posted June 28, 2012 12:01 PM            

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Originally posted by sc0rpioRising:
I leave Strength...

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posted June 28, 2012 10:58 PM            

@ Anchi that was a beautiful Ace of Cups card

@scorpiorising. There is another, easier way (i am a lazy bum sometimes) of copying images. Just click on the IMG code (not the link code or any other) and paste it here. Then add [img] before and [/img] after that. Mostly the img codes include these two prefixes and suffixes but if they don't, then you have to add them.

making a connection
joining with another
celebrating a marriage or union
cementing a friendship
establishing a partnership
working together
sharing
helping and being helped
seeing commonalities

calling a truce
healing a severed relationship
bringing together opposites
letting bygones be bygones
coming to a satisfactory agreement
declaring peace
forgiving and forgetting

acknowledging an attraction
recognizing a bond that is developing
accepting your preferences
letting yourself be drawn in
moving toward
feeling a positive response

posted June 28, 2012 11:03 PM            

The Six of Cups

The Lord of Pleasure is a welcome card in any reading, bringing in a sense of harmony and balance. Existing relationships broaden and deepen, giving an extended sense of contentment and satisfaction.

It's important to recognise, with this card, that its influence extends only to established relationships - those which already have a history of their own. It will come up in a reading to indicate major steps forward, strengthened commitment, marriage, recovery after trial.

Mostly, it will relate to intimate relationships because of a strong link to contentment within sexual partnerships. Sometimes, the Lord of Pleasure will appear to mark the point at which a previously purely romantic relationship extends to become a sexual one as well. Because of this influence, there are also several connotations of creativity and fertility.

posted June 29, 2012 12:12 AM            

I leave The Emperor

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Originally posted by frankie2912:
I leave [b]10 of Swords - Ruin

The mind has let go all control and whirls in tormented madness. Reason divorced from reality. Death. Failure. Disaster yet not entirely without hope. Disruption. Idle chatter. Clever, eloquent, and insolent person, impertinent yet with mirth. Spiritually, may herald the end of delusion. [/B]

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posted June 29, 2012 01:17 AM            

Anyway I am leaving

The Hanged Man

Briefly: There is some type of time lapse going on around you. Things have not quite reached fruition and you have to take a wait and see attitude.

Full Meaning: When you draw this card you are being advised that there is some type of time lapse going on around you. Things have not quite reached fruition and you have to take a wait and see attitude. There may be some delay to your plans and it is best to be patient and bide your time. Someone may seem unbalanced around you and creating a difficult though not unsolvable problem. Trust your judgement and make allowances for this for the time being. Time is the great healer of most dilemmas so be the keeper of your own counsel and it will serve you well. Someone may also be having difficulty with their leg and unable to walk or get around as they usually do. They may need a walking stick or crutches, just temporarily. Give a wide berth to anyone who is not in the best of health either physically, mentally or emotionally. If you have to make an important decision around now, take your time to weigh all the facts and be sure that it is the best choice possible.

posted June 29, 2012 04:31 AM              

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Originally posted by EmpressMendez:
I asked why do I have this 'nagging gut feeling'.

I leave: 6 of Swords - Leaving some unsettling thoughts behind. Moving on to better thoughts and 'calmer waters'.

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wow,this card it suits my situation perfectly...i leave the ace of pentacles

posted June 29, 2012 07:51 AM            

Today we just did a "fire evacuation", one of my keyworker told me to take care of one of my roommate. When the evacuation started, she was in shower!

I banged on the bathroom door and said "You, faster! Get dressed, and get out of here! We got a fire here!"
"Ok... "
"Faster! You! Just put on your undies and underwear and get out of here, now! And you be quick!"

One minute passed, and she was still not out of shower. "My, " I said to those who are checking whether everyone was out, "I have no idea how to help her get out of her shower. "

Blah,,, I feel kinda silly. I really wanted to laugh. If its real fire lol, she will definitely become roasted.

posted June 29, 2012 08:41 AM            

i leave

posted June 29, 2012 09:51 AM            

i leave THE TOWER

Situations will change rapidly now. Prepare your mind for the change - consciously choose to release your old way of life now. Do not cry about the past, just accept the changes and make new plans. Look forward to the new and wonderful opportunities that will be presented. http://www.crystal-reflections.com/tarot2/rider/tower.htm

posted June 29, 2012 10:18 AM            

I leave The Empress Card.

Mothering, fertility, abundance, material prosperity, pleasure, beauty.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Empress_%28Tarot_card%29

posted June 29, 2012 01:06 PM            

i leave 2 OF CUPS

Two is the number of LOVE - it is the fundamental condition of love. Love is inconceivable without the Lover and the Loved - without ME and YOU - without One and the Other. http://www.crystal-reflections.com/tarot2/rider/two_c.htm

=)

posted June 29, 2012 03:51 PM            

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Originally posted by ShyVirgo1979:
Cool! Yeah buddy nice card.

~ I leave the 6 of wands. Victory is at hand!

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woo! i asked about health. thanks!

posted June 29, 2012 06:16 PM            

My feeling tells me to leave the card:

The World

Tarot Reading And Understanding The World Tarot Card

The World represents the end of the seeker’s journey. It is important to note that this does not refer to literal death. Rather, it indicates that a psychological and spiritual goal has been reached. The self has, at last, reached unity as the unconscious and conscious have joined. The Seeker no longer has any delusions that he is a separate being. He has merged with Divine Spirit.

The corresponding number to the World is twenty-one. When these two digits are added together, the sum is three. Three represents synthesis and creation. Like the Wheel of Fortune, the World is a mandala, a circular geometric design signifying completeness. The World represents the mystic control center and soul of the universe.

In a Tarot reading, The World indicates wholeness, both spiritually and individually. The four mythical creatures found on the card are symbols of protection. They also represent the four functions of the consciousness. The two wands symbolize the positive and negative energies of the Universe, and the floating dancer represents the self. Through the doorway of the world, the self has found a new freedom. The wreath contains the psychic embryo and represents the circle of life. This is where everything begins and ends; past and future, life and death. Although the soul’s journey has reached an end, a new one will begin. Thus, the Fool shall, once again, embark upon a new journey