Purity, peace, calm, growing up, retirement, happiness, signs and messages from the spirit world, winter. Lily can be a card of purity. Lily mostly just talks about peace and quiet. If you want to be happy and content with something in your life, you should get this card. The card can sometimes mean reaching adulthood or even retirement. People have traditionally thought that this card represents older people. If you take the Lily at face value, it means real lily flowers. Specific Meanings of Lilies If the Lily card comes up, it can mean pure love, a relationship with an older person. Lily Career Meaning: The Lily card is a sign of peace at work. On the other hand, it could mean retirement. Lily for Business: A lily or something similar will often stand for your company during the winter and Christmas. Lily Positive Meaning: A Lily reading means peace, calm, growth, and wisdom. Lily Negative Meaning: If you see a lily in a negative reading, it means that you are stuck in old habits and patterns and need to change. Lily as a Person: Lily has traditionally been linked to older guys, maturity, and people who are retired. Lily can also sometimes stand for someone who is peaceful, calm, or happy. Lily Timing Meaning: If you see a lily, it signifies the events unfolding in winter.
Female – 29
Also known as The Lady Key Words: the protagonist, a powerful woman, concentration, objectives. Meaning of a General WomanIf you identify as a woman, the Lady card symbolises you. If you’re a man, though, Lady represents the most significant female figure in your life, be it your wife or a new partner. The Lady almost never stands in for anyone other than you or your partner. When doing a Grand Tableau, it is essential to read The Lady in this manner to avoid any misunderstandings. If you identify as a woman, the Lady will continue to stand in for your emotions and thoughts in String and Nine-Card readings. The query might be about your lover’s feelings or another significant female figure in the scenario if you’re a man and it’s not about love. What the Lady is staring at can be telling you something important, so be sure to pay attention. The Man and Lady are getting along or will get along well if they face each other. A time of conflict may be indicated if they fall consecutively. Particular Meanings of WomenIf you’re a woman in a relationship, the woman stands in for you. If you’re a man, a lady can be either your present or prospective romantic companion. What the Woman Means for Your Career: She’ll reveal to you (or your spouse) how they feel about your job. In a business context, a woman’s interpretation of a dream could reveal how you or your spouse handle professional matters. If you get a positive reading on a woman, it means she will have a beneficial impact on your life. Assuming you are the Lady, this demonstrates your independence. When a woman appears in a negative reading, it means she’s bringing negativity into your life. This proves that you, the Lady, are the one who stands between you and success. Individual Woman: The individual receiving the reading or their romantic partner will be represented by the woman. If you’re a woman, everything will probably fall into place around your birthday, or the birthday of your spouse, depending on your gender.
Janmashtami – In Celebration of Krishna and Shrinathji 🌸
Janmashtami is not just the remembrance of a birth — it is the celebration of divine love taking form. On this sacred night, the world received Shri Krishna, the playful child, the wise guide, the fearless protector, and the eternal beloved. In Vrindavan, He played His flute to melt the hearts of the Gopis. In Kurukshetra, He stood as Arjuna’s charioteer, revealing the Bhagavad Gita. And, in Nathdwara, He lives as Shrinathji, the eternal Bal Krishna, forever holding the Govardhan mountain on His little finger, shielding His devotees from every storm. While Janmashtami brings the image of Krishna in His universal glory, Shrinathji invites us into a more intimate connection — the Lord as a child we can serve, feed, dress, and love. In Pushtimarg, devotion is expressed not through fear or duty, but through seva, caring for the Lord as if He is our own. His adornments change throughout the day, His meals are lovingly prepared, and His moods are celebrated in song and festivity. On this night, temples glow with lamps, the air vibrates with bhajans, and hearts open in remembrance of a love so pure that it transcends time. Whether you call Him Krishna of the Gita or Shrinathji of Nathdwara, He remains the same divine presence — playful, compassionate, and infinitely loving. ✨ “To celebrate Janmashtami is to awaken Krishna within us — the joy, the courage, and the endless capacity to love.” ✨ Janmashtami is not just the remembrance of a birth — it is the celebration of divine love taking form. On this sacred night, the world received Shri Krishna, the playful child, the wise guide, the fearless protector, and the eternal beloved. In Vrindavan, He played His flute to melt the hearts of the Gopis. In Kurukshetra, He stood as Arjuna’s charioteer, revealing the Bhagavad Gita. And in Nathdwara, He lives as Shrinathji, the eternal Bal Krishna, forever holding the Govardhan mountain on His little finger, shielding His devotees from every storm. While Janmashtami brings the image of Krishna in His universal glory, Shrinathji invites us into a more intimate connection — the Lord as a child we can serve, feed, dress, and love. In Pushtimarg, devotion is expressed not through fear or duty, but through seva, caring for the Lord as if He is our own. His adornments change throughout the day, His meals are lovingly prepared, and His moods are celebrated in song and festivity. On this night, temples glow with lamps, the air vibrates with bhajans, and hearts open in remembrance of a love so pure that it transcends time. Whether you call Him Krishna of the Gita or Shrinathji of Nathdwara, He remains the same divine presence — playful, compassionate, and infinitely loving. ✨ “To celebrate Janmashtami is to awaken Krishna within us — the joy, the courage, and the endless capacity to love.” ✨
Reiki-Infused Prayer to Lord Shiva
The background behind this post: For the past month I have been attending one class at 4:30 AM. And, immediately after that, from the 25th, I am participating in the Shiva Dhyanam of Chinmaya Mission. The first day, after the Dhyanam, I did my daily Reiki practice. Later in the day I saw one Shiva Prayer infused with Reiki on the internet, which I am posting below with my inputs also. (For Healing, Transformation & Inner Peace) Sit comfortably. Place your hands in Gassho (prayer position) at your heart.Silently or aloud, invoke Reiki:“I welcome Reiki energy to flow through me, for the highest good and deepest healing.” Now begin: The Prayer Om Namah Shivaya Beloved Lord Shiva,The eternal stillness amidst chaos,The destroyer of illusion,The healer of lifetimes —I bow to You. Pour Your grace into my being,Let the sacred Reiki light flow through meLike Ma Ganga flows from Your locks—Pure, unending, and free. Dissolve my fears in Your fire.Cut the cords of doubt with Your trident.Let Your drum awaken my true rhythm,And Your third eye awaken my truth. Surround me with your radiant energy—As Cho Ku Rei brings strength,As Sei He Ki brings emotional release,As Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen brings timeless healing. Let my heart beat in tune with the cosmos.My soul rise in Your presence. Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim PushtivardhanamUrvarukamiva Bandhanan Mrityor Mukshiya Maamritat. Let me be free—Of pain, of patterns, of past. Let me remember…That I am the light You placed in this world. Om Namah Shivaya 🙏✨ How to Use This Prayer Daily: Recite it after your Reiki self-healing practice, especially during Shravan Month. With Reiki Symbols: Visualise Cho Ku Rei over your third eye or heart for protection and strength. Use Sei He Ki for emotional purification during the prayer. Send the prayer to your past/future self with Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen if you’re attuned to Level 2 or above. Enhance with: Shiva mantras or chants (Om Namah Shivaya, Maha Mrityunjaya) Essential oils like sandalwood or frankincense A lit diya or incense before a Shiva idol or image
Meditation vs Introspection
Meditation feels like: We close our eyes and let everything be.We’re not chasing thoughts, not solving anything.We’re just… here.Breathing.Observing the rise and fall.Letting thoughts drift in and out like clouds. It’s about being present, not getting pulled into the stories our mind tells. We’re training ourselves to step back from the chatter and feel the peace beneath it all.Meditation says: “It’s okay not to figure it out. Just be.” Introspection is simply sitting with yourself — not to fix, judge, or impress — but to gently ask, “How am I really doing?” It’s the quiet moment when we look inward, past the roles we play, past what others expect, and listen to our heart. It’s when we take a pause from the noise outside to hear the truth inside. Sometimes, introspection feels like asking big questions: And other times, it’s just sitting with our emotions and saying:“This sadness… I see you. I’m not running from you anymore.” It’s a form of self-respect. A way of honouring our inner life.Not every answer comes immediately. But with time, we begin to notice our truths—the ones that empower, the ones that need healing, and the ones we’ve been quietly carrying for far too long. Introspection isn’t about being hard on ourselves. It’s about being honest and gentle at the same time. It’s the doorway to knowing ourselves—not just who we are, but why we are the way we are. And from that knowing… healing begins. Introspection, though, is more like sitting down with a cup of tea and asking oneself: “Okay… What’s really going on inside me?” It’s active. Curious.It wants to understand:It wants to understand why we behaved in a particular way.Why something still hurts.Why we feel stuck, or lost, or afraid. You’re exploring your own story — not to overthink, but to learn, heal, and grow. Introspection says:
Happy Guru Purnima! May it be a day of light and gratitude.
This holy day, Guru Purnima, we honour the people who have led us in life—our parents, teachers, spiritual masters, and the inner knowledge that stems from them. This special occasion is for our parents:Your first job was to teach us.You taught us how to walk, talk, feel, and fit in.When you were around, we learnt how to love.We learnt how to be strong through your silence. To our Gurus: You served as a mirror reflecting our actual selves.You showed us that there was light in the dark, a reason for the chaos, and peace in the breath. We don’t just say “thank you” today.We promise to walk in truth, to live out what you’ve shown us, and to share that light with others. Today, let’s remember that the Guru is not just a person; it’s their identity.Let us embrace the Guru in love, in learning, in words, and in silence. Happy Guru Purnima!May kindness always shine on your path.
Man – 28
Also known as “The Gentleman” It’s about the seeker, an important man, focus, and setting goals. General meaning of “Man”If you are a man, the man card stands for you. It means the most important guy in your life, like your husband or a man who will become an important part of your life if you are a woman. The Man almost always stands for you or your partner, just like the Woman. When doing a GT (Grand Tableau), it’s easiest to always read The Man this way. When The Man looks at someone, you should also pay close attention because it could be important. The two signs (Man and Lady) are getting along or will get along if they face each other. If the numbers fall back to back, it could mean that there will be trouble. Certain Meanings of ManMan Love Meaning: If you are a man, the man stands for you in the relationship. If you’re a woman, Man is either your present partner or someone who will become your partner in the future. Career Meaning of the Man: The Man will tell you how you (or your partner) feel about your job. Man Positive Meaning: The Man is a good impact on you in a good reading. The fact that you are the Man shows that you can help yourself. Man Negative Meaning: If you get a negative reading, the Man is someone who makes you feel bad. This shows that you are your own worst enemy if you are the Man. As a Person, Man will stand for the person who is seeking (the person getting the reading) or their partner. Man timing means that things are likely to happen around your birthday or the birthday of your partner, if you are a man.
Pendulum Healing
Using a pendulum for healing is a gentle and intuitive practice that taps into your subconscious, energy field, and higher guidance. It’s often used in energy work like Reiki, chakra balancing, and dowsing for imbalances. This is how I usually use a pendulum for healing: How Pendulum Healing Works A pendulum acts as an energetic scanner and amplifier. It detects energetic blocks, emotional disturbances, and even physical imbalances. Your subconscious guides the pendulum’s movement, giving insight into where healing is needed and helping direct energy for restoration. 1. Prepare Your Pendulum & Space 2. Determine Yes/No/Neutral Responses Before healing work, ask your pendulum: This is your personal response system. Common patterns: 3. Use a pendulum for Chakra & energy healing. To scan energy: To send healing: Repeat this for each chakra or area of concern. 4. Ask Healing Questions You can also dowse for emotional or spiritual healing needs: Let the pendulum guide your focus and affirmation work. 5. Seal the Healing Tips for Deeper Pendulum Healing Tool Use Pendulum chart Scan emotional blocks, chakra health, or healing remedies Affirmations Combine with pendulum healing for mindset shifts Crystals Use Amethyst, Clear Quartz, or Rose Quartz during sessions Reiki symbols Draw CKR or SHK to amplify pendulum healing (if attuned)
Letter – 27
Keywords:News, emails, packages, letters, faxes, invoices, certifications, documents, paper, private messages, direct messages General MeaningThe Letter card speaks clearly and literally—it represents written communication of all kinds. Traditionally linked to postal letters, this card has evolved with modern times to include: Emails Direct/private messages Official documents Paper-based information such as contracts, certifications, test results, and faxes Expect communication that is formal, recorded, or paper-based when this card appears. This card implies the arrival or processing of something tangible and possibly official. Note: Unlike face-to-face or public interactions, this card carries an element of privacy or discretion. Love MeaningTraditionally associated with love letters, the Letter now includes texts, DMs, or emails from a current or potential partner. It points to intentional, emotionally expressive communication—sometimes shy, secretive, or heartfelt. Career MeaningIn a career context, the Letter represents: Job offers or contracts Interview calls Official documents relating to employment or professional assessments It’s a positive omen if you’re waiting on career-related updates or decisions. Business MeaningThe Letter card signifies the flow of formal communication within a business. Expect: Contracts being finalized Emails confirming deals Invoices or notices Company memos and reports This card encourages you to pay attention to paperwork and follow up on official documentation. Positive InterpretationWhen drawn in a favorable spread, the Letter suggests: Good news Approval letters Invitations Accepted proposals A welcome message or package is on its way. Negative InterpretationIn a challenging reading, the Letter may imply: Rejection letters Unwanted news Bureaucratic delays Miscommunication through written means It warns you to read the fine print or expect news you may not enjoy. Timing MeaningThe Letter card suggests delayed outcomes. Similar to traditional mail, the Letter card reminds us that some communications require time to be delivered. Advice: Be proactive in reaching out, but practice patience while waiting for a reply or decision. Deck available at: www.zenithnumero.com
Feeling Stuck in Life and Reiki
When someone feels stuck in life — like all movement has paused, opportunities are blocked, and there’s a sense of heaviness or frustration — Reiki can be a powerful spiritual and energetic reset. This kind of stagnation is often tied to energetic blockages in the lower chakras, emotional entanglements, subconscious resistance, or unhealed wounds. Here’s how to apply Reiki specifically for this “stuck” feeling: 1. Understand the Energetic Root of Feeling StuckRoot Chakra (Muladhara) – fear, survival, security Sacral Chakra (Swadhisthana) – creativity, flow, joy Solar Plexus (Manipura) – power, will, motivation Heart Chakra (Anahata) – disappointment, grief, resistance to trust This is not just mental or circumstantial — it’s often a soul calling for release, trust, and recalibration. 2. Reiki Self-Treatment or Session Flow (15–30 min)Step-by-step: Begin with Grounding:Sit or lie down. Place both hands on your lower abdomen or thighs. Visualise roots from your body deep into the earth. Use the Cho Ku Rei (power symbol) to charge your intention: “I release all energy that keeps me stuck.” Work on These Key Chakras: Chakra Hand Position Reiki Symbol (if attuned) Focus / Affirmation Root Base of spine or pelvic area Cho Ku Rei + Sei He Ki “I am safe. I am supported. I move freely.” Sacral Just below the navel Sei He Ki “I allow joy and inspiration to flow.” Solar Plexus Above the navel Cho Ku Rei + Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen (to release past programming) “I trust my inner power.” Heart Center of chest Sei He Ki “I open my heart to new possibilities.” Stay 3–5 minutes on each area. Visualise blocked energy melting, flowing, or transforming into a golden light. 3. Release Old Programming with Distance Reiki (if attuned to Level 2)Use the Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen to send healing to: Past versions of yourself stuck in fear or regret Childhood patterns of limitation Ancestral or karmic blocks Affirm: “I let go of the old. I step into the flow of life.” 4. End with Crown & Aura SweepPlace hands on the top of your head, then slowly move your hands away, sweeping around your energy field. Seal the session with Cho Ku Rei around your aura. Drink water. Journal anything that comes up—emotions, insights, or images. Daily Energy Reset Practice for 7 DaysWake up and Reiki your root and solar plexus for 5 minutes. Say aloud: “I release all energy of stagnation. I welcome flow, clarity, and divine movement.” Draw Sei He Ki over your heart and Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen toward your path ahead. Additional ToolsCrystals: Black tourmaline (grounding), Citrine (movement), Carnelian (creativity) Essential oils: Frankincense, Orange, or Vetiver Journaling prompt: What belief or fear might be keeping me stuck? What would freedom look like for me?