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IX of Swords: Represented in Death's Dance.
Within the lonely desolation, the self is found away from all spirits, shades, and unnecessary contacts. When at your worst, you must rely on the power within. In moments of solitude, study the shadow and find your strength.
It's not uncommon to pull a card like this and feel some concern, but for a sorcerer of the left hand path, we know that isolation is nothing to fear. In fact, it is part of deprogramming and will training, the necessary alchemical change for growth.
Evolution begins with the caution to not bury your atavisms further. Before you can change your surroundings, you must master the self. Study your surroundings, analyze actions and convictions, how you treat those around you. Keep a dream journal and notice emergent patterns.
A strong foundation, built to stand for all time is built with patience and the willingness to find power in the discomfort of the lonely deserts of solitude. This is the time for you to attune yourself to death's dance, and overcome the fear of being alone.
The Empress: Represented by Babalon, who is also Lilith or Az-Jeh.
Embodying spiritual hunger joined with physical hunger, she rouses her mate from lethargy and sleep as a weapon of concupiscence. The subconscious is impregnated by the conscious mind.
Tunnel: 14th, Dagdagiel
Justice: Represented by Set, the Egyptian Adversary, and the Scarlet Woman.
His lower half is that of Apep, his atavistic side. The sword and scales, are balance and justice from a Lucifieran perspective. This card corresponds to the 22nd Tunnel, Lafcursiax, and A'abiriron.
VI of Wands: Represented by the Luciferian Wand, a symbol of self-mastery and blackened flame.
The wings are the mastery of dreams and the astral plane. The serpents are the serpents of Azi-Dahaka, and symbols of power. This is victory from strife, and balance.
Knight of Swords: Represented by Ezeqeel, the Watcher who taught the knowledge of the clouds, and the mastery of emotions.
"The interpretations of dreams is significant in that by utilizing the astral body, much can be learned from the self."
-The First Book of Luciferian Tarot, by Michael W. Ford
