Cycles and destiny
The Wheel is the card of destiny in motion. It spins without stopping and what is on top will go down, and what is at the bottom will go up. It is not blind luck; it is cyclic law. What you planted before is being harvested now. What you are harvesting now will generate the future.
The Wheel is the card of destiny in motion. It spins without stopping and what is on top will go down, and what is at the bottom will go up. It is not blind luck; it is cyclic law. What you planted before is being harvested now. What you are harvesting now will generate the future.
Accept change as something natural. If you are going through a difficult moment, know that the wheel will turn. If you are in a good moment, enjoy it but know that everything passes. Trust the cycle.
Sudden change of circumstance, turn of luck, moment of decision that changes everything, feeling that "destiny is moving", cycles closing and opening.
Do a 3 card draw right now and see what the Wheel of Fortune and the other cards say about your moment.
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Oxum (Oshun) statue on the congá: the Our Lady of each region or the plaster statue of the orixá (orisha), with a crown, mirror abebé, and the colors of Umbanda and Candomblé.
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Oxum in Umbanda is the orixá of the waterfalls, celebrated on Saturdays, with a blue or yellow candle depending on the house. See the falange, who descends in the gira and what is requested.
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Oxum sung chant calls and dismisses the waterfall line. See the lily in the house of Zélio and in Pai Maneco, the sung chants with author, the maleime and the ijexá of the chant.
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