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  Leviathan The house spans from Capricorn all the way to Pisces. Pluto in conjunction with the Ascendant, revealing a transformative period as the ‘ship’ is steered furthest away from the shores, facing the leviathan. Under stormy circumstances - a difficult collision in a foreign place with no land in sight - all that matters in this predicament is the vessel carrying the soul across the great divide, weathering the storm. Back in the days when the great sea was unexplored and the thalassophobia or bathophobia produced itself a leviathan- it would prematurely prevent people from crossing the divide. Could one face a crippling fear and trust that our vessel and narrow understanding will eventually survive to expand? The key is given to us the moment we have come to the realisation that the world around us changes and that one day, the inevitable comes knocking on our door in its stead to take us by the hand. Leviathan It is very normal to resist a sudden change, if anything,...

"Three of a kind" The very first thing that is immediately apparent is that all cards are masculine: we have the King of Wands, the King of Swords and the Emperor. Very interesting! Another thing that is quite immediate as a commonality between the cards, and that is the Sephira Tiphareth. This resembles the centre of the Tree of Life and so you could say that Kings in Tarot do heavy duty stuff – in the sense that they pull from all areas of the Tree of Life and have a great deal of responsibility to shoulder also. Inherently, it means that they show the crux of the matter and also, teach you how to occupy a place of transcendence over the mundane, most notably through means of influence and self-agency. The other two cards are Convention, which realises venus in the 10th House, or in Capricorn and Contrition, associated with Pluto and the letter Samekh. Here too, the theme of hierarchy and agency come about in various ways. As well that of professionalism and accountability....