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Whatever your question is, the answer in this case is religion. This is about organised spiritual belief. It may be Catholicism, Judaism, Islam or Buddhism. The religion in question may be Protestant, Presbyterian, Hindu or Anglican. There are endless possibilities. But it’s primarily about the institution.
The first issue to take into account is that religion can give your life a structure and meaning. It comes with rules and regulations, passed on by those in charge, from God (or another higher power). Thus, the religion is a conduit to the divine. It is your way of being connected to something greater than yourself.
A religion sets out what is right and wrong, in a clear way. In a confusing world full of contrasting messages about morality, that can be very comforting and reassuring. It honestly depends on your personal point of view. One person’s welcome rule book is another person’s idea of all that is wrong in the world!
Essentially, religion is about trust and faith. Trust that those in charge are right about the rules, or spiritual laws, they are enforcing. And faith in something greater than all of us – a heavenly force for good. Without that basic trust and faith, religion simply cannot exist.
Religions also have hierarchies. They have their own power structures and class systems. The Pope is head of the Catholic church, for example. This Oracle answer reminds you that there is a pecking order in religion, just as there is in the world of business and politics. It is part of the package.
The majority of religions have been established for thousands of years. This is also worth remembering. Where does this longevity come from? What is it about each religion that has helped it survive in the modern world? Everyone will have a different answer to this. And your answer will be very important.
Once a conflict is over, no matter if you have won or lost, there has to be a period of rest and recuperation. This Oracle answer is about your transition from a difficult phase into something more hopeful and peaceful. There is a strong message here about your ability to bury the hatchet and move on.
In order to do this you will need to come to terms with your own role and responsibility in what has happened. No matter if you were on the attack or defence, you have played your part. Deep analysis of this will help you reach a point where you are ready to learn from the past and go forward.
You will also need to understand, as much as you can, the actions of those who were against you. This is a time for philosophical thinking and healing. Fortunately, the problems are now so dead and buried that they can no longer affect you emotionally. Use this to help you step forward, spiritually.
This means embracing the values of the spirit – hope, peace, compassion, joy. There is a clear sign here that a brighter future is waiting if you are prepared to change your perspective. This may mean opening your eyes to truths you have not properly seen before. It certainly means stretching yourself.
Nothing can be rushed with this Oracle answer. The transition period has to happen at its own pace. The old ‘you’ has gone. The sense of identity you derived from your battles with others is no more. Thus, this is a period of rebirth and resurrection, that must unfold only when your soul is ready for it.
Does all this sound rather heavy? In truth, you have reached a point in your life when the weight of your experiences is overwhelming. But there is something lighter and brighter about tomorrow which you must hang onto. The only way is up, and the only way is forward. But only you can take yourself there.
This man is lucky enough to have money, and all the trappings of wealth. However he also needs to be careful that he doesn’t lose what he has. You may come across him when there is a significant financial or business turning point in his life. And the connection may be personal or purely cash-based.
He is ungrounded. He may appear to have both feet on the ground but there is a part of him which finds it hard to settle, and to truly commit to plans. He may not be fully conscious of this trait in himself, but there is an aspect of his nature which is purely escapist. He literally longs to escape.
It is this inability to plant himself or his investment on solid ground that puts him at risk of wasting his money, or even having it conveniently removed by other people. You are almost duty bound to bring this man back to the real world, if you have his best interests at heart. He may need a reality check.
If the issue for you is about a purchase, sale, trade or deal then you will have to get it in writing, in great detail, and work very hard to make him see things as they really are. This person is unfocussed. And although this may not be an issue – if alcohol or drugs are in the picture, his concentration will dip further.
If you intend pursuing paperwork or promises with this man you also need to understand that he is substituting other kinds of soul satisfaction (relationships, creative fulfillment, inspiration) with cash. This may explain the intense psychological hold a particular sum or money or asset has on him.
Can he change? Yes. One wake-up call and he can shake himself out of his current dreamlike state and actually do something sensible with his assets. There is tremendous potential here for him to double his money – or better, use it to found something substantial and long-lasting.
