The Piper

The Piper, from The Faeries' Oracle, by Brian Froud and Jessica McBeth
The Piper, from The Faeries’ Oracle, by Brian Froud and Jessica McBeth

Daily Angel Oracle Card: The Piper, from The Faeries’ Oracle, by Brian Froud and Jessica McBeth

The Piper: “Music, Order, Harmony, Seduction, Empathy”

“The secret melody of the Piper drifts through our lives, offering us a means to communicate from the heart and without words. His music conveys our emotions to one another, emotions that are audible only in the listening ear of our hearts. His approach to us is gentle and wordless. He may send us his melody through the whisper of leaves, the rustle of grass, the song of a bird, the hum of city traffic, the buzz of a refrigerator, or the whirr of a computer. He asks that we listen to the world around us, especially to the unspoken words of others, humans and faeries, plants and trees.

Among the other things the Piper offers us is the ability to bring him our sorrows and pain in the form of music so that he may help us to heal them. Sing a sad song to this faery and he will add it to the energy of cleansing and healing, if we are open to healing. His natural music also offers us tranquility, if we take the time to be still and listen to it.

The Piper’s music can be seductive and attractive – even magnetic. He lures us with our won daydreams. Sometimes, we allow the music of the Piper to enthrall us into illusion, especially the illusion of control over that which we cannot control. However, if we use that illusion (our own self-deceit) to break through into greater truth, it has served its real purpose.

He calls to us, asking that we listen – listen to him, listen to the faeries, to each other’s hearts. His piping may seem elusive, hard to hear, diffused, yet it is very clear and it brings us the meaning of our lives.

Working on developing more order, harmony, and beauty in your life? Then you are singing to the tune of the Piper – and becoming more like him as you do.”

Starter Reading: “To get what you want, the Piper recommends that you try polite requests and gentle, patient persuasion – and then wait, quietly welcoming, for it to come to you. Seek harmony and tranquility in yourself and in the world around you. Use tenderness and gentleness. This card speaks of a time of harmony, creativity, and increasing order. It tells of communication without words – the music of empathy and the awareness of the feelings and concerns of others. This is a time to pay attention to the subtlety of others’ expressions of feelings and ideas. Look past the surface and listen as you would to a beguiling melody on the very edge of hearing. He also plays melodies in our dreams, which may be filled with meaning and importance, and then he leaves it up to us to understand what they mean.

This may also be a good time to be aware that others may be listening to us with sensitivity and clarity – so much so that they may hear what we are truly saying more clearly than we do ourselves.

This card may also signify musical talent or ability, or it may be suggesting that the use of music is in some way important at the present time.”

When This Card Comes As Challenger: “When we have blocked out the melody of the Piper we can be like someone mesmerized, lost in a dream, stagnating. Alternatively, this card may represent people so vague and diffused that they are insufficiently earthed to be able to keep commitments – or even to remember that they have made them and it wasn’t just another fantasy. Self-absorption, moodiness, and self-deceit can be problems. Altogether, unreliability and untrustworthiness are a real problem. Look at the other cards to see if anything can be done to rectify this or if you just have to take this into account and make your plans accordingly.

When the power of the Piper is twisted, it becomes manipulative and may be aimed at seducing others into something against their judgment or ethics. It becomes like a spider waiting at the center of a web to entrap someone.

One of the worst abuses of this energy is to use our empathic understanding of the needs, hopes, and dreams of others to attempt to lure them into self-destructive ways, especially by playing on their illusions, delusions, and confusions.”*

~By Jessica McBeth

Can you maintain inner peace and patience when you are reaching out for something in your life? When you are in the process of manifestation: when you are creating through intention, visualization, dreaming and action, is there peace? Or is there an empty space longing to be filled? A space that calls out to you, moment by moment like a starving baby waiting to be fed? When this space stays empty for a while, and the manifestation has not yet come to fruition, how do you deal with that? Do you have faith in the process and remain calm? Or do you fret, wondering where your manifestation is, why it’s taking so long, and what is holding it up?

When we hold on to the feeling of not having what we want, we actually slow down the process… I know, it’s annoying, but it is true. Basically, because we are sending out the energy of “it’s not here, where is it, why isn’t it here?” instead of “it will be here, I can’t wait to see it all play out, I have complete faith.” Big difference huh? But we love to control outcomes, and we feel like we are in control when we are telling the Universe to hurry up already, where the heck is it?!?

The Piper asks us to find our inner peace. He asks us to slow down and listen to the subtle whispers of the Universe… maybe there is a hint in there? Maybe we are missing something important in our haste? Maybe if we slow down and savour the moment, we might actually learn something about ourselves.

Breathe. Listen for the music of Being. It is in every breath, every heartbeat, every movement, every aspect of creation. Let it wash the illusions away and reveal your truth to you.

Namaste

Dee

~Archangel Oracle

*The Faeries’ Oracle, by Brian Froud and Jessica McBeth

 

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