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Inspiration comes in many different ways. It can arrive in the form of a dream. It may appear as a classic ‘flash’ – a sudden brainwave that seems to come from nowhere. Sometimes inspiration is felt as a mysterious flow; an inner knowing about what to do, and how to do it. In all cases, it feels special and unusual.
To act on inspiration requires trust or experience. The trust may come because you have a particular kind of faith or belief system. Thus, you may act on your inspiration because you believe it’s coming a higher power, or even from your spirit guides. You may believe it has a divine source.
If you have experienced inspiration several times before and found it to be accurate and reliable, that will also make a difference. Your familiarity with that feeling of inner certainty makes you confident about relying upon it. If it’s worked for you before, then why shouldn’t it work for you again?
Creative inspiration is a well known phenomenon among artists, writers and musicians. Fashion designers call it the Muse. Stockbrokers call it a hunch. In the military and police force inspiration is known as a gut feeling. Scientists label it as ESP or Psi. Mediums call it channeled wisdom from the spirit world.
This is a special Oracle answer. It describes a situation where you are connected to something greater than yourself. You could call it divine intelligence, or the universe, or (if you’re into Star Wars) The Force! Inspiration of this kind connects you to heaven and earth at the same time. It’s worth acting on.
Inspiration has a special quality which connects you to the Universe, or all that is. Everything and everybody. It’s a certainty, a knowing, a feeling that directs you to act in a way which benefits you, and everyone around you. Whatever your belief system, it plugs you into the wider world, in the right way at the right time.
Your Oracle answer has singled out a man who is a visionary. He is much more than a mere dreamer. He is able to live half in the world of inspiration, creativity and ideas – and half in the world of solid reality. Thus he is able to draw heavily on the zeitgeist – those concepts, sounds or images which reflect the times.
There is a part of him which could lose touch with the real world and disappear completely. Even though he is grounded enough to always turn inspiration into productivity, he is also a potential escape artist. There is always an aspect of his personality which longs to leave everything behind – to lose himself.
He is isolated. His creative, musical, spiritual, literary or business vision has closed him off to other people. He may be in a world of his own. Nobody would deny that he is a fascinating and special human being, but he is also in a majority of one. He is disconnected. Solitary. Lost in his own glorious reality.
Despite this, he has a lot to give. This man has become cut off from his feelings, but he has a great deal to offer sexually and emotionally. So who will be the lucky recipient? The lover who connects with him will have to understand his world, and also understand the way his mind works. He lives in his head.
Most of all, The Visionary has to be ready for a relationship. This Oracle answer tells you that he definitely has options. Thus, it’s not impossible that he might break his period of solitude and reconnect with life – and even love. But this also means a wake-up call. And only he can choose to take it. He may still reject it.
Returning to the world – and that also means the world of relationships – could mean being rescued. And a rescue operation has big emotional stakes for you, and for him. Alternatively, to come back to the land of the living may mean leaving everything behind – for an unknown destination. Is he ready for that?
The powerful man is tough, firm, strong and fits the classic ‘man in charge’ role . After all it was made for him. This is a very traditional, archetypal position for a man to hold. Society sets up systems (families, businesses, corporations) for men to dominate, and the powerful male is expected to take his place in them.
People go to him for favours or advice. He also has the power to reject, or to take action. As this kind of authority can be overwhelming, in order to cope he has acquired emotional armour. The way he presents himself, the way he talks, the way he dresses, the way he uses his body language are there to protect him.
Without this man at the top, though (and he may be the head of a family, as well as the head of a company) there would be no structure or stability at all. And the world needs good, rock-solid structures. At least, in his opinion. And perhaps yours too. It all depends on how you see old-style male-run systems.
Because of the enormous pressure on this man to perform, to manage and to control, he has developed set ways of coping. You will be aware of these coping mechanisms just as much as you are aware of his power. You will certainly be aware of the stress he is under. It comes with his tremendous responsibility.
This man is partly rigid, partly poised for action. One half of him is always ready to leap up at a moment’s notice and tackle crisis. The other half finds security in refusing to budge. Perhaps this accounts for the inner tension in the man. He is solid and enduring, but he is also ready for any emergency.
You will need to understand how difficult it is for this man to peel off the layers and be open, vulnerable, intimate and honest. This may affect his personal relationships. Understand, too, that his power may end with old age or retirement. And that is another issue to examine, beneath the protective layers.
