Taurus New Moon - Termite & Honey Pot Ant
The Tower and Hanged Man make an appearance for the New Moon occurring on April 22nd. Take what resonates, leave the rest.
The desire to recreate and restructure our lives is uncontrollable. We feel called to switch up our process- shifts won't happen through old-fashioned ways of handling things. And, dismissing the pull toward reinvention won't benefit us; we were born into the world to evolve and create. The Tower may represent an internal struggle, the wrestling of ideas, the doubt of decisions made.
The Tower is doubt, which routinely manifests as creativity's shadow. Shadow aspects of anything, including ourselves, are neither good nor evil but they conveniently cloud areas that make us uncomfortable. The Tower dares us to confront the insecurities that exist within the dark corners of the psyche. We can willingly step up to the challenge or be unexpectedly knocked off our feet. Either way, an adjustment is necessary.
The Termite / Tower from Animal Totem Tarot
The Termite / The Tower
Where in your life does the Tower card energy lurk? Once you source that energy, use your inherent creative power to reform it. Our health and the health of humanity and nature depend on our ability to overcome our doubts. Changes are mandatory and overdue. The Hanged Man advises us to determine our role within the collective transformation. We’ve followed popular opinion on how to become a ‘better’ and more productive version of ourselves for long enough. The Universe welcomes you to establish a new process. Re-frame mainstream concepts of productivity to allow it to fit your personal and professional needs.
The Honey Pot Ant / Hanged Man from Animal Totem Tarot
The Honey Pot Ant / The Hanged Man
Demolish the type of productivity used to uphold the economy, instead embrace productivity that promotes wellness within you. Coloring, baking, journaling, and even napping are productive if it fuels you. Activities that are spiritually and mentally restorative are just as vital as the physical labor you produce. The Hanged Man’s mantra is, “I know what I need and I know where to find it.’ This card signifies enlightenment that can’t be taught by anyone else; it is education that comes from quieting the mind and trusting the intuitive messages that formulate in the gut.