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Ptah - Skill from the Egyptian God's Oracle by Silvana Alasia

God and patron of craftsmen and architects as well of knowledge and know-how. He is an engineer, bricklayer, blacksmith and artist. He is depicted as a mummified man with a beard, holding the Ankh scepter, the symbol of life, and the Djed staff of power, a symbol of stability.

Ptah provides you with the state of effortless concentration. Bringing you lightness and familiar skill, he will make it easy for you to all manner of operations. Under his influence and through serene objectivity, you have the chance to transform your work into play and develop the power of mental development, the ability to transform things or the capacity to awaken passion but also dominate them.

The Oracle of the Egyptian Gods - The kingdom of heaven is within us, and whoever knows himself/herself will find it.

This deck contains 36 cards with the most important and significant Egyptian deities. Each portrait card has been painted on original papyrus paper, produced with the ancient Egyptian drying method.

They are particularly powerful cards because they have the power to communicate directly with the interlocutor. Each god or goddess depicted on the cards bears a very precise message: wisdom, warning of danger, some advice or a protection, and helps us to rediscover our roots in the past, give meaning to our present situation and a structure for our future. It must be said, however that the oracle can only help those who know themselves, their fears, limitations and abilities, only those who are willing to take responsibility because "everyone is the architect of their own destiny".

First House – Arrival from the Starcodes Astro Oracle by Heather Roan Robbins.

The First House describes how you enter the world, your first impressions, and the birth of your journey of self-discovery. If your chart were a village map, the First House would be a gateway and information centre. Planets in the first house are just about to rise over the horizon, where the sun would be just before dawn, so we feel them strongly.

Action: Take responsibility for how you are perceived. As you walk in the door, assess what you lead with- what your mannerisms, appearance, and signals say. Notice if you lead with charm or prickly defence, with your mind or heart, or whether you are versatile, changing your approach to fit the circumstance. Investigate how this first impression affects your identity and interactions. People read what you put out, whether you are acting as a business, as a person, or as a couple, and it’s up to you to ensure that how you present yourself matches your intention.

If you feel misunderstood, look for a misperception, yours or theirs, underneath and tension, and see what can be done to clear this lens. If you strive to be invisible, neutral, or enjoy an air of mystery and play your cards close to the chest, it becomes easier for others to project their assumptions onto you. Consider becoming more transparent and letting your inner worth shine.

The First House can also bring with it a surge of temper or other strong emotion that rushes to your head like mercury in a hot thermometer. If this happens, bring your awareness back down to your feet. This metaphor also applies to a business or project; leadership may be strong and attention needs to be bought back to the boots on the ground.

Challenge: You are challenged to see beyond the shallows of appearance, see behind smokescreens, and take responsibility for how you are perceived.

Gift: Evaluate how you interact with the world as the beginning of a journey of self-discovery.

Jupiter – Abundance from the Starcodes Astro Oracle by Heather Roan Robbins.

Jupiter symbolises how we expand our world through education, law, philosophy, travel, abundance, and an expansive spirit. Jupiter, the traditional ruler of Sagittarius and Pisces, is a huge gas giant – 2.5 times the volume of all the other planets put together. It takes 12 years to circle the zodiac, spending one year in each sign. Named for the ruler of all the gods and surrounded by 79 known moons, Jupiter never does anything in small proportions.

Action: Think bigger, be expansive and forgiving; deal with issues with a spacious, curious, fair, and philosophical way. Think globally; bring in contributions from all around the world. Consider traveling physically or traveling with your senses by listening to music from a less familiar culture or tasting their food. Talk to people who grew up in a circumstance foreign to you and get their viewpoint. Diversify your perspective and that of your team to discover the missing pieces need to make up a larger whole. Engage in abundant optimism. Get the word out through generosity; give abundantly and good will comes back to you. Invest in education, publication, and broadcasting. Just be careful that your generosity is actually helping the recipient, not enabling or burdening them. Ask what would really help.

Jupiter’s energy needs a big room and an audience. But it can overshadow important people in more intimate circumstances. Watch that your expansive capacity does not cramp the experimentation of beginners or crowd beloved introverts. Notice where you might overwhelm the people you love and give them room for their more subtle style. If you are the one being so overwhelmed, appreciate your own value, expand in ways that work for you, and let the person with Jupiter energy do their thing.

Challenge: Jupiter can bring too much of a good thing or leave people feeling overwhelmed. Watch out for magical thinking and a Pollyanna avoidance of problems.

Gift: Give and you shall receive. Jupiter calls you to expand your worldview, so reach out and feel at one with the whole universe.

Trine & Sextile - Symbiosis from the Starcodes Astro Oracle by Heather Roan Robbins.

Trine and sextile planets promote collaboration by backing one another up, cheering one another on, and adding strength and value to their roles. A trine is formed by two planets one third of the way around the circle from each other, 120° apart. A sextile is half that 60° apart. Trine planets operate from the same element - fire, earth, air or water - and speak that language. Sextile planets relate from the same polarity but in different modalities (cardinal, fixed or mutable); they operate like supportive, noncompetitive best buddies.

Action: Lean in to what is easy and comfortable and use that comfort to renew, grow an expand. Look for people who have compatible and complementary ideas or skills to yours. Work with your allies. Gently expand your work through compatible people, collaborative skills, and through doing what you love. Look for a person who holds a missing piece of the project and bring them in. Find those whose work you approve of and invest in them.

Engage family friends and family who really understand you. Explore what you have in common with a beloved and focus on that, rather than on your differences, and build out from there. Wanders in a favourite landscape and learn from what you find there. Play your favourite music, but on a new instrument. Bring your attention to where the energy flows easily, where support can be found, where enthusiasm exists. Grow organically.

When life is hard, a dinner with friends where you can laugh, relax and let your guard down can be great medicine. What a balm to talk over problems with someone who understands your worldview and to whom you don't need to explain yourself. Moments of ease can prepare us for the bigger challenges ahead.

Challenge: The path of least resistance can be both delightful and limiting. Don't get stuck in a comfortable rut.

Gift: Lift one another up and grow. The comfort of compatible aspect can help us build up the resources needed to do the hard work and face the tough stuff.

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