Psychic Superstore

Can we really awaken, spiritually? To do that we must understand what it means to be human beings. How will we be when we are forever avoiding the state of being ourselves? We are continually trying our best to be something aside from what we are. If we are unhappy, we would like to be ecstatic.

When we are annoyed, we attempt to be tranquil. Being ignorant, we want to be clever. not seeing ourselves truthfully, we live our atrocious small lives, falsely.

This divisive movement of becoming brings about chaos and conflict inside our consciousness and the planet. Not realizing that when we try, we are denying what we are and that may be a violent thing. Being sad, we seek contentment away from our own inner selves. Away from what we deem as negative, we shoot at the concept of the positive. Never realizing the looking for of the positive is a continuity of the hurt and anguish masked as something else.

Being one thing, we try to be another. This very attempt is the impasse that prohibits us from realizing what we actually are. We keep the darkness of stupidity continuously alive in our lives.

Thru relativity, we try and change ourselves, which is not change . In life, we experience pleasure, discomfort, and unexcited states of being. From one mental state, we attempt to head off to another.

From discomfort, we search out nice experiences in whatever form, which creates additional psychological discomfort. It is this vicious cycle, this evolving door we have found our demise. Detained by our own shortage of understanding, we are lost without the light of intelligence. We do not see and so we press on in the shade of unawareness.

It is then we discover the meaning of spiritual perception. The art of seeing, holistically. Then we see the light of truth is the perpetual liberty that transcends the mind as data. Through this awakening, there is the light of love, beauty, and everlasting joy that comes unwelcome. It is this freedom within that comes and explains all ones issues. It is not an extension or enlargement of our same old mental imprisonment. It is a total change that is wisdom beyond data.

This non secular liberty is the grim reality of truth that transcends this mortal life. When at once we look inside ourselves, outside the mind as thought there is the awakening beyond all faiths. Thru this realization of the divine, the glory of love and truth shines in our lives. To realize this religious light of intelligence is the understanding and accomplishment of all humanity.

I can’t believe we have finally reached the long anticipated 2012, and I'm looking forward to the new order and hope this year promises, where the non secular values of love, compassion and unity are at the epicentre of all life on this planet. The card drawn from my Thoth deck to guide us in 2012 is The Hanged Man. Suitably we've got a major arcana card for this great year, meaning that there are vital non secular lessons to be had and applied by everybody – this may be a year of spiritual evolution. It also implies that there are strong non secular energies at work in all our lives and so on occasions it may feel as if things are out of our control. In my Thoth deck, the card shows a man hanging upside down from an ankh, with nails in his hands and feet harking back to the Christ.

He seems to be underwater and just underneath his head lies a coiled snake in a dark pit. At first glance the image can appear scary, but the person appears to be relaxed, his expression calm, and his figure exudes a strength which gives the lie to his plausibly vulnerable position. This surface duality sums up the inside power of this card. It tells us that when we surrender to the Divine, rather than attempting to control things ourselves, we find peace. It tells us that when we let go of desiring things to be a certain way, miracles occur and we are stronger than previously. The Hanged Man guarantees that we are able to see things from a completely new viewpoint – that our perspective of ourselves, life and the world can be turned on its head, and that this releases us to move forward in new and enabling ways. In an everyday reading, The Hanged Man can mention that somebody is stuck and has reached a stalemate with no possible escape.

Or they are so set on desiring and achieving a certain end result that they are trying to force their will on a situation against the natural flow and causing the blockage themselves. However, as the crucifixion pose of the Hanged Man advises, this change also involves some sacrifice. There will be some things, angles, and structures that we will all need to be ready to lose to enable the new to appear. As Jesus said, you can't pour new wine into old wineskins, as we are finding currently as we attempt to patch up a failing and defective monetary system! Therefore we should all individually look at what we want to let go of that could be holding us back, where we have become rigid in our principles or expectations, closed off to new ideas and concepts. This year calls for all of us to give the sacrifice of time – time to join with our higher selves, for it is only there that we'll find the inspiration and the knowledge to make the correct decisions for the future.

The Hanged Man says that things will not occur overnight and we shouldn't be impatient or force change this year. In a way, we are in the significant cocoon stage which allows the caterpillar to dissolve and be reformed as the beautiful butterfly. But if we align ourselves to the Divine and trust in that bigger wisdom, then events will begin to unfold naturally and perfectly and effect a change that we will only yet dream of.