“Rainbow Walker”
This female form represents the light that moves from place to place by traveling on a rainbow. What does a rainbow mean for you? The rainbow symbolizes the presence of the spiritual hierarchy. We are after all spiritual beings having a human experience but we are never without our spiritual teachers and guides.
She holds in her left hand a key – a Chinese key. This ancient style of key would open chests and traveling cases of all sizes. She offers it to the viewer as a way of unlocking personal mysteries – what am I doing now? Why am I here?
Her garments tell another story:
The concentric curved lines are only portions of three concentric circles which represent Urantia, the name given to this planet.
In the center of the skirt band is a symbolic staff of a herald not quite a completed caduceus but signifying an important time for healing, an opening or opportunity. The leaves are the doors to change.
The five pointed stars are used here are medals of authority just as a five star general might wear on a uniform.
The X represents the human race or the human family. We are all connected and in partnership with what we individually think and do.
The symbols on the bustier are all Viking rune images and mirrored from each side representing the balance we all need in our lives.
Signals – The focus here is on the messages, signals and gifts that we receive from various sources for our own individual self change. Sacred knowledge comes not only from family, friends, and learned teachers but also from total strangers and the spiritual realm.
Protection – This symbol serves as a mirror for the Spiritual Warrior, the one whose battle is always with the self. Controlling our emotions is the area of mental exercise. As we move through life course changes, it is important not to collapse yourself into your emotions – the highs as well as the lows.
Initiation – This is a symbol of the “Unknowable” and has associations with the phoenix, that mystical bird that consumes itself in the fire and then rises from its own ashes. Its ways are secret and hidden. This is the deep inner transformational forces at work.
Opening – This is the Rune of opening up, or renewed clarity, of dispelling the darkness that has been shrouding some part of your life. The more light you have, the better you can see what is trivial and outmoded in your conditioning. We all on one hand are limited and dependent, on the other we exist at the perfect center where the harmonious and beneficent forces of the universe merge and radiate.
Journey – The journey is the soul’s journey. That which is above and that which is below are united and of One Mind. A prayer for healing might sound like: I will to will Thy will. As always, the journey is toward self-healing, self-change and union. Inner worth mounts here and we remember to ask what right action for me now is. Ask through prayer, through addressing your own knowing, your body knowing, the Witness Self, the Teacher Within. Once you are clear, then you can neutralize your refusal to let right action flow through. Not intent on movement be content to wait. While you wait, keep on removing resistances. As the obstructions give way, all remorse arising from “trying to make it happen” disappears.
Growth – This symbol leads to blossoming and ripening by going into things deeply, with care and awareness. Our actions are gentle, penetrating and pervasive. First disperse any and all resistance, and then accomplish the work. Modesty, patience, fairness and generosity are useful virtues to possess. Once resistance is dispersed and a rectified stability is established, then through steadfastness and right attitude, the blossoming can occur.
The “ankh” is an ancient Egyptian emblem of life. This is it and we are all in it together.
