Tarot of Vampyres: Reflection and Passion

Today I drew The Priestess, Daughter of Skulls and Four of Knives. The reading has a very feminine, reflective and contemplative feel to it. The ladies all look like they are deep in thought about something. The Priestess pauses from her floating book as it seems to have confirmed something her intuition was already telling her. The Daughter of Skulls seems to me to be reflecting on something, with a lit candle serving as a center for her meditation. And the Four of Knives, according to the book, has just escaped a Vampire's attack. She has retreated to the calm safety of a graveyard, and looks back toward where she fled from.

All of these cards remind me that this is a good time for me to reflect on where I've been, and what has led me to where I am now. Not only that, but where I want to go from here. I have been meditating lately, and setting aside time every day to be still and quiet. These cards encourage me to continue this practice. There seems to be some message I'm overlooking, that once I find it, I'll realize it was something I knew all along.

I was inspired to look at the bottom of the deck for an additional card, and saw The Sun. This particular Sun card is pretty steamy and passionate, taking the heat of the sun to a whole new level. This card made me ask myself where my passions lie. And my answer is that my passion for life has been pretty dormant lately. I need to get fired up about something... in a good way. Maybe this is the something I need to think more about, and the ladies in the above cards are telling me that meditation is the key to unlocking these answers and rediscovering my passion.

Deck: The Tarot of Vampyres (by Ian Daniels, published by Llewellyn)

~ Kiki
Tarot Dame

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