forgetting also, the Magpie in the background ... a talisman which is always associated with 'the taking of shiny things out of nests'; there is the nest itself in the original image of the Ace Of Birds ... the bird in flight following the trail which the arrow is pointing in -- is that not the indication of the McCann's travelling by Plane to find their daughter because they discovered the 'empty nest'?? Behind the Priestess is a landscape of mountains & a lake -- maybe it is where the Priestess is currently residing with the Innocent - in a mountainous region somewhere in the world??
There is limitless symbolism in these four cards - so much more than I've not mentioned here. I can only conclude therefore ... what was initially intended as a gaze into nothing in particular -- is in truth a further insight into a very current and concerning event.