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crimsoncurrentTHE PURGING OF THE PRIESTHOOD
Commentary: ‘The Purging of the Priesthood’ is an image
of people having to measure up to spiritual or moral values.
Whoever upholds a position in the ‘Priesthood’ should act in an
appropriate manner and minister to the needs of people without
any ulterior motives. When people don’t live up to their duties
or the expectations of others, it often leads to someone having
to leave, retire, resign or be ejected. ‘Purging’ means to get rid
of and it can lead to scapegoats: those that are thrown into the
desert, abandoned and forgotten.
Oracle: Periodically, there is a need to cleanse and purify motives,
leading to a better representation of moral and spiritual values.
Sometimes we need to reexamine moral and spiritual sincerity
in a person, corporation, community or situation. Getting rid
of people or ideals that hold one back can open up situations
to more trust, sharing and enjoyment. You may have to dismiss
someone, or a group of people, from their duties or from their
ability to affect your life in some way. It is easy to lose sight of the
ideal through the use of the rationalizing mind, the ego, security
issues or emotive passion. However, if someone has not lived
up to their responsibilities on some level, often it’s best for the
future, and one’s peace of mind, to be free of them. It may lead
to a breakthrough in the understanding of where they’ve gone
“off the rails”, as well. Sometimes there’s a need to get clearly out
of the reach of people’s “influence”. People who hold ‘Priestly’
attitudes often have quite a lot of power and hold on others.
People will often give them power, thereby forsaking their own
powers in the process. What side of this ‘Purging’ are you on?
Are you the one with the “right” motives? There could be a fear
of rejection at work. Whatever your situation, stating your truth
and staying with it is the best option.
Keywords: Revealing the truth of people for who and what they
truly are. Cutting people off. Throwing out things that don’t
measure up. Forced retirement and redundancies. Payouts at the
end of employment. Dismissals. Opting out for moral reasons.
Being fired. Holes left where someone took up a lot of space.
The Caution: Stressful battle over who’s in charge. Blackmail. The
threat of being thrown out. Something being revealed. Evicting
people because they deceive, lie or mislead or just because
they’re not liked. Bringing somebody down. Scapegoating
others. Corruption and scandal that threaten collapse. Wanting
to appear to be doing the right thing. Coverups. The burning of
books. Perversion
Weekly-rachel reeves - Saturn
Commentary: ‘The Purging of the Priesthood’ is an image
of people having to measure up to spiritual or moral values.
Whoever upholds a position in the ‘Priesthood’ should act in an
appropriate manner and minister to the needs of people without
any ulterior motives. When people don’t live up to their duties
or the expectations of others, it often leads to someone having
to leave, retire, resign or be ejected. ‘Purging’ means to get rid
of and it can lead to scapegoats: those that are thrown into the
desert, abandoned and forgotten.
Oracle: Periodically, there is a need to cleanse and purify motives,
leading to a better representation of moral and spiritual values.
Sometimes we need to reexamine moral and spiritual sincerity
in a person, corporation, community or situation. Getting rid
of people or ideals that hold one back can open up situations
to more trust, sharing and enjoyment. You may have to dismiss
someone, or a group of people, from their duties or from their
ability to affect your life in some way. It is easy to lose sight of the
ideal through the use of the rationalizing mind, the ego, security
issues or emotive passion. However, if someone has not lived
up to their responsibilities on some level, often it’s best for the
future, and one’s peace of mind, to be free of them. It may lead
to a breakthrough in the understanding of where they’ve gone
“off the rails”, as well. Sometimes there’s a need to get clearly out
of the reach of people’s “influence”. People who hold ‘Priestly’
attitudes often have quite a lot of power and hold on others.
People will often give them power, thereby forsaking their own
powers in the process. What side of this ‘Purging’ are you on?
Are you the one with the “right” motives? There could be a fear
of rejection at work. Whatever your situation, stating your truth
and staying with it is the best option.
Keywords: Revealing the truth of people for who and what they
truly are. Cutting people off. Throwing out things that don’t
measure up. Forced retirement and redundancies. Payouts at the
end of employment. Dismissals. Opting out for moral reasons.
Being fired. Holes left where someone took up a lot of space.
The Caution: Stressful battle over who’s in charge. Blackmail. The
threat of being thrown out. Something being revealed. Evicting
people because they deceive, lie or mislead or just because
they’re not liked. Bringing somebody down. Scapegoating
others. Corruption and scandal that threaten collapse. Wanting
to appear to be doing the right thing. Coverups. The burning of
books. Perversion
Weekly-rachel reeves - Saturn