“Illness and unhappiness are ways of the body & mind to show the need to rebalance. It’s more about strengthening the resolve to get and feel better than to fight the cause.“
The 4 of Insights reflects balance but also the realization there is more to come. True balance is always on the move. If it stays the same it becomes rigid.
The 'Nan Yar - Who Am I' card game for personal development includes four colors - or groups - of fourteen cards each. We know these colors from normal card games and the Tarot game as well. The colors represent the Challenges, Insights, Gifts and Tools that everyone has in his or her life. Besides the colors, the game has 21 Trump Cards, or Archetypes, that each have their own Challenge, Insight, Gift or Tool.
The Insights relate to the epiphanies we receive, fueled by inner knowing. Insights overrule what is conceived through cultural inheritance. In Tarot ‘Insights’ correspond with Wands. They are the seedlings that eternally live within and come to fruition in the course of time and space.
Element: Air
Characteristic: Intuition, Initiate Knowledge.
Every number has a unique energy, and therefore a unique meaning and role in the interpretation of the card, in combination with the color or the archetype.
The 4 is the number of balance, also called the ‘comfort zone’, that state of being when we feel at ease. This indicates that there is actually more to consider. Therefore, you must move ‘out of the box’ to number 5. The 4 represents balance, decisiveness, action, conformation.
Ready for some Self-study?To get started by yourself, the Nan Yar card game and its booklet can be bought on this website. The booklet with explanation and interpretation is also separately sold as pdf or e-book.
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With ‘The Storyteller’ as your personal guide, I take you on a journey through the ‘Nan Yar – Who Am I’ personal development card game and let you look at your query through the eyes of the Archetypes, Challenges, Insights, Gifts and Tools, introduced to you by the cards.
Let go of what was to make way for what is. Discovering who you are and what you are capable of puts the world at your feet.
In a one-day Nan Yar group session you are trained to be your own life coach with the ‘Nan Yar – Who Am I’ card game for personal development as your guide.
