The Star

The Wanderer's Star · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

hope, healing, renewal

Reversed

despair, disconnection

Upright meaning

Hope, healing, inspiration and calm after the storm. The Star says the worst is over, and ahead of you is a time of renewal and faith in the future. Like the Wanderer's Star, a compass that glows warmer the closer you get to your goal, the card shows the way and reminds you that you are not lost, only on the road.

Reversed meaning

Doubt, discouragement, losing faith in yourself or in the future. The Star still shines; you just can't see it for the moment. Take care of yourself and give yourself time.

Love and relationships

Healing after a hard time, hope for a new love, a sincere and tender feeling. Reversed: disappointment, losing faith in love, difficulty opening up again.

Work and money

Inspiration, recognition of your talents, slow but steady improvement. Reversed: lack of motivation, doubting whether it's worth trying any more.

The card's advice

Believe it will get better, and follow what inspires you.

In Natuland

The only compass in Natuland: a blue crystal that glows with warm light as it gets closer to the Dome, and darkens to violet as it moves away. It guides the group where no map works any more.

Symbols on the card

• Two jugs: water for the soul and water for the earth, healing inside and out.
• An eight-pointed star and seven smaller ones: hope and guidance.
• An ibis in a tree: wisdom and renewal.
• A white dog on a hill: a guide who keeps watch.
• A mountain with a crown of light: the journey's goal.

The cards, characters and lands come from the novel “The Eutheum Awakening”. See the book →