Divine Feminine Energy Healing Novena (Prana)
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
10M ago
It is vitally important we protect  boundaries and personal space, especially in these troubled times. With that in mind, beginning tomorrow, June 15, a world-wide novena marking the anniversary of Marian apparitions in Medugorje (former Yugoslavia) will begin. A novena is nine successive days occasioned by prayer, meditation or whatever form of spiritual devotion one chooses, including meditation on the 9 Chrysalis cards I selected for this novena, a custom that dates to Greek, Roman and Celtic civilizations. I also suggest using chakra balancing background music from one of the many vi ..read more
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Chrysalis Cosmology
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
“In ancient Egyptian culture, owls have long been seen as a symbol of darkness and supernatural wisdom protected from those who do not deserve to receive this knowledge. Their dark qualities were celebrated because they were said to link with the unknown mystery of the hereafter.” From Bird Watching by David Swanson. In Chrysalis Tarot, a good deal of the symbolism represented in Janie Olsen’s art (left) is expressed on the Celtic Owl card; in traditional tarot this card is called The Hanged Man. In fact, in our Little White Book. a guidebook we include with Chrysalis decks, I made this obser ..read more
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Hope and Wonder
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
This is a guest blog from Caitlin Johnstone. Her Substack can be found here. Caitlin’s Substack newsletters are particularly relevant during these trying times. I often hear talk of how depressing it is to learn the truth about what’s really going on in our society and in our world, including in the comments sections of the places my own writings appear. I’m always being asked for advice on how to keep going on when everything seems so dismal. This blog has largely functioned as a space where I document the ongoing expansion of my own awareness and understanding of the world and all its ills ..read more
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Seshat – Goddess for Our Times
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
A society which fails to acknowledge the realm of the gods, a society in which the elites in power seize divine blessings for themselves alone, is a society that dishonors the goddess Seshat and embarks instead upon the disastrous path of King Midas. You recall that everything Midas touched turned to gold, a wish granted to Midas by Dionysus. This unfortunately included his daughter. King Midas was a master of bad judgement obsessed with the trappings of wealth and power. Virtually all the ancient myths and sacred stories from cultures worldover are based on celestial metaphor calling attenti ..read more
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The Divine Feminine
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
Chrysalis art by Holly Sierra “When the world was born, I came into being. I am the unfading beauty of times to come. In me Grace is at work to divinize the soul. I shall continue to disclose myself to you. I am the Eternal Feminine.” ~ Teilhard de Chardin One great difference between the Eastern and Western branches of Christianity – perhaps the greatest – can best be understood by examining the very different routes taken in translating the Greek word, theoria. In the East, it meant contemplation. In the West, it came to mean theory. Western Civilization rigidly theorized, defined and dogmat ..read more
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The Egregore
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
John Haverkamp, for Deviant Art Note: Because of its relevance to today’s spiritual warfare, I’ve republished this Chrysalis Tarot blog from 2018. An Egregore is often (and incorrectly) referred to as an occult spirit, but in fact it’s simply another archetype or thought form. Egregore’s can be positive or negative. Chrysalis Tarot itself features only positive archetypes, but this distinctly nefarious fellow pictured on the left warrants a footnote because ‘praemonitus, praemunitus‘ – forewarned is forearmed. “The egregore connects the people who created it to the psychic energy which created ..read more
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Solve et Coagula
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
The Alchemist (detail) by Andrea Aste Solve et Coagula is the preeminent axiom and Great Work of alchemy. It means “dissolve and coagulate,” the process of breaking something down and recombining it into a purer and better form – think the caterpillar and butterfly or tarot, for example. Tarot, especially Chrysalis Tarot, is spiritual alchemy, as is yoga, chakra clearing, meditation, Dark Night of the Soul shadow work plus many other disciplines as well. The painting (left) by Andrea Aste, multimedia artist, master alchemist and tarotist, depicts an alchemist – a laboratory scientist – in sear ..read more
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St Stanislaus
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
Photo by Ludwig Schneider This piece is a mild mannered yet purposeful departure from our regular Chrysalis fare. Today, July 26, marks the anniversary of the birth of St Stanislaus, the patron saint of Poland. Stanislaus was born near Krakow in 1030. Like St Thomas Becket, whose story is parallel to his in many ways, Stanislaus is remembered as a martyr who fought tirelessly against the evils of government corruption, a crusade that eventually cost him his life. The Gothic stained glass window pictured (left) depicts Stanislaus. It’s from the Dominican Monastery in Krakow. As you no doubt not ..read more
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Our Magical Universe
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
1y ago
The title of this blog, “Our Magical Universe,” was chosen to distinguish our universe from what’s known as a “deterministic” universe, which is the universe most hardcore materialists and atheists believe they live in. These people deny that we possess freewill and further assert the universe is driven entirely by the cosmic Law of Cause and Effect: every cause has an effect and every effect becomes the cause of something else. In other words, they describe a dead, computational universe not a spiritually vibrant living universe. Scientific arguments support the atheistic thesis simply becau ..read more
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Hera
Chrysalis Tarot
by Toney
2y ago
Hera by Patrizia Gambari This artwork (left) is by Italian tarot artist Patrizia Gambari, who lives and works in Vergato, a picturesque commune outside metropolitan Bologna. The painting is titled Hera. It caught my eye while browsing Morena Poltronieri’s Facebook page. Morena is director of the International Tarot Museum in Bologna. In Gambari’s tarot schema, Hera represents the Empress just as Gaia represents the Empress in Chrysalis Tarot. In Greek mythology the two are closely aligned. Hera was an Earth goddess in early Greek mythology, a role which Gaia later assumed. In some accounts, Ga ..read more
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