THE RAINBOW BRIDGE
Oracular Cards Inspired by the Tarot
“You have noticed that everything an Indian does is in a circle, and that is because
the Power of the World always works in circles, and everything tries to be round.”
---Black Elk
The great Dakota seer and Medicine Man Black Elk had a vision, when he was a young boy, he later called "the Hoop of the Nations". Although he saw the "hoop" of his own Lakota people broken, he also forsaw a future time, symbolized by a great Circle of interlocking hoops, when many people, from the world’s four directions, would come together to form a "great hoop". Black Elk's vision has been called by some the "Rainbow Tribe". The Rainbow, to me, represents the birth of this emerging global paradigm, which includes a multi-cultural vocabulary for the sacred.
As mystical traditions of East and West join with the teachings of indigenous shamans, Goddess ways, New Age, contemporary psychology, Quontum Physics and modern science, and the universal language of the arts, a RAINBOW BRIDGE is forming to unite humanity with each other, and with other dimensions of spirit.
As mystical traditions of East and West join with the teachings of indigenous shamans, Goddess ways, New Age, contemporary psychology, Quontum Physics and modern science, and the universal language of the arts, a RAINBOW BRIDGE is forming to unite humanity with each other, and with other dimensions of spirit.
The last card of the Journey is The World, the return Home.
