Augury Tarot Card Reading for Week of 6/23/2025
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Celestial Context:
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Sun in Gemini: Communication, flexibility, learning
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Moon waxing toward Full (Capricorn Full Moon on June 21): Energy is building, decisions are coming to a head
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Mercury in Cancer: Emotions influence thinking—intuition and sentiment may affect choices
Egyptian Tarot Reading (3-Card Spread: Path – Obstacle – Outcome)
1. Path – The High Priest (Atum-Ra)
Symbolizes divine insight, higher knowledge, and ritual mastery. This week is a time to trust your inner wisdom and spiritual practice. If you’ve been studying augury, tarot, or astrology, expect a breakthrough or moment of clarity. Your path is one of seeking—not rushing.
2. Obstacle – The Set Animal (Chaos/Conflict)
This archetype warns of internal or external confusion. You may face distractions, emotional static, or competing priorities. Watch for overreacting or second-guessing yourself. Don’t let temporary noise drown out your deeper instincts.
3. Outcome – The Star (Sothis/Isis)
A powerful omen of rebirth, healing, and cosmic alignment. By week’s end—especially near the Capricorn Full Moon—you’ll likely receive a sign, message, or realization that affirms your direction. This could be literal (a bird omen, dream, or déjà vu) or symbolic (a project suddenly makes sense, or someone confirms what you’ve been sensing).
Natural Omens to Watch For
As part of your augury practice this week, be open to:
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Birds flying overhead just as you're thinking of someone or something—especially doves, hawks, or owls
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Sudden shifts in weather during emotional moments (rain = cleansing; wind = change is near)
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Repeating numbers or animal sightings in threes—especially if paired with intuitive feelings
Summary Message:
"The gods speak through signs—but only those who are still can hear them."
Stay receptive this week. Your spiritual practice and intuition will guide you through any noise, and by the weekend, something meaningful will click into place.
