The Divine Child appears in 2 systems: the same name is used for more than one thing. Both are shown below.

Archetypes

The Divine Child

Archetypes

The Divine Child is an archetype of wonder, innocence and potential. Its light aspect is wonder, innocence and potential, and its shadow is immaturity, dependency and tantrums.

Tradition · Folk Western

Correspondences

Element
Air

Practice

Magical Uses
WonderPotentialRebirthJoy

Nature and meaning

Shadow Aspect
ImmaturityDependencyTantrumsEntitlement
Deities
Horus

Details

Keywords
WonderInnocencePotentialRebirth
Light Aspect
WonderInnocencePotentialSpontaneity
Life Stage
Inner child
Journey
Maintaining wonder and potential

Lenormand

Tradition · LenormandLenormand Card
A note on this entry

Lenormand cards are read in pairs and lines rather than as archetypes; the playing-card inset is traditional and is not used in every school. This deck is the 36-card Petit Lenormand, not the 54-card Grand Jeu.

Correspondences

Number
13

Practice

Advice

Start small and begin again; let yourself be a beginner.

Magical Uses
New beginningDivinationCartomancy

Nature and meaning

Meaning

A child or a new, small beginning; innocence, inexperience and fresh curiosity.

Details

Playing Card
Jack of Spades
Keywords
New beginningInnocenceSmallPlay

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