The Crow Tarot Guidebook

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This kind of dream calls on you to examine your life more closely. You need to do some self-reflection. Some things are buried deep in you, yet they are affecting the quality of your life. Symbolism Mountains: Obstacles, barriers between you and a goal Crow Rising: Finding clarity Lightning Bolt: Divine or source energy Golden Hues/Light: A new day, a fresh start, opulence, manifesting finances Wand, Pentacle, Sword, Cup: Pulling together all available resources (creativity, passion, vision, and material) White Roses: Spirituality, true love. purity Red Poppies: Strength Positive Traits / In Balance Focused, creative, committed to a plan, action-oriented, clear vision, feeling purposeful Negative Traits / Out of Balance Lazy, scattered-brained, unable to find clarity, moving in too many directions without achieving anything -38- Don’t rest until you achieve your goals. There’s nothing to limit you. Your attitude is everything here. Have a positive outlook in everything you do.

Your sub-conscience sends you messages through dreams. This is the case when you have a dream that features the crow. Also, the crow enters your life to dispel your worries and confusion. It’s likely that for some time now, you have been unsure of the direction to take. I know I felt compelled to look up information about Monarch Butterflies when I saw it pictured so prominently. I now know that amongst other things, they lay their eggs on toxic milkweed leaves which the caterpillar eats when it hatches. They retain this poison seemingly without harm to themselves yet that’s not the case for predators. Not only do they begin to protect themselves as soon as they hatch, their colouring serves as a warning also. They don’t try and hide away to stay safe – they are big, bright and beautiful. Tarot cards can really open up all forms of learning. If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced. ~Vincent Van GoghThe result of this will depend on how you handle this change. Welcome the new experiences with open arms. Our gremlins reside in that space where our perceptions interfere with our goals. My hope is that this guidebook and the Crow Tarot will help you understand your perceptions and the beliefs that impact how you react to a situation. -5-

Create an environment conducive for these people to create a genuine connection with you. Allow your partner to freely speak their thoughts and feelings. Final Thoughts…The guidebook includes a general RWS meaning as well as a story that relates to the energy and illustration of the card (see below for an example) When we're born, a guardian angel is assigned to us. He can protect us, support us in achieving our goals, and heal our souls.

When the dust settles, it is the divine light of the Star that elevates us up and out of the rubble. The Star bears the gifts of inspiration and the promise of a better tomorrow. When our trip seems to be going smoothly, and we see the sky as cloudless, that is when our journey takes us to the Moon. The light of the Moon reflects our anxieties and illusions; it reveals the shadow self that we try to suppress. The Moon encourages us to remove the mask that conceals our inner nature, and not only confront our true self, but also to allow our shadow moments some freedom. We awake to a rising Sun that revitalizes the soul with its radiating warmth and comforting glow. It is in the brilliant light of the Sun that we dare to stand center stage, allowing ourselves to be seen. As the journey enters its final leg, we must face Judgment. It is during this encounter that we are called to reflect upon our lives, to honor our history as a whole story, a complete account compiled of the good, the bad, and yes, the times we wish we could do-over. Combining our experiences create a comprehensive picture of who we are, not solely as a human being, but as a spiritual being. To advance, we must accept ourselves as a whole and take responsibility for who we have become. Our trip concludes with the World, and much like the end -30- If you want to uncover what has been encoded in your destiny when you were born, there’s a free, personalized numerology report you can grab here. Further reading about other spirit animals: Has the crow spirit animal flown into your life recently? This means that you will soon undergo some significant changes. The crow spirit animal asks you to tap into your intuition to get a solution to your problems. You will clearly understand the next steps you need to take. This is not always easy. You will need to call on the crow spirit animal for assistance. Get in touch with this spirit guide when you need the following kinds of help:Blue also represents loyalty, status (blue blood), and dependability. For the Nine of Swords, the color blue is associated with depression and over-analyzing a situation. Purple Purple evokes mystery and magical forces—it is a color that represents the subconscious mind and creativity. For centuries purple has also been associated with royalty and nobility. In the Crow Tarot, the color purple appears in the form of feathers that decorate the King of Swords' throne as well as the swirl around the High Priestess’s eye. -22- Also, a dream involving a crow is a message that you need to be more open. You are too closed and people – including your partner – are unable to reach you. You need to dig into your inner strengths to deal with your challenges. The good news is that you are not alone. Another thing I noticed is that due to the way the cards are labelled, the image size on the Major Arcana is the smallest followed by the Aces and Court cards (see above). I find this makes the Majors, the Court and the Aces stand out quite boldly in a reading and my eyes naturally return to them even though the image is smaller. Yet, if you asked me I’d say I like the bigger image.