13/11/2025
The Sound of the Gods, Good and Evil, and the Gifts We Carry
Note: This is something I’ve been chewing on for a while, so consider this less a sermon, more a riff lol.
Tarot isn’t just a deck of pretty pictures, it’s a whole orchestra. Every archetype has its own sound if you listen closely enough.
The Fool? A cheeky little bell, ringing with possibility.
The Tower? A cymbal crash that makes you spill your tea.
The Star? A soft hum, like a choir warming up in the distance.
The Devil? Oh, that one’s a bassline, heavy, magnetic, the kind that makes you want to dance even though you know it’s trouble.
And here’s the thing: when we start talking about good and evil, the cards don’t hand us a neat little rulebook. They hand us noise. Music. Vibration, Energy.
Good is harmony, clarity, growth, the kind of sound that liberates.
Evil is distortion, imbalance, misuse, the feedback screech that makes you wince.
But both are sacred. Without dissonance, there’s no resolution. Without shadow, no light. Even the dodgy notes have their place in the cosmic jam session.
So what do we do with this? We use what the gods gave us, subtler gifts:
Perception,ears to hear the tones beneath the chaos.
Interpretation, the knack for turning those tones into meaning, story, guidance.
Choice, the freedom to decide which song we’re going to play.
Tarot isn’t about judgment, it’s about listening. Every spread is a symphony, a chorus of archetypes asking: What will you do with the sound you’ve been given? Will you amplify harmony, or lean into the dissonance? Will you silence the bassline of fear, or dance with it until it transforms?
The gods gave us bells, cymbals, choirs, basslines. They gave us archetypes, symbols, stories. They gave us the power to choose how we interpret the music of our lives.
So when people ask me about good and evil, I don’t point to halos or horns. I point to the sound. Because the real question isn’t what is good or evil?, it’s how will you play the sound you’ve been given?
blessings to you all .
