The Choice

[Shin'Ar]

Ankh I do not study the tarot according to the ways that you and this community do. I have posted my interpretations in another thread.

But I can see you trying desperately to grasp this and wish that I could help.

You said : "Relationships are helpful in the *pursuit* of the Choice makes me to interpret it as in *this is it*. The Choice is culmination, and the goal. *The only thing that is important*..?

(Then when they say that the Choice is fixed and single and unifying, I still wonder what that means? I think that it has something to do with all that I am trying to understand now...)" UNQUOTE

This was said in your effort top comprehend those Ra quotes that you are supplying.

Now maybe you do understand this and forgive me if I have missed it, but I ask anyway.

Do you understand that the 'relationships' Ra speaks of are groups of cards that relate to each other in specific ways? For instance he used the example of card one, card 8, and card 15 and how the point toward free will and choice.

This is whar Ra said : "Ra Wrote:Furthermore, there are relationships betwixt mind, body, and spirit of the same location in octave, for instance: one, eight, fifteen, and relationships within each octave which are helpful in the pursuit of The Choice by the mind/body/spirit complex. The Logos under which these foundations stand is one of free will. Thusly the foundations may be seen to have unique facets and relationships for each mind/body/spirit complex. Only twenty-two, The Choice, is relatively fixed and single." UNQUOTE

What Ra was pointing out is that in those other cards choice and free will were paramount in their meaning. BUT in 22, or card 0 as I apply it, this is the only card where choice is not a factor. The goal is fixed because the character here has no choice. the civilization he has escaped from is in ruins and lost behind him. the right hand path that he had known all his life is suddenly gone and he has no choice but to embark on this new path.

What confuses me is that even though Ra understands the meaning of this card, they still choose to name it The Choice.

Anyway you next asked if anyone could answer this Ra quote: "78.20 Questioner: You stated previously that The Choice is made in this third-density and is the axis upon which the creation turns. Could you expand on your reason for making that statement?

Ra: I am Ra. This is a statement of the nature of creation as we speak to you." UNQUOTE

If you can grasp what I have pointed out above, the last quote here is just further clarifying that the card is a depiction of life in this density, a person embarking upon a path with no real idea what lies ahead, and that embarking on the left hand path is walking a path in which the Goddess and divine revelation is the axis on which creation turns, which is the depiction we see in the Wheel card. We see many references to this circle of existence throughout the tarot.

This wheel spins one way or another based upon which energy is the controlling factor. But the central axis is always the same. Onmce one realizes this and discover THAT axis, the choice is simple.