posted June 30, 2012 06:28 AM            

i leave KING OF SWORDS

You may be provided with new opportunities that will take you in a new direction. Allow new ideas, new thoughts in with no judgment or censorship. Each new moment creates an opportunity to fulfill ever-changing needs. Formulate your ideas into workable solutions, apply your thoughts and make sure they work. Move forward - go for it! http://www.crystal-reflections.com/tarot2/rider/king_s.htm

posted June 30, 2012 10:28 AM            

i leave 4 of Cups

The Four of Cups is a card of apathy, boredom, or self-centeredness. It can also be a card of introspection and withdrawal during times of uncertainty.

posted June 30, 2012 05:58 PM            

I drew the 10 of coins for whoever is next. Totally jealous.
http://www.psychic-revelation.com/reference/q_t/tarot/tarot_cards/pentacles_10.html

posted June 30, 2012 06:17 PM            

Nice card, but I'm not sure what it means with the question I asked..

posted June 30, 2012 06:19 PM            

i leave Four of Wands !

The Four of Wands is a card of rejoicing and celebration, reflecting on achievements and enjoying deserved rewards. It traditionally signifies a marriage, or reaching a milestone in a relationship or partnership. It is also a card of freedom, and breaking free of an oppressive situation, fulfillment and prosperity. With this comes a feeling of peace, balance, harmony, and a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. http://crystalvisionstarot.com/4wands.html

woo =)

posted June 30, 2012 08:06 PM            

quote:

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Originally posted by Anchi:
...breaking free of an oppressive situation, fulfillment and prosperity. With this comes a feeling of peace, balance, harmony, and a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.

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Ah, I so needed that, thank you...

I leave:

Three of Cups

quote:

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EXUBERANCE; FRIENDSHIP; COMMUNITY

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posted July 01, 2012 02:39 PM            

I got to curious to know its proper meaning and found an interesting info on it as follows -

Keywords to the Four of Cups Tarot Card Meaning:

Ideas
Lessons
Isolation
Distance
Epiphany
Exclusion
Grounding
Incubation
Separation
Withdrawal
Acceptance
Perspective
Regrouping
Development
Contemplation

Part of the reason Tarot enthusiasts and scholars of all skill levels pour over different deck renditions is to gain different perspectives. Inevitably, we encounter one image from a specific deck that rings our bells, and unfurls a trove of symbolic treasure to our psyche.

At least, this has been my experience, and I found myself incapable of adequately describing the potential of the Four of Cups Tarot card meaning without sharing with you the imagery of the Hanson-Roberts rendition of this card.

What struck me most profoundly were the pinecones looming overhead of the featured character. Pinecones are also esoteric symbols of the pineal gland (indeed, this gland looks just like a pinecone) which has been counted as a mystical gateway to spiritual experiences. It is that groundbreaking symbol that is at the crux of this card meaning.

Further, on the one side, we see the integration, union and potential elation expressed in the three cups gathered in the foreground (see meanings of the Three of Cups here). Yet, our central feature holds himself back while all around him stirs the magic, mystery, and infinite possibilities to experience life to its fullest - if only he would open his awareness to its presence.

The Four of Cups reminds us that we are the only limiting factor to our own endless gain. The Universe is a porous domain and from every orifice there dwells an opportunity for our highest advantage. It is up to us to open ourselves (uncross our arms), open our eyes (unleash our pineal-eye for a metaphysical view), and reach out to embrace all the enhancement that naturally flows to us (as depicted by the levitating/magically appearing cup in this card).

I LEAVE THE MOON.

Here is a meaningful rendition of it www.tarotteachings.com

posted July 01, 2012 03:34 PM            

I got me The Moon.

I think I will find myself bewildered, perplexed, overindulged and somewhat disorganized. The Moon tells us to bring those issues under light which we do not see clearly.

I leave The Sun for freedom, happiness and carefree days for excellent summers whoever comes next

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Pity from an Aries is worse than their contempt \m/

posted July 01, 2012 04:00 PM            

wow thank you birdy.

posted July 01, 2012 04:18 PM            

I leave the knight of swords.

In full course, as if scattering his enemies. Divinatory meanings - skill, bravery, capacity, defense, address, enmity, wrath, war, destruction, opposition, resistance ruin

posted July 01, 2012 07:18 PM            

I leave:SIX OF CUPS