New Earth Resiliency Oracle Cards
New Earth Resiliency Oracle Cards. 56 printed and 4 blank cards. 2.75" x 4.75" New Earth Resiliency Oracle Cards are part of an art project by artist Tattfoo Tan. Oracle cards are a modern version of tarot cards and used as a divination and healing tool. NEROC trying to look inward in order to be centered, to be heal, to know yourself, to discover both the positive and the pains. It consists of 14 sets of 4 cards: stages of human growth, elements, seasons, temperament dispositions, celestial bodies, nature, weather phenomena, cardinal virtues, monomyth, the suits, male archetypes, female archetypes, tools and natural disaster. Allow intuition to guide you. Your connection, intuition and interpretation will shape the reading.
Call in the Seven Directions. It is good to start any ritual with an opening invocation. Blessings of the Seven Directions Blessings of the Seven Directions
Ground us in the wisdom of the changing seasons as we celebrate the spiraling journeys of our lives. Welcome the spirits of the Children 下一代 yet to come, who will stand upon our shoulders.
KING Negative attributes: Exploits and abuses other · Pursing his self interest · Hates all beauty · Innocense · Strength · Talent · Life energy · Hidden in his own weakness LOVER Negative attributes: Lost in senses · Addictive personality · Always seek the next adventure · Depressed · Playboy · Mama boy · Adultry MAGICIAN Negative attributes: Manipulator · Think too much on his decision and lost in a labyrinth of reflective mandering · Cannot extricate himself. WARRIOR Negative attributes: Emotinonal distant · Destructive · Avenging spirit · Attacking everything and everyone · workaholic pattern Source: King Warrior Magician Lover
" Magician do not try to force social change, because they recognize that people need to take their journeys in order to be able to live
QUEEN: Whose primary ego is the well being of her children. Self nurture is an important part of the personal development of the mother type. AMAZON: Whose primary ego lies in the impersonal realm of collective consciousness and her natural ambition for public achievement. Exercise (1) Try Prithvi Mudra to decrease the fire element and increase the earth element of the body
MEDIAL: Whose primary focus is the preocccupation with pheomena related to the collective unconsciousness. They are governed by a set of natural law that remain mysterious, even to themselves. They are sometimes gifted with a prophatic imagination. She stand in between the bridge of two worlds.
Source: Four Eternal Women, Toni Wolff Revisited – A Study in Opposites Source: Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche
SUN: Positivity · Nourishing · Father figure · Healing energy · Putting yourself in the spot light · Exposure Exercise (1) Sun print with cynotype (2) Sun salutation yoga pose (Surya Namaskar) (3) Build a sundial
MOON: Feminine · Emotions · Hidden desires or fears · sleep/dream · Circadian rhythm · Rest · Seeding time · Shadow side Exercise (1) Use a lunar calendar MOON PHASE
Find out your Moon Phase on your birthday. Enter your birthday below: STAR: Direction · Get your bearing back · Heavenly body · Good luck · Turning point in a person's life · Hope and aspiration · Clear answer · Certainty something will come · TIme of magic and alchemy COSMOS: Vastness · Universe · The divine · Clearity · Enlightment · Realization Exercise (1) Draw and paint a Mandala and read your partner's psychic using the painting made. Pay attention to the colored used and relate it to the chakra.
WATER: Flow · Transformative · Cleansing · Purifying · Potential of life · Sacred · Dissolved blackage or pain
EARTH: Grounded · Growth · Gaia · Feminine Exercise (1) Walk bare foot (2) Gardening (3) Honor the earth with sacred herbs (4) Grounding exercise It is essential to first understand that energy follow intentions. Brings your hand to your heart and bring these two energies together in your heart center. As you prepare to received the grounding energy of the earth and the cosmos. At these time you may choose standing or sit on the ground.Making sure your spine is straight. As this practice, energy will be traveling verticality. Start by slowing and deepening your breath. Begin by taking a deep breath in and out through your mouth for 3 breath cycles. In through your nose and out through your mouth. Close your eyes and begin to image you are a tree in a beautiful forest deep in the mountain. A forest of cedar trees or pine trees. In the present of these sentient being who bridge the earth and the sky. Look toward the ground and feels your connection to the rich soil, to the grass, to the moss and the water.Imagine from the waist down a beautiful root system, of long roots extending to the earth. And above your waist, imagine your branches reaching far into the sky towards the sun, the moon and the star. Come back to your center and explore your roots system. Imagine your root growing slowly deep into the earth. weaving throughout the soil, throughout the wonderful being of the earth, the worms, the minerals and the stones the the live beneath the earth surface. Continue moving your root beneath the earth and begin feeling the subtle energy that supporting you, as you go down and down, until you had gone as far as you can go. Until you reach as you perceive to be the earth core, take a deep breath in and out. Allow yourself to be here at this moment and feeling this depth and grounding. Slowly begin absorbing this subtle energy of mother earth and bring it up through each root. You may perceived this energy as a color, as a light, or you may feels the energy at your body. Welcome this energy through your roots, traveling up and up and weaving in and out of each root. and arriving at your body where your root system begins. bring the energy up through your trunk until it reach your branches and leaves. Notice any flower blossom growing or perhaps birds or insert who sings to you or dance on your bark. Sense the energy of the sun above you and pull this cosmical energy like the filament of lights into the branches. Know you are supported in this web of life. Allowing this healing energy filling every space of your being. Slowly move your awareness to the center, take a deep breath breath and gently open your eyes. Feels the energy and vitality running through your body, radiating out from you into the world. Give gratitude for your life and the support of the natural world around you.
FIRE: Warm · Passion · Cleanses · Transformation · Let go · Illuminate · Martyrdom Exercise (1) Light a candle or fire place or bonefire (2) Invite the spirit of fire into your life (3) Get in touch with your inner fire (4) Burn a wand or talisman AIR: Ideas · Ungrounded · Lofty Burn Cedar (Thuja occidentalis) For Decluttering Burn Resins For Purification Burn Palo Santo For Prosperity Burn Tibetan Monastery Incense For Clarity Burn Sandalwood For Grounding Burn Juniper For Ease And Comfort Burn Yerba Santa (Eriodictyon californicum)
For Loving Aura Burn Rosemary For New Beginnings Burn Mugwort For Dreams
RAINS: Sad · Nourishing · Cleanse · Cool down · Found emotions · Dissolving emotions through peaceful ways · Healing the heart little by little
FOG: Not sure · Uncertain · Unsure · Thin veil · Secret · Dreams · Between warm and cold · Process of healing · Don't do anything yet · Introspection · Letting answers arrive after the fog · Avoid rushing the process, clarity will arrive organically
RAINBOW: Hope · In awe · Spectacles · Reward after trail · Fleeting · Reconciliation · Joy · Enlightment · Strength filled with love · Victory· Hope that embraces
SNOW: Hybernation · Consolidation · Invoke your inner child
DROUGHT: Lost(need ideas, direction, excitement, inspiration) · dorment · scarcity
TORNADO: Anxiety · That gut twisting feeling
Sahasrara: enlightenment, cosmic conscious (live in the present moment) Ajna: intuition, psychic (seek only the truth) Vishuddha: Creation, communication (consequence of spiritual karma) Anahata: love, compassion (love is divine power) Manipura: vitality, power (Honor oneself) Svadhishthana: intimacy, emotion, sexuality (honor one another) Muladhara: security (all is one)
STORM: Fear · Upheavel · Falling into a hole Exercise (1) Try "Abhya" mudra, the gesture of despelling fear.
THUNDER: Panic · Jolt Exercise (1) Try flower essense like Agrimony and Cherry Plum
Nature
TREE: Growth · String · Breakthrough · Breakthrough · Bridging heaven and earth · What above so is below · Nature's lungs · Shelter and home for animals · Network · Stable · Magestic Exercise (1) Plant a tree (2) Touch the trunk of a tree and sense it's energy (3) Take photos of tree barksand look for patterns (4) Wishing Trees (5) Family Tree (6) Tree stump engravings (7) Yggdrasil pronunciation (8) The World Tree
"Trees are poems the earth writes upon the sky, we fell them down and turn them into paper, that we may record our emptiness." - kahlil gibran
RIVER: Follow the path/flow · Twist and turn · Muliple opportunities · One source · Channeling · Pipeline · Healing the mind · Being honest · Fluidity
OCEAN: Lost · Voyage · Travel · Another realm · Vastness · Let go of chains that bind
MOUNTAIN: Ambition · Hardship · Challenge · Looking for peace · Seeking knowledge and visions · You are protected no matter what · Strength will arrive · Look for a landmark or anchor point
SPRING: New start · New growth · New project · Breakthrough · Conception · Initiation · Inspiration SUMMER: Fertility · Heat FALL: Harvest · Offering · Seeds saving · Introspection WINTER: Personal renewal · Honoring family, friends and ancestors · Death and rebirth · sadness that cleans · Letting go
Imbolc (Feb 1) Spring Equinox (March 19-22) Baltane (May 1) Summer Solstice (June 19-23) Lammas (August 1) Fall Equinox (September 21-24) Sanhain (November 1) Winter Solstice (December 20-23)
CUP ♡: Loving · Emotional energy · Feelings · Friendship · Forgiveness · Generosity · Adoration · Relationship · Marriage · The opening of the heart · Abundant internal peace · Joy · Faith · Connect with water element Exercise (1) Memory jug: The Bakongo culture believed that the spirit world was turned upside down, and that they were connected to it by water. Therefore, they decorated their graves with water bearing items such as shells, pitchers, jugs or vases, which would help the deceased through the watery world to the afterlife.Item were placed upside-down, whichsymbolizes the inverted nature of the spirit world. Items were also broken to release the loved one's spirit and enable it to make the journey. The fragmented possessions, reconformed in the memory jug, paid homage to and simultaneously appeased the spiritual beings, encouraging them not to interfere with the lives of the living. It can be any type of vessel or container that has first been covered with a layer of adhesive, such as putty, cement or plaster. Then, while that adhesive is still damp, a variety of objects are embedded into the surface, including beads, buttons, coins, glass, hardware, mirrors,pipes, scissors, seashells, tools, toys and watches. (2) Puzzle jug: is a form of a jug, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. Puzzle jugs of varying quality were popular in homes and taverns. An inscription typically challenges the drinker to consume the contents without spilling them, which, because the neck of the jug is perforated, is impossible to do conventionally.The solution to the puzzle is that the jug has a hidden tube, one end of which is the spout. The tube usually runs around the rim and then down the handle, with its other opening inside the jug and near the bottom. To solve the puzzle, the drinker must suck from the spout end of the tube. To make the puzzle more interesting, it was common to provide a number of additional holes along the tube, which must be closed off before the contents could be sucked. Some jugs even have a hidden hole to make the challenge still more confounding.
COIN ♢: The body · Health · Physical appearance · Territory · Needs (clothing, food, shelter) · Prosperity · Connect with earth element · Exchange · Value
WAND ♧: Reproductive instinct · Fertility · Desire · Creative Energy · Imagination · Connect with fire element · Healing force · Overcome obstacles through creativity
SWORD ♤: Language · Words · Concepts and Ideas · Cut loose · Danger · Sharp words · Seperation · Breakthrough · Connect with air element
SPADE: Hardwork · Cultivate · Dig deeper · Discover · Unearthed · Planting HAMMER: Forge · To force · Hard headed · Not learning well BROOM: Clear away ROPE: Bind · Problem · Solution is in the problem
CHILDHOOD: Innocent · Wonderment · Naive · Seeds · Potential · Vunerable ADOLESCENCE: Bravery · Sexual energy · Impulses ADULT: Mature · Stable · Logic · Gathering of wealth and knowledge ANCESTOR: Wise · Wisdom · Council · Advice · End of journey · Blessings · Protection · Internal strength will get you through · Health and balance
PHLEGMATIC: Meditative · Slowly but surely · bring the home with you · Patient · Relax and chill · Protection · Defences · Ancient · Longevity · Faithful · Reserved · Prone to stagnation and sloth · Water element
MELONCHOLIC: Bird eye view · Analytical · Wise · Quiet · Element earth Exercise (1) Learn the bird language (2) Bird Watching (3) Build a bird house or bird feeders (4) Collect feathers on trails
SANGUINE: Optimistic · Active and social · Tends to follow rather than lead · Self composed · Cordial and peaceble
CHOLERIC: Nocturnal · Camoflauge · Hunting · Night vision · Short tempered · Fast irritable · Independent · Tend to lead rather than follow · Decisive · Impetuous Exercise (1) Camoflauge design (2) Hiding exercise with dirt and leaves
FORTITUDE: Courage · Forbearance · Strength · Endurance · Bravery · Valor
ADVENTURE: Announcement · Proclaim · A calling
The Four Chinese Symbols This set was originally appeared in the first edition cards. 四象：East: Azure dragon 青龍 South: Vermillion bird 朱雀 West: White tiger 白虎 North: Black turtle 玄武
NEROS - New Earth Resiliency Oracle Symbols (Proposal) In our over-connected world of social media, internet and constant digital connection, people have become super disconnected with the physical world we live in. This disconnect reflects a separation from human, nature and interpersonal connection, thus engaging less with the external world and resulting in a mundane daily commute. Who are we and where we are going? These universal questions can be answered through visions and signs. To reoriented oneself when you are lost you need a compass. I have devised a series of symbols based on the four directions; in a sense a life compass. This series of symbols is divided into of 7 categories: temperament and dispositions, celestial bodies, nature, weather phenomena, cardinal virtues, monomyth, and natural disaster. Using these symbols you are connecting with your higher self and thus the people, nature and life around us. We have the insight to transform and connect. We can bring back the sacredness of life through signs and symbols and decoding their meanings to enrich our live. This proposal is a series of 26 symbols. 26 symbols translates into the 26 alphabet forms and thus into the 26 panels on the subway station. Since we have 26 panels that relate to 26 characters of the alphabet, I have developed a simple, fun, easy system that passengers and passerby can interact and play with. Commuters can use their wait time by interacting with (or simply ignoring) the physical station to engage a simple viewing and thinking activity. By selecting a random word from a newspaper or phone and arranging the "alphabets" and linking the symbols together. No special equipment is needed. Just a curious mind and an open heart.
NEROC patolli Rules for Patolli 1. Patolli is played on a cross-shaped board of sixty squares. Eight of those squares are reduced in size by wedge-shaped markings between them. Eight more at the ends of the cross are rounded. 2. When two play, each player has six pieces. When three play, there are five pieces each, and when four play, each has four pieces. The pieces for each player are distinguished by colour. The players begin the game with pieces in hand, the board being empty. 3. Five beans control the movement of the pieces. They are marked on one side and blank on the other. Coins or casting sticks can be used as substitutes. The score of the beans when thrown is one point per marked side showing, or ten points if all five marked sides are shown. When no marked sides show, there is no score. 4. Each player puts an agreed stake into the pot. A penalty amount is also agreed at this stage, played from one player to another upon certain pitfalls throughout the game. 5. The beans are thrown by each player at the start of the game. The player with the highest throw begins, throwing the beans again as in rule 6. 6. The player whose turn it is throws the beans. If there is no score, the turn is over. 7. On his first turn the player enters a new piece onto the board from the central square closest to him, moving around the track by the number of spaces according to his score. He decides the direction of movement for his own pieces, clockwise or anti-clockwise; he will maintain this direction throughout the game, but each player makes his own choice. Pieces may therefore run in the same or opposite directions during the game. 8. Once a player has one piece on the board, others may be entered only on a throw of 1. A throw of 1 does not necessitate the entry of a new piece, however; the player may opt to move a piece already on the board instead. 9. When a player has more than one piece in play, the player may choose to move any one piece in accordance with the throw. 10. A piece may not land on an occupied square. If it would do so, then it cannot be moved and another piece must be moved instead. It is possible that no piece can be moved by a particular throw. 11. If the player can move, then he must move, even if all available moves are detrimental. 12. If the player cannot move, then he must pay a penalty into the pool. 13. A player landing in one of the reduced squares beside the wedge markings must pay a penalty of double the agreed amount to his opponent(s). 14. A player landing in one of the rounded squares at the end of the cross receives another turn. 15. After having made a complete circuit of the board, a piece is borne off on reaching the last square (i.e. the one before the player's starting square) by an exact throw. On bearing off a piece, the player receives a penalty his opponents. 16. The player who has borne off the last of his pieces wins the game and the contents of the pot. The personal tribute you should keep, for the community tribute do consider to donate it to a good cause or social movement.
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