Eddy Oracle Tarot

03/07/2025

I ask will Japan be hit by a major earthquake in July... Transformation...

What do you think?

19/06/2025

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The Complex Nature of Spirituality Spirituality is a complex subject. When we think of spirituality, we usually include religion, though in our times many have distanced spirituality from religion.…

10/06/2025

24/05/2025

The Sun is a happy joyful card. This card tells us that we should enjoy our day and have a happy time.

09/05/2025

What I read the other day, I feel was quite accurate 😊 what you think? After this reading, I already knew we wouldn't have our Asian pope because he didn't fit into this reading.

Personally, I am happy with the new pope. He won't be like Pope Francis whom I miss very much. But I also feel he will revive the legacy of Pope John Paul II but he is not as conservative as him.

May the grace of God and fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with Pope Leo XIV 🙏

Reading for our next pope:

He will rule with the energy and wisdom of the Queen of Wand. I think he would be gentle, kind, compassionate and "motherly". But notice there's a ferocious black panther under the queen. So don't mess with this pope, you don't know what the black panther may do to you.

6 of Cups (Charlies) shows me that he would continue whatever has passed down to him (means continue what Pope Francis has done? But I feel it's more like a continuation of John Paul II 🤔).

8 of Pentacles says he is a hard working pope and good at finances as well as administration.

4 of Wands says he treasures stability which to me he won't be like Pope Francis who created a lot of controversies. He also will put special emphasis on the family.

So if you know of a candidate that matches the above, let me know in the comment below.

07/05/2025

Reading for our next pope:

He will rule with the energy and wisdom of the Queen of Wand. I think he would be gentle, kind, compassionate and "motherly". But notice there's a ferocious black panther under the queen. So don't mess with this pope, you don't know what the black panther may do to you.

6 of Cups (Charlies) shows me that he would continue whatever has passed down to him (means continue what Pope Francis has done? But I feel it's more like a continuation of John Paul II 🤔).

8 of Pentacles says he is a hard working pope and good at finances as well as administration.

4 of Wands says he treasures stability which to me he won't be like Pope Francis who created a lot of controversies. He also will put special emphasis on the family.

So if you know of a candidate that matches the above, let me know in the comment below.

06/05/2025

It has been an interesting journey with my Tarot and Oracle cards. I know I haven't posted here for a while. Perhaps I needed the break.

Today, I wanted to draw a card to post and this is the card I drew.

The eagle has to be able to untangle all the baggage and shackles in order to fly high and perch on high places to see clearly and to see the truth.

Those times away were the times for me to unload my baggage and free myself from the shackles that hold me down.

"but they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength,
they shall mount up with wings like eagles,
they shall run and not be weary,
they shall walk and not faint." (Isaiah 40:31)

30/04/2025

Drumming is known to lower blood pressure, reduce stress and boost mood. This is an introduction to drumming in a group. You don't have to know anything about drumming. Just come and experience. I am not a professional drummer or trained in drumming either. But I enjoy beating on my djembe drum. It helps to center me and clear my mind.

Come join us to drum together 😁

26/01/2025

The Hanged Man challenges us to dismantle our reality, to suspend everything we believe we know. Hanging precariously, he isn’t a victim—he’s a radical explorer of truth, deliberately inverting his world to glimpse what others cannot see.

This suspension is no casual act. It demands meticulous, dangerous preparation. He must calculate every rope, every angle, knowing one miscalculation could shatter him completely. Each knot represents a calculated risk, each moment of suspension a battle against gravity and comfort.

Our perspectives are prisons—constructed from childhood traumas, cultural conditioning, personal wounds. We are bound by familiar mental ropes that bind us upright, so rigid and constraining that we can barely shift our perspectives, mistaking these tight constraints for immutable truths. The Hanged Man reveals a brutal challenge: Are you brave enough to cut these ropes? To let yourself fall into an upside-down position? To fall into an unfamiliar understanding?

Confronting alternative perspectives is terrifying. Imagine discovering your lifelong heroes are monsters. Your cherished beliefs? Fragile illusions. Your trusted narratives? Potentially toxic fabrications. The risk of such revelation is paralyzing—yet the alternative is spiritual death.

Transformation demands sacrifice. The Hanged Man doesn’t just change perspective; he dismantles his entire existential framework. He understands that comfort is a slow poison, that safety can be the most dangerous illusion. By hanging upside down, he declares: I would rather know a painful truth than live a beautiful lie.

This isn’t merely observation—it’s existential rebellion. Each moment suspended is a moment of profound vulnerability, where everything you thought you knew becomes negotiable. The precipice between understanding and destruction is razor-thin.

When you draw the Hanged Man, you’re not receiving a gentle invitation. You’re being violently awakened to the possibility that your entire constructed reality might be an elaborate deception.

The truth will set you free, Jesus says (John 8:32)—but first, it may utterly destroy you.

The Hanged Man challenges us to dismantle our reality, to suspend everything we believe we know. Hanging precariously, he isn’t a victim—he’s a radical explorer of truth, deliberately i…

17/01/2025

When we think of justice, our minds often turn to punishment for wrongdoers or compensation for victims. Yet justice encompasses far more than these retributive and compensatory aspects. At its heart lies a universal human yearning for fairness, balance, and integrity in both our interpersonal relationships and our connection to the broader universe.

True justice is inextricably linked with peace. Consider the family of a murder victim: even after witnessing the perpetrator’s ex*****on, they may find themselves unable to find inner peace. Some might feel even greater anguish, believing the swift death of the murderer pales in comparison to their loved one’s suffering. In such cases, what society deems “justice” through legal channels may fail to bring the healing and closure the victims seek.

This is where forgiveness and reconciliation become crucial elements of justice. Without these transformative components, what we call justice might merely be revenge dressed in legal clothing. A truly just society, therefore, must be one that fosters peace, and a just individual must cultivate inner peace.

Peace itself can be understood as a state of balance, similar to the concept of yin-yang in Daoist philosophy. Just as these opposing forces must find equilibrium for harmony to exist, justice requires balancing competing needs and interests. When we restore balance to what has become unbalanced, peace naturally follows – and this is the essence of true justice.

Like Aristotle’s concept of virtue, which emphasizes moderation in all things, justice calls us to find balance in our psychological, emotional, and physical dimensions. It reminds us that while accountability and compensation have their place, genuine justice should ultimately lead to peace through reconciliation and forgiveness.

The Justice card invites us, especially those of us who are currently seeking justice in a situation where we are wronged and unfairly treated, to consider this broader perspective: while pursuing fair resolution is important, true justice extends beyond material or legal settlements. Sometimes, the path to justice might require us to prioritize peace and reconciliation as means of restoring balance to our lives and relationships.

In the end, justice is not just about making things right – it’s about making things whole again through the delicate balance of accountability, forgiveness, and reconciliation.

When we think of justice, our minds often turn to punishment for wrongdoers or compensation for victims. Yet justice encompasses far more than these retributive and compensatory aspects. At its hea…

28/12/2024

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26/12/2024

2024 is leaving us soon. Want to prepare yourself for 2025? DM me 😊