Featured Card of the Day – The Mother – Dreams of Gaia by Ravynne Phelan 

~ Grandtrines

Tarot by Cecelia

Artist: Ravynne Phelan

Website: http://www.ravynnephelan.com

Keywords

Unconditional Love, Intimacy, Nurturing, Compassion, Abundance, Growth, Fruitfulness, Acceptance, Fear, Control, Outcomes

Key Phrases

– Love without conditions
– Encourage gifts and talent
– Emotional intimacy and affection
– Be supportive
– Embrace abundance
– Let go of expectations
– We are all different
– Nurture ideas and goals
– Voice thoughts and feelings
– Forgive past failures
– Release control of others
– Emotional manipulation

Card Meaning

Her womb is the void in which new life forms, safe, nurtured, and protected by her body. She is the earthly universe in which a cosmic soul takes on physical form. There is no more sacred or intimate bond than that of mother and child.

She is the Mother – nurturer, protector and creator. She is the very essense of non-sexual intimacy, patience, compassion, unconditional love, and forgiveness – willing to place the needs of her…

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Like so many people, I am a paradox. I am a politically conservative vegetarian. I am from a Christian background, and still tend to like those values, but am a metaphysical astrologer trained in science who has an interest in the magic of ancient Egypt and a weird belief that some piece of our essence can live on a server. I live in Texas, but like chatting with my international Wordpress pals the best. I learn by teaching. Technically, I am a "Leo," but I am very, very Aquarian with a dose of Scorpio. I bitterly complain about Algol (and Algol personaliites), yet it is the one star that defines me most (other than Regulus). (Which, oddly, makes me an Algol personality.) I am a reclusive lover of peace and quiet who has the Ascendant in the Via Combusta (the most conflict ridden part of the zodiac). I am an incredibly private person with a blog with over 800 followers and 50 to 150 regular daily visitors. I could go on, but I think you get the picture.