Whatever will be will be is a great reading of this card which is all about giving into destiny.
Tag: Prayer
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XII–The Hanged Man
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35. Passion
When Tao is acknowledged in the world,
horses live in the pasture.
When Tao has left the world,
chargers are reared for war.
There is no greater distress than
indulging desire.
There is no greater pain than discontent.
There is nothing more disastrous
than the greed of gain.
Hence the satisfaction of contentment
is everlasting. -
Do not lie
1. Do not lie
2. Tell the truth
3. Be honest
4. Feel the truth
5. Understand that I have options -
God is everything
1. God is everything
2. God is nothing
3. Listen to what people are saying–not what you think that they are saying.
4. Do not run
5. Understand the notion of ego–everyone has one -
St. Dorotheus of Gaza
What we need is a little labor! Let us endure this labor that we
may obtain mercy. -
5. Tao is the Source
The Tao is empty;
its depth is the source of whatever is.
Tao is endlessly creative
and brings balance out of chaos.
It is hidden and present
and is wholly without self-interest.
I know not who gave it birth;
Tao is the most ancient. -
Relate
1. Relate
2. Remember
3. Reduce the ego
4. Refresh daily
5. Respect the process -
Singleness of Purpose
1. Singleness of purpose
2. Primary purpose
3. Traditions
4. Too Bad
5. inhibitions -
–The Fool
I like the generally unnumbered aspect of this card. I like the starting a trip nature of this card. I like the absurdity of this card.
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1. Marking Out The Path
The Tao that can be spoken
is not the true Tao.
Any name which can be given to it
is not its true name.That which was before
Heaven and Earth is Tao.
Tao is the mother of all things.The wise seek its mystery,
and find it made of opposites.
Opposites arise from the same source
and are identical in all but name.
The mystery of opposites is so profound,
to understand it
is to open the door of Tao.
David Given Schwarm 