1 Capricorn
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crimsoncurrentAN INDIAN CHIEF CLAIMS RECOGNITION AND POWER FROM THE ASSEMBLED TRIBE
Commentary: ‘An Indian Chief Claims Recognition and Power From
the Assembled Tribe’ shows someone in a position of authority,
standing strong, staking their ‘Claim’ and place amongst the people
that he or she leads or represents. This is a Symbol associated with
the Jesus story. Jesus’ karmic lesson was to rise above the crowd;
to claim power in situations, places and with people; and to accept
any consequences that such a ‘Claim’ could lead to.
Oracle: There are leadership issues here. Sometimes we need to
rise to the occasion and take charge, and this is most likely one
of those times. This can lead to a struggle for control. You may be
challenged to remind those around you of your leadership qualities
and your ability to be strong, reliable and accountable. There’s the
need to stand up in front of others and be counted as someone who
has what it takes. As long as nobody is “lording it over” others, life
can operate in a smoother manner, with everyone understanding
their place in the scheme of things. We all have to find the courage
to stand up and exhibit a show of strength now and then. However,
there can be the flip side: are those above you reminding you
of the lesser position you occupy in the scheme of things? You
can find your own internal authority by believing in yourself, by
‘Claiming Recognition and Power’ and acknowledging your nobility
and courage. There can be challenging events happening in the
external world, a battle of wills perhaps, but if you stand strong and
firm in your inner belief in yourself, you can come out victorious
with a greater sense of authority radiating out to those around
you. People will take you more seriously. Always know when to
listen to and give way to the rights of others and you’ll be given a
stronger position in society.
Keywords: Assuming authority and the need for it. Benevolence
bestowed. Winning by charisma and strength of numbers. Finding
a true sense of place. Signs that one should be in charge. Staking
one’s claim. The ‘Claim of Recognition’. Respect. Having to stand
up or stand out in the crowd. Having the charisma of leadership.
Consolidating power. Popularity contests.
The Caution: Power tripping and struggles. Over-inflated views
of one’s self. The continual need to quieten power battles. Being
challenged by those left and right. Demanding attention and that
others follow orders. Taking over. Selfish and ego-driven. Too
many chiefs.
The King finally acts upon Pr.Andrew - Asc of JU in CAN
Capricorn 1
Self-reverence, self-knowledge,
self-control. These three alone
lead life to sovereign power.
Alfred Tennyson
To lead the people walk behind
them.
Lao-Tzu
A lot of young girls have looked
to their career paths and have
said they’d like to be chief.
There’s been a change in the
limits people see.
Wilma Pearl Mankiller
There are two things people
want more than sex and
money—recognition and
praise.
Mary Kay Ash
If your sctions inspire others
to dream more, learn more, do
more and become more, you
are a leader.
John Quincy Adams
He is not fit to command others
that cannot command himself.
Proverb
There are too many chiefs and
not enough indians.
Proverb
There are no small parts, only
small actors.
Proverb
Power corrupts; absolute power
corrupts absolutely.
Commentary: ‘An Indian Chief Claims Recognition and Power From
the Assembled Tribe’ shows someone in a position of authority,
standing strong, staking their ‘Claim’ and place amongst the people
that he or she leads or represents. This is a Symbol associated with
the Jesus story. Jesus’ karmic lesson was to rise above the crowd;
to claim power in situations, places and with people; and to accept
any consequences that such a ‘Claim’ could lead to.
Oracle: There are leadership issues here. Sometimes we need to
rise to the occasion and take charge, and this is most likely one
of those times. This can lead to a struggle for control. You may be
challenged to remind those around you of your leadership qualities
and your ability to be strong, reliable and accountable. There’s the
need to stand up in front of others and be counted as someone who
has what it takes. As long as nobody is “lording it over” others, life
can operate in a smoother manner, with everyone understanding
their place in the scheme of things. We all have to find the courage
to stand up and exhibit a show of strength now and then. However,
there can be the flip side: are those above you reminding you
of the lesser position you occupy in the scheme of things? You
can find your own internal authority by believing in yourself, by
‘Claiming Recognition and Power’ and acknowledging your nobility
and courage. There can be challenging events happening in the
external world, a battle of wills perhaps, but if you stand strong and
firm in your inner belief in yourself, you can come out victorious
with a greater sense of authority radiating out to those around
you. People will take you more seriously. Always know when to
listen to and give way to the rights of others and you’ll be given a
stronger position in society.
Keywords: Assuming authority and the need for it. Benevolence
bestowed. Winning by charisma and strength of numbers. Finding
a true sense of place. Signs that one should be in charge. Staking
one’s claim. The ‘Claim of Recognition’. Respect. Having to stand
up or stand out in the crowd. Having the charisma of leadership.
Consolidating power. Popularity contests.
The Caution: Power tripping and struggles. Over-inflated views
of one’s self. The continual need to quieten power battles. Being
challenged by those left and right. Demanding attention and that
others follow orders. Taking over. Selfish and ego-driven. Too
many chiefs.
The King finally acts upon Pr.Andrew - Asc of JU in CAN
Capricorn 1
Self-reverence, self-knowledge,
self-control. These three alone
lead life to sovereign power.
Alfred Tennyson
To lead the people walk behind
them.
Lao-Tzu
A lot of young girls have looked
to their career paths and have
said they’d like to be chief.
There’s been a change in the
limits people see.
Wilma Pearl Mankiller
There are two things people
want more than sex and
money—recognition and
praise.
Mary Kay Ash
If your sctions inspire others
to dream more, learn more, do
more and become more, you
are a leader.
John Quincy Adams
He is not fit to command others
that cannot command himself.
Proverb
There are too many chiefs and
not enough indians.
Proverb
There are no small parts, only
small actors.
Proverb
Power corrupts; absolute power
corrupts absolutely.