#mediumintraining

So this is a deck to walk one through the vedic astrology. If you are anything like me, when I say Vedic Astrology, you say....what? Vedic Astrology is India’s ancient science of the stars. It is in fact the source of western astrology. Whoever brought it to the west decided to simplify it and after attempting to do a reading on myself, my bff, and my sister-I can see why they did that. 

In theory, you should be able to use these cards to dissect who someone is based on the moment they were born. Moons in certain places, planets in certain houses, creating a person to be or not be a Gemini. Or to be a Gemini with non traditional Gemini characteristics. Once I get better at doing this, I will be able to read someone's energy and give them this information. 

So dreams are very important, if you remember them, for understanding what is going on mentally as you sleep and muster through what is going in the day of the life of you. A deck, like this, is a very easy way to think on what you remember of the dream and see if there was anything that feels familiar and put that card aside and then read the analysis. Once you have the analysis, think on it and see what feels right. 

What I love about this following the first post is that it shows decks come in all shapes and sizes. So if you are a person that seeks guidance from angels, and ask the angels for a message for the day. You would shuffle the cards and then pull one. The one you pull is your message. Your intuition will tell you what you need to know about it. For example I pulled Wisdom, it could mean I have the wisdom I need and I forget that sometimes or it could mean I should be looking for it to get through what I am going through. 

So I am currently taking a Udemy class on Tarot cards. I am pretty experienced with Tarot but not as knowledgeable. The gentleman that is teaching the class is a great psychic who prefers a particular deck, that is actually an Oracle deck. I have both oracles and tarot decks but have wondered what the difference is? 

So let’s define then compare. Tarot is a more structed card deck. 78 cards that fall under the category of major or minor arcana. From there, the cards are divided into four suits (Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles). If you look at the cards in order, they tell a story of a life in stages. 

Oracles are decks of cards that vary in size and style. There are words, imagery, and a guide book included in every oracle set. The oracle you are drawn to draws you in for a specific reason. In theory, you use them the same way you use a tarot deck but I think the biggest difference is going to be in interpretation. 

I recently had a reading with an Angel Medium to help me settle myself as I chose to begin on a journey with a lot of pain, struggle, but hopefully a very good outcome. One of the things she mentioned is that I need to have a Joy List. 

What is a joy list? Its a list of things that bring you joy. Whenever you can, you need to be living in your joy. Or use the joy list to help you work through something that only positive vibes can get you through. I filled in general things that make me happy and plan to print it out and write in it. I like the option to write in it, as those categories will never change but the details of how they play out will change over time. 

Have you ever gravitated towards a specific number? I have always loved 69, besides the obvious sexual connotation; My sister has always loved 27. What is it about that number? 

Progressing numbers are numbers that progress from the first one to the last one in sequential order. 

Mirror numbers are just as it says, numbers that mirror one another.