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Illumination

tarot-swietlistej-drogiSo here we are again, another Yule, another Yule Tarot Blog Hop. This time the theme has been given as “TURNING DARKNESS INTO LIGHT” with instruction to describe how we bring light to those around us and how we celebrate light with Yuletide traditions. You can follow the links below to navigate around the Blog Hop and read what everyone else has shared.



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I’m afraid that I don’t really celebrate or even associate Yule with light particularly. In truth, I rather enjoy the enveloping darkness, that always seems much warmer than the grey dinginess more common during the day at this time of year. Admittedly, we do have some lovely sunny days, (the surprisingly strong sun strobing through the trees as I drove along earlier today was quite psychedelic), though the daylight hours are short and with it barely getting light at all some days, there is not nearly enough light in our lives. Thus, the only way that I see to bring light into the darkness is to flip on the switch and rely on ushering in some artificial illumination. You’ll have noticed the rather splendid Sun card from the Swietlistej Drogi (Shining Path) Tarot, a little wishful thinking on my part as regards the Sun, but I couldn’t think of a more apt deck for the theme. Do check it out as it is rather unusual.

The other thing that is in rather short supply at this time of year is time so, (in addition to a little enablement), I will leave you with the following illuminating wishes:

May your holiday, whatever you celebrate, be filled with lights, loveliness and laughter. May your Tarot bring you enthusiasm, enlightenment and energy. These are my light wishes and without further ado, I gift you some festive lights to get you started 🙂

christmas lights gif photo: Christmas sparkle.gif

 

And, if that’s not enough light for you, I understand that eating plenty of sprouts can produce some highly flammable gases ;D

 

21 December 2013

14 Comments to “Illumination”

  1. Hahaha, love it…. well, laughter is a great way to bring light to the darkness, so well done! 🙂

  2. I do like that card, very appropriate 🙂 No sprouts here 😀

  3. That’s a nice card. I am the only person in the house who is having sprouts on Christmas Day. *tuneful face*

    AX

  4. I love the card! Very beautiful wishes. Thank you!!

  5. LOL! I’ve to tell you I bought tonnes of sprouts and parsnips…I’ll be highly flammable this yule.

  6. Well, that brought a little warmth and light in the form of humour – thanks, Ania. Lights and laughter to you too!

  7. I’m loving that dark Sun card… it’s quite mesmerising. I enjoyed your post… oh… and take care next to naked flames… I’d hate to see you wearing solar flares! 😀

  8. Getting around to the rest of the hop finally. Still looking to cook the broccoli (rather than sprouts) later today. Love your lights card! Very cool.

    Enjoy your Boxing Day!

  9. Ania, you crack me up. LOL

  10. Hi, i have reading out and i will definitely bookmarrk your site, just wanted to say i liked this article.

  11. Fun, personal, and warm! Thank you.

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