The Divine Feminine Oracle

[AuntFlorence]

If you would like some general guidance from or have a question for the divine feminine oracle, I would love to do a reading for you

Yes please! Should we make our life here or move away?

@technotstarnotechstar

I don't know if this will mean anything to you!

The card you pulled is Diana, Queen of The Wilderness. It reads:

The language of the natural world is a frequency of love. This is my mother tongue.

Yes please! Just general advice would be so helpful. Many thanks!

@technotstarnotechstar

The two different understandings I have for this are the very literal translation of mother tongue, or if that is not making sense then this card is usually a call to the wild, what is primal. To be free spirited and to live a simple life in tune with nature.

What a nice offering, AuntFlorence.

Here is my question:

How can I sustain myself and gain a sense of perspective in a career that seems all-consuming and threatens to swamp me? I worry I've fallen out of love with my vocation.

Just finishing up at my desk and feel so tired and beat, knowing it'll be the same again tomorrow, and the next...

Yes please!

Sorry I meant to asking for guidance as to whether I am following the right path

@WeaverofWords

Yemoja: The Goddess of All that flows

I am an ocean of creative energy. I give birth to what exists within me.

Yemoja is both the mother of gods and goddesses, and the bringer of life in that she is the river and the ocean. This card could mean that you are clearing a blockage spiritually, or that you are being cleared of your past and able to start anew. This could also be guiding you to look into your subconscious for answers which are not immediately obvious to you, there is great wisdom within you if you look below the surface

@YouWereGr8InLittleMenstruators

Lilith. The First Woman.

I am the voice of my body and soul. I choose the life that I desire to live.

Lilith does not bow down to the needs of others, she stands firm in her belief of who she is and what she wants. She reminds us to stand firm when external pressures try to tell us who to be or how to behave, and to have the strength to be our authentic selves whether that makes others happy or not, and whether people like us for it or not.

@ProudThrilledHappy

Akhilanda : The Goddess of Never not broken

Everything happens for my liberation. I choose to become only more love.

Akhilanda reminds us that in order to become strong a muscle must first tear, that if we are not broken we are not growing. Instead of trying to fight the tide, we must let go of our need to control it. We must let ourselves be broken in order to become more loving, stronger and more compassionate. Don't try to hide your flaws and scars, show them. They are a way to connection and love.

Thank you so, so much!!! That makes perfect sense to me & is consistent!

Thank you so much, that all resonates so perfectly with me right now

Me please!

@MrsTerryPratchett

Joan of Arc the warrior of light

I have a steel-like faith in myself. The angels armour me with conviction.

Although you may not walk an easy path, it is the right one for you. Like Joan of Arc another easier life may have been on offer, but it is not meant to be your path. Joan of Arc reminds us to do what is right even when it is not easy, but because it is right. She reminds us to have courage in our convictions and to follow the path given to us. Not everyone is given a calling, but to those of us that have been Joan of arc reminds us to be steadfast and fearless in the pursuit of it.

That's good. I do have a calling so it's accurate.

Me please! How can I gain joy from my life and not bow to domestic drudge and anxiety.

Oh thankyou Aunt Florence! Are you still around? I would love a reading as I'm just about to make a big decision.

I’m about to make a huge decision which will impact the foreseeable future, so I would love a reading if you have time. Thank you.

I'd love one please OP

Thank you, AuntFlorence. Just checking in before heading into work, and feel affirmed and like a chink of perspective is available. Lilith is popping up in my life on several fronts -it's clearly her turn! Thank you again.

@Lengokengo

Dakini The Enlightened Feminine

My gut instinct is wise beyond reason.
I trust my intuition to guide me.

Dakini reminds you to trust your intuition. She encourages you to open your mind to other possibilities, there may be a third way which you have not yet considered. Instinctively you know what does or does not feel right, and you should not let ideas about gender constrain you. If a man is being your task masker, she advises you Not to submit to him. She offers to help you complete the task if it is what you truly want, and if it is not she asks you to explore alternatives and trust yourself to know what is right for you. Nothing is fixed, you can play with the roles in your life and find a solution which works for you. But first you must look beyond what is known to you now.

@Pekkala

Shekinah.
The presence of the Divine Feminine.

At the Center of everything, there is light. And I am that light.

The Shekinah is the feminine part of God, which enables us to feel God within our body and through our experience with the world around us. Everything is divine, and there is God and the Feminine in everything. She is absolute being in this moment, she is the truth good and bad and her light radiates in all things. She does not use words to guide us, her only meaning is in pure radiant being. She reminds us that we are not the pain in our body or the difficulty in our life, we are of the universe and the universe is within is. She unites our body and soul, heaven with earth and the good with the bad, reminding us that there is light in all things and everything is connected metaphysically.

@FBIAgentRossi

I hope this comes to you in time for your decision.

Quan Yin the Goddess of compassion

I recognise suffering in order to release it.
Curiosity breeds compassion.

Quan Yin asks us to listen to the prayers of the heart and the cries of the world. She helps those in need, reminding us that there is a deep medicine found in being willing to witness someone else's pain. She reminds us to listen with our soul and not our ego, to make sure we do not make their suffering about us or to trigger us. She also urges us to practice compassion towards ourselves, also. Instead of taking on others suffering, she guides us to listen with curiosity. To not rush to react, but to truly listen to others, and to ourselves, without the need to fix the suffering. Just to observe it, to be present, to hear others and to truly be heard by ourselves.
Having our suffering witnessed compassionately can free us from it.

Ooohh if you still have the energy, I would love some general guidance! Today is a big birthday and I'm feeling a bit lost. If you've had enough, not to worry

@Sisisimone

Machig Labdrön
The Diamond Hearted Dakini

I see the light on my own darkness.
I face my ego beliefs to feel free.

Machig Labdrön encourages us to get to know our inner demons, so that we can shine the light on them and heal ourselves. She helps us see that we are afraid of the darkness within us because once we shine a light on it we will be forced to heal a hidden part of our soul. As much as this will make us more whole, it can feel terrifying to face ourselves and our demons. But bringing our demons into the light need not scare us, by doing so we will be set free. These demons are the thoughts, feelings and beliefs which act as barriers to experiencing the full joy, bliss and love of life. By releasing them, we stop limiting ourselves through fear.