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The Wisdom Tooth
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THE WISDOM TOOTH


MEDITATION: Preserving spiritual inheritance.


BEWARE: Beware of illiteracy.  Being an illiterate elder who has no wisdom to pass on to future generations is why society loses its ancient teachings.

HIDDEN STRENGTH: Dexterous, like the raccoon, expert at opening lids, latches, and door knobs, using dexterity positively as opposed to thievery.

HIDDEN WEAKNESS: Couch potato.  Take a mask-making class so as to pass on the knowledge to future generations that someday may very well be healers, pathfinders, kinship links, and other points of light.

SLANT: This card says a lot about family heirlooms and ancient wisdom-keeping.

POWER: In a gourd patch. (If you can't find one, grow one).

Copyright 2005 Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist  


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 Reviews of "The Wisdom Tooth"
Reviewed by Suzie Palmer
Reviewed on September 13, 2005
Wonderful Sage! Preserving Spiritual Inheritance is vital... The western world has forgotten its spiritual reality, and nature is reminding us to re-remember NOW! Love your vital work, and looking forward to keeping track. Love & GoodWill Suzie :-)

Reviewed by Jane Rodway (Reader)
Reviewed on August 16, 2005
More people should be concerned about their spiritual inheritance, wherever it lies. I think many people nowadays are much more concerned about tomorrow to ever learn from a spiritual inheritance. I also agree that reading opens doors that would remain closed for so many- just reading one book, one spiritual viewpoint, even within ones own spiritual group, limits the growth of that spirituality. The raccoon comment was very insightful, I love that best, I think. We don't learn enough from animals. The couch potato idea I also like, yet the idea of mask-making tends to make me think of the hidden rather than the revealing, and although the hidden can also be the gem we find, sometimes it is the obvious that can heal, teach, grow anew. I really enjoyed this. It makes people think, which we all should do more, and no matter how we try to connect to that spirtuality we feel all around us, we should also pass on that wisdom, share and grow from it, and listen to the vibrations of the earth. Excellent!

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on August 16, 2005
Most interesting, Sage. I'm back. Thank you for sharing your insight. Love and peace to you.

Regis

Reviewed by Cynth'ya Reed
Reviewed on August 16, 2005
The US Congress is full of "BEWARES!" Everyone can change if they choose to do the right thing. Interesting write--even though I'm lousy at art, I appreciate looking at masks in museums.

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 15, 2005
This one doesn't touch me but I suspect it would touch me ex.


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