VI The Lovers

Qualities: Self-Love, Choice, Duality

The wolf represents the Lovers, a marrying of opposites and harmonious marrying of that which seems at odds. The wolf chooses between being the lone wolf, who doesn’t want to make bad choices, is abandoned, and is fearful of being found out, while the pack wolf who knows everyone is as “limited” as they are, but knows they still have something to offer the pack at large. The pack wolf marries their earthly body with their soul body, while the lone wolf rejects their duality. The Lovers demand equilibrium and authenticity, emphasizing the need to cultivate a rich, stable personal foundation, unification, and fulfillment prior to embarking on any union. Self-love is the highest form of self-discipline. The shadow of this card indicates that you are acting in a way that is incongruent with yourself which leads to self-betrayal. In this bath, based of James Turrell’s Perceptual Cells, you are given the choice for a slow-moving light show experience or a fast, intense light show that creates fractals in your mind based on your eye’s physiology.