The following description is used for Mount St. Helen’s: “Eureka!” A blast erupted inside; alas, I had no place to hide. The affirmation for this card is: “Seeking the opportunity in chaos, I remain open to inspiration.”
IN A READING, when Mount St. Helen’s rumbles, you or someone near you may be repressing impulses that, smothered, could erupt. There’s a monumental shift on the horizon. Note where you place your (blind) trust. Are the foundations you’ve built upon based on egoic strategies? Do you suspect destabilization occurring behind a solid-seeming front? In any event, take your cue from Jefferson: Prepare yourself. (Note: Jefferson Lee is the individual that posed for this card.)
The cards are the same size as the first edition (4” by 6”), but are sturdier, and the coloring more intense. Some of the cards have been refined, or totally redone (The Weird). The backs are a turquoise color, with a large white merkaba in the center, and a smaller merkaba on either side. Over and under the merkaba is a bridge, with a small merkaba under it. The backs are reversible.