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Oracle Sayings:
1. Abundance: Like the moon when full, to each there comes times of
abundance -- a time when potentials are realized, goals are reached, and
rewards are received. But, he/she is cognizant that every zenith is followed
by decline. He/she enjoys and makes the most of this propitious time, and
does not allow his/her perseverance to falter. Light stone in the place of
intuition: clarity and energy are requisite ingredients for the creation of
abundance. He/she is conscious not only to insist on these qualities within
himself/herself, but to seek out and join with others who also embody them.
2. Abundance: He/she manifests abundance through constant conscientious
effort. His/her continued success depends upon his/her ability to remain
strong, while maintaining a moderate, humble, and grateful attitude. No light
stones or dark stones: he/she is open and flexible, conscious to keep
his/her mind clear and his/her integrity intact.
3. Accord: Because he/she is sincere and modest, accord can blossom in
his/her presence. His/her faith in the power of light forms the foundation of
his/her reality. This provides the opportunity to unite, in strength and
without hesitation, with others of similar conviction. Dark stone in the place
of conscience: he/she is in close touch with his/her inner light, and is
able to exhibit his/her wish for accord without compromising his/her
principles. Firm, yet guileless, he/she finds good fortune.
4. Adversity: When adversity is unavoidable, he/she quietly submits to it.
But, adversity brings opportunity as well as danger. Realizing this, he/she
is neither weak nor arrogant, and vigilant for way to emerge strengthened. Dark
stone in the place of authority: because he/she does not force chance
through conflict, he/she meets no resistance or antagonism. His/her accepting
attitude dissolves adversity.
5. Beautiful Form: Beautiful form is an important and wonderful element of
any good union, but it is not the essential thing. Therefore, he/she does not
decide important issues by contemplating their surface appearance alone. Form
without substance is empty. Dark stone in the place of conscience: he/she
renounces the apparent luxuries of beautiful form, and finds peace of mind in
substance and simplicity.
6. Climax: Climax is a time when the transition to order has been completed
and everything appears to be in equilibrium. Dark stone in the place of
wisdom: the climax has been reached, but it is wholly inappropriate for
him/her to congratulate himself/herself. Instead, he/she modestly assumes
his/her new responsibilities and continues on a path of righteous
perseverance.
7. Confrontation: Negative energies now require confrontation. They would
never have gained influence had they been confronted when they first emerged.
But, now they are dangerous, and confrontation is necessary and unavoidable.
Light stone in the place of self: confrontation is performed gently, yet
persistently. He/she is careful not to let the growing negativity spread or
become apparent.
8. Correct Conduct: He/she encounters an excessive, obsessive obstruction,
but keeps danger distant by engaging only in correct conduct. He/she never
judges others by external appearance, and always behaves with polite good
manners. Light stone in the place of conscience: he/she has faith in his/her
own abilities, yet chooses to keep his/her light within. He/she displays only
correct conduct, confront of his/her ultimate success.
9. Danger: The time is fraught with danger. They way to escape unharmed is
with a thoroughness in all that he/she does, courage, sincerity, and faith in
his/her own essential good nature. All stones dark and light: he/she depends
upon clarity, integrity, and a dedication to what is right to overcome the
danger.
10. Decay: Decay is caused by stagnant habits and traditions. But, that
which was corrupted by rigidity and lack of awareness, can be made good again
with conscious intent. After careful deliberation, he/she begins setting
right what has been made wrong. And when the work is completed, he/she is
careful to prevent a relapse. Light stone in the place of wisdom: he/she
breaks completely from the decay. He/she is his/her own master; he/she
follows his/her own conscience.
11. Decline: Decline results in difficulty and creates the appearance that
progress is not possible. He/she remains inwardly faithful to his/her
principles, disengages from the situation at hand, and results all temptation.
Thus, does he/she keep negative energy at a safe distance. Dark stone in the
place of self: he/she calmly bears the consequences of decline, neither
falling prey to flattery, nor offering any. His/her enduring character
eventually leads him/her successfully beyond the difficulties.
12. Dependence: Everyone must be able to rely upon something which
perseveres. He/she first places his/her dependence upon his/her own
integrity, and upon the strength and power of his/her own inner light. If
he/she cannot depend upon himself/herself, how can he/she ever hope to count
on others? Light stone in the place of conscience: consistent dependence upon
truth and moderation leads him/ her to enduring peace.
13. Difficulty: He/she is confronted by difficulty which can't be overcome
by frontal assault. He/she pauses in preparation for the task ahead, looking
for guidance or joining forces with others of like mind. He/ she Needs the
will to persevere just when it seems he/she must do something which could
take him/her even further from his/her goal. The time of difficulty is very
useful for developing character. Dark stone in the place of self: frequently
difficulty can be overcome by proceeding along the line of least resistance.
But, in this case, because he/she serves a larger cause, he/she is obligated
to confront it head on. It is not his/her fault.
14. Discipline: If discipline breaks down and emotions hold sway, the
battle is all but lost. Knowing this, he/ she maintains a faithful and steady
heart, making certain that justice and generosity form the basis for all
his/her actions. Such conduct wins the loyalty of others and keeps him/her
blameless. All stones dark and light: encountering others of like mind,
he/she resonates to their energy. Even if placed in humble service, he/she
fills his/her position with unselfish diligence. Thus, he/she finds the
support he/she needs.
15. Disharmony: When people hold widely divergent points of view, the
result is disharmony. At this time, he/she does not proceed brusquely, for
that would only exacerbate the opposition. Instead, realizing that a time of
disharmony can also contain the seeds of conciliation, he/she looks for small
ways to encourage rapprochement. No light stones or dark stones: in the midst
of disharmony, he does not permit his/her alienation to contaminate his/her
individuality and eventually finds his/her way out of the stalemate.
16. Doing Notdoing: Weakness in the face of danger grows unsettled and acts
precipitately. Strength in the face of danger waits till a way out is
revealed. Doing notdoing he/she keeps still, yet remains at full and active
readiness until the right moment to take action arrives. Light stone in the
place of self: doubt and uncertainty prevail. But, he/she is not drawn into
conflict or pressured into action. He/she retreats to doing notdoing,
remaining calm and detached.
17. Faith: Faith fills him/her with confidence, harmony, and contentment.
His/her inspired work attracts the help of others. It is not luck, but
profound belief, which attracts good fortune to him/her. Dark stone in the
place of intuition: faith manifests quietly and deeply within him/her, but
he/she makes no show of it.
18. Flowering: New awakenings, healthy growth, and harmony -- a time of
flowering. Light is his/her guiding principle. He/she does not forget that
good fortune is the result of positive thoughts and deeds. Light stone in the
place of ambition: he/she has no illusions that flowering is a permanent
condition. Never presuming upon fate, he/she makes his/her inner nature so
rich and reliable that he/she is at peace within any external circumstance.
19. Gain: Great sacrifice often leads to a time of gain. It is important
to take advantage of this situation while it lasts. When he/she sees
something he/she admires in others, he/she emulates it. When he/she
perceives something negative in himself/herself, he/she purges it. In this
way, his/her greatest gain comes in the form of increases depth of character.
Dark stone in the place of ambition: times gain can be so powerful that even
unfortunate events have positive impact. His/her sincerity is so great that
bad fortune does not touch him/her.
20. Gentle Wind: Like a gentle wind that blows ceaselessly, a clear
penetrating mind can achieve great things. The challenge he/she now faces
requires gradual and inconspicuous efforts consistently applied. This
requires perseverance, subtlety, and clearly defined goals. This leads, not
to a dramatic victory, but to an enduring one. Light stone in the place of
authority: carefully considering his/her actions and then proceeding with
inner certainty and perseverance, will bring excellent results. His/her
thoughtful, yet courageous attitude, leads to success.
21. Gradual Progress: Gradual progress means a time when events unfold
naturally and deliberately. Hasty and precipitous action will not produce
lasting results. Thus, he/she perseveres -- calm, flexible, and amenable --
patiently cultivating both his/her own character and the good will of others.
Dark stone in the place of conscience: during the course of gradual
progress, he/she finds himself/ herself in an inappropriate position. But, if
he/she is yielding, and sensible enough to avoid danger, the difficulty will
prove temporary. 22. Great Power: The experience of great power is a
profound and subtle test of character. Careful not to plunge ahead blindly,
he/she realizes that power is a great responsibility, and must be tempered
with justice, integrity, and wisdom. The use of great power has pushed too
far, and has led him/her into an impasse. But, he/she composes
himself/herself, backs off, and allows the situation to resolve itself.
23. Harmony: When societies and groups of people work in harmony, peace and
prosperity results. Each person must know his/her role and fulfill his/her
duty. In such a milieu, when one speaks the truth and then acts in accordance
with it, his/her words have influence, his/her actions have power. Light stone
in the place of authority: there is an atmosphere of great harmony because
others respect him/her without fear. Such beneficent relationships can only
result in good fortune.
24. Hidden Light: Hidden light -- storm clouds cover the skies and obscure
the sun's illuminating rays. During adversity he/she is amenable and
acquiescent. But, inwardly, he/she steadfastly maintains his/her light.
With extreme caution he/she avoids unnecessary hostility from others and
resists all efforts to force him/her from his/her path. All stones dark and
light: hidden light must not be discernible, for if he/she allows his/her
ego to hold sway, the result will be strife and he/she will not prevail.
He/she does his/her best to embrace a radically new perspective, and works
quietly within the situation to improve it.
25. Impasse: When he/she reaches an impasse, he/she does not let it break
his/her spirit. Only by being flexible and persevering can he/she overcome
the difficulty. Though influence is temporarily denied him/her, he/she
accepts his/her limited position with equanimity and remains true to
himself/herself. Light stone in the place of authority: in spite of good
intentions, he/she has reached an impasse. Getting no help from others,
he/she must have faith in his/her own spirit and power until matters take for
the better.
26. Influence: Influence forms the foundation of all social relationships.
True influence is not the covert coercion of deceit or seduction, but
heart-felt, sincere communication. Therefore, he/she keeps his/her mind
humble, free of ulterior motives, and receptive. In this way, not only may
he/she influence others, but he/she is open to their positive influence on
him/her Light stone in the place of conscience: looks closely at his/her
reasons for wishing to be of influence. If his/her heart is not in it, or
his/her aims are selfish, others will see through his/her facade. This would
be cause for remorse.
27. Inner Strength: In times of excess, when extraordinary measures are
called for, inner strength is required in order to bring matters to a
successful resolution. That means he/she stands firm on his/her principles,
employs moderation, and avoids the use of force. Light stone in the place
ambition: inner strength alone will not enable him/her to overcome the
difficulties. He/she does not force the issue.
28. Integrity: External conditions may very. But, personal integrity gives
the power to flex in accordance with with external demands, and prevents the
loss of direction and meaning. Integrity, when it is deeply ingrained, forms
a firm foundation for a fulfilled life. All stones dark and light:
integrity deals with ego in others by withdrawing without anger. He/she
forgives misdeeds, but is not so naive as to forget them. Despite his/her
gentle nature, his/her integrity commands respect.
29. Joy: Joy is infectious and an inspiration for all who come in contact
with it. But, it must be based on steadfastness if it is not to degenerate
into uncontrolled glee. Within, he/she is honest and strong, outwardly he/she
is yielding and gentle. In this way, he/she cultivates sincere, harmonious
relationships, and creates an environment in which joy can manifest. No light
stones or dark stones: joy comes to fruition in an atmosphere of gentleness
and good will toward others. Lasting success depends upon enduring
relationships and a continued concern for his/her community of associates.
30. Limitation: Dependency upon others and subordinate position lead to a
time of significant limitation. Realizing the transitory nature of the
situation, he/she focuses on enduring values and gravitates toward those with
whom affection is spontaneous. By being patient, tactful, and reserved,
he/she avoids misfortune. No light or dark stones: the situation is one of
unrelenting limitation. He/she must start anew, or simply submit to that
reality.
31. Loss: Loss is not necessarily a negative fate. During such times,
he/she dispenses with pretense and draws upon inner resources for strength.
He/she makes up for a lack of possessions with a strong, resilient, and
sincere attitude. Dark stone in the place of authority: his/her loss of
self-centered concerns reflects an evolution of character. Such an unselfish
attitude certainly leads to good fortune.
32. Modesty: He/she rids himself/herself of ostentation and, by allowing
himself/herself to be led by higher goals, develops his/her character.
Modesty and conscientiousness enable him/her to successfully fulfill the
requirements of the present circumstance. Dark stone in the place of
conscience: he/she is neither servile nor submissive when in the service of
others, nor does he/she look down upon those less able than he/she. True
modesty, such as this, is respected and well-liked.
33. Morning Thunder: The flux and ambiguity present at the start of all new
endeavors resembles a thunder storm just before daybreak -- the time of
morning thunder. But he/she is not intimidated by the storm. He/she waits for
the sun to rise and the skies to clear, then acts as needed -- with
inspiration. No light stones or dark stones: he/she cannot remove the
obstacle holding him/her back. But, by redefining his/her priorities, he/she
may transcend it and move on. If he/she can objectively reflect upon the
time and discover the origin of his/her difficulties, the setback can be
transformed into a period of profound learning.
34. Nurturing: He/she seeks to nourish himself/herself and those he/she
loves, and to work on behalf of ideals he/she considers worthy. As long as
nurturing is provided in the right way and for the right things, he/ she
prospers. Light stone in the place of wisdom: many depend upon him/her for
nurturing. He/she is constantly aware that this is a great responsibility.
35. The Offering: The offering is a time of fortification and sacrifice in
preparation for a great task ahead. He/ she accepts his/her fate with
humility. If his/her intentions are pure, his/her goals are worthwhile, and
his/her methods are just, the offering holds the potential for great
achievement. Light stone in the place of wisdom: the proper combination of
strength and flexibility will bring him/ her good fortune.
36. Passage: During passage, it is as if he/she were a stranger in foreign
realms. He/she is not gruff or over- bearing, and does not put on airs.
He/she is cautious, reserved, and obliging to others. He/she is careful to
remain upright and steadfast, and conscious to associate only with good
people. In this way, he/she remains free of blame and misfortune. Dark stone
in the place of intuition: in times of passage, it is important to steer
clear of dubious people and not become involved in demeaning or trivial
undertaking. The more humble his/her outward position, the more critical it
is that he/she preserve his/her inner dignity.
37. The Path: Before he/she may lead others along the path, he/she must
first learn to follow it himself/herself. He/she is loyal and fair to others,
and true to himself/herself. Light stone in the place of intuition: the
path is changing. He/she needs to realign his/her goals and find new
associates. He/she is open, but cautious.
38. Perseverance: Perseverance means having the heart to continue in the
face of difficulties, and the integrity to not loose faith. Dedication forms
the foundation of his/her life, perseverance -- physical, intellectual, and
spiritual -- gives it meaning. Dark stone in the place of wisdom: rushing
around in a fog is counter productive and reveals a lack of faith in his/her
own perseverance. He/she should keep still, calm down, and reestablish inner
composure.
39. The Primal: The primal marks a time when strength, creativity, and
spiritual power are on the rise. By aggressively and tirelessly working to
improve his/her own character. He/she can make the most of this auspicious
time. Light stone in the place of self: with integrity, sincere speech, and
caution, he/she holds negative energies at a distance. In so doing, he/she
shapes his/her environment with little conscious effort.
40. Removing Obstacles: Energetically, he/she goes about the task of
removing obstacles. Dark stone in the place of authority: it is dangerous
and fruitless to be shielded from the results of a poor attitude. So, he/she
remains neutral and accepts the full administration of justice, realizing
that that a firm commitment to good is a sound basis of unity. 41. Reserve:
When confronted by negative energy, he/she wards it off with dignified
reserve. Inner strength, coupled with grace and poise amidst difficulty, can
transform potential defeat into a victory. Dark stone in the place of
conscience: he/she maintains his/her reserve without sacrificing friendship
and good will. Others may feel a sense of loss due to his/her detachment,
but that is not his/her concern.
42. Resonance: Encountering others of like mind and harmonious sentiment,
he/she experiences resonance. Even when placed in humble service, he/she
fulfills his/her obligations correctly and unselfishly. Thus, he/she finds
the support he/she seeks. Light stone in the place wisdom: though warmth and
affection are lacing, he/she joins in without separate aims -- remaining in
the world of illusion, but not of it.
43. Restraint: When circumstances limit his/her influence, he/she chooses
to exercise restraint. Reserved and cautious, he/she moves gently to affect
progress, and is satisfied with small victories. All stones dark and light:
it is not luck, but restraint which attracts good fortune to him/her. Faith
fills him/her with confidence, harmony, and contentment. His/her inspired
work attracts the help of others.
44. Seeing: Seeing requires clarity and vision. He/she looks for truth,
for that which gives life meaning. He/she appreciates myriad forms of beauty,
conscientiously performs his/her duty, and his/her generous of heart. All
stones dark and light: the experience of seeing can be a profound and subtle
test of character. He/she does not plunge blindly ahead. He/she realizes
that power is a great responsibility, and must be applied with justice
integrity, and wisdom.
45. Self Control: Self control means setting reasonable limits and
possessing sufficient discipline to adhere to them. To have an enduring and
beneficent effect, self control should not be taken to extremes -- during
times of prosperity, he/she is not excessive; during times of limitation,
he/she is adequately prepared. This is the surest path to personal freedom.
Light stone in the place of intuition: at the beginning, he/she must
exercise enough self control not to push matters too quickly or too far.
Moderation is in order.
46. Sincerity: An unequivocal attitude of sincerity harmonizes him/her with
the people and events around him/ her, and fills him/her with an instinctive
sense of certainty which manifest good fortune. Dark stone in the place of
ambition: he/she does not allow misfortune, even if it is apparently
undeserved, to destroy his/her sincerity. Doing so would only attract
further misfortune.
47. Small Footprints: Small footprints is a time when exceptional modesty,
attention to detail, and willing acceptance of current circumstances is of
utmost importance. He/she does not overact, does not exceed his/her
authority, and takes no unnecessary risks. This does not mean, however, that
he/she becomes servile or looses all initiative. Rather, small actions are
called for now, ones which can add up to large achievements in time. Dark stone
in the place of self: the time of small footprints does not preclude
attempting creative solutions. If, however, they do not lead to success,
he/she does not insist on forcing matters to a conclusion. Extraordinary
restraint is necessary in this circumstance.
48. Strife: When ego attaches to a point of view, the result is strife.
Realizing everything is relative, he/she seeks either to embrace a radically
different perspective, or to find an objective mediator. He/she prefers to
work toward a resolution rather than attempting to prevail. Light stone in the
place of conscience: though he/she has sufficient power to prevail, engaging
in strife will not get him/her what he/she most desires. Content simply to
maintain his/her personal integrity, he/she attains inner peace.
49. Transition: Transition is the time before climax. The conditions are
difficult and the responsibility is great. But, with caution and deliberation,
there is promise of success. During the final stages of an undertaking,
he/she must resist the temptation to rush boldly through to completion.
Maintaining perseverance and using discrimination assures that his/her
efforts will not have been in vain. All stones dark and light: the transition
to order has been completed and everything is in equilibrium. Precisely at
this time, he/she redoubles his/her caution, for complacency can allow the
carefully wrought balance to come tumbling down. He/she pays close heed to
details, for the victory has been won, but the ideal is still to be achieved.
50. Trauma: The sudden force of an unexpected turn of events can induce
trauma. Though, shock and surprise cause fear to surface, it is this very
fear which can spur him/her to take appropriate action. He/she does not panic.
Times of trauma require poise and test faith. But, they hone them too, and
serve to fortify him/her for the future. Dark stone in the place of
ambition: he/she responds to trauma with composure. He/she searches for the
proper course of action with a clear mind. Such poise enable him/her to move
beyond the danger.
51. True Nature: True nature adapts naturally and appropriately as the
seasons unfold. By emulating true nature, he/she allows the possibility of
his/her unrealized potential to fully manifest. Guided by the moment,
advancing and retreating with a willing spirit, he/she follows a path of
nonresistance. Dark stone in the place of self: he/she is modest, correct,
and without artifice. His/her true nature is self-evident and all goes well.
52. Union: Union indicates a time when people gather together to further
joint undertakings. Union requires a spiritual and moral bond among group
members, and leaders who embody those ideals. It is a time when much cam be
achieved. But, just as much is at stake. For this reason, he/she is careful
to avoid incorrect use of power, and prepared for the unexpected. All stones
dark and light: the power of union is nurtured by his/her commitment to
following an uplifting, light-giving path. By keeping his/her mind neutral
and undisturbed, he/she fully realizes the great potential of this time.
53. The Unknowing: Allowing that one can never really experience the grace
of the unknowing. Absorbing the lessons of the moment with gratitude, he/she
permits the fullness of discovery to penetrate his/her ego shell. Modestly,
he/she allows life to be his/her teacher. Humbly, he/she shares what he/she
learns with others. Light stone in the place of self: having learned the
difficulty of correcting one's own weaknesses, he/she is capable of forgiving
the mistakes and weaknesses of others. Firm yet flexible -- he/she exhibits
the attributes of a true leader.
54. The Way Opens: The way opens and it is now possible to make significant
progress. He/she is especially concerned that his/her goals be worthy and
meaningful, and that his/her widening influence be a positive one. His/her
clarity of vision encourages others to lend him/her their support. Dark stone
in the place of intuition: they way opens, but he/she is still uncertain
where is leads. Maintaining faith is paramount. Calm and cheerful regardless
of what others may say, he/she simply continues doing what is right.
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