Along the path is a crossroads and one must choose which door to open and proceed. The author's booklet tells us once a choice made the other doors disappear and the next stage of your journey is determined by the choice you made. Well that might keep one in a state of no-decision, but in reflection that is how I feel most times when I choose. No turning back. Can that be right? Yes and no. We can always make a new choice, open a new door, but after choosing one, we have changed a bit after stepping over a threshold.
I am intrigued by the magic sigils on the doors and the doors them-self. One has no hinges to open another has hings on opposing doors. The center choice, both doors open. I might be here all day thinking and deciding. I must remember this a magical tree and all choices may disappear and then where will I be?
This card feels more like a Seven of Cups than a Seven of Pentacles. So maybe a choice should be made from how I feel about the door itself. If I could just read those sigils.
I thought it was 7 of cups too. a Long time ago I started titling my blog posts with standard suits, I search my blog often for things and with all the oddball suit names it was a disaster. Kipling's Halloween Tarot was the last straw :) Bats? Really?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I'm pretty decisive once I've thought things over, but once in awhile, I also make sure I have a Back door...
A backup plan is a good thing. Another decision to be made.
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