posted December 22, 2013 07:31 AM            

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posted December 26, 2013 11:23 PM            

These are the cards that the Tarot has drawn for you. You may want to save or print this page if you would like to ponder their messages later.
Past

The Past position in the reading refers to recent events and challenges that just took place, things that lead up to the present situation, and your role in them.

Eight of Wands
Swiftness, closure, and the end of opposition are symbolized by the Eight of Wands. The wands pointing downward, toward the lush green earth, shows that you reached your destination successfully. Sometimes this card can be quite literal, indicating that you completed a trip by air. However, most often it signifies successful and speedy completion of a goal.

Present

The Present position in the reading represents what is happening right now. Typically, this is what triggers you to seek out a reading. This card can often help you to understand what steps to take next.

The Magician
The Magician is the second card of the Major Arcana, and is given the number one to indicate the power that resides within each living being: the power of the self. He has mastered the tools of the Tarot: the pentacle, cup, sword, and wand, which symbolize the four physical elements of earth, water, air, and fire. With one hand aiming skyward and one pointing at the ground, the Magician is the symbol of manifestation, of bringing things from the spiritual or psychological realm into the physical one. The power flowing through him is the power of creation, which is symbolized by the flowers and other growing things around him.

The Magician’s lesson is awareness: watch what you bring into your life as well as what you give to others. You have to walk your talk: decide what you want and take action to make your dreams a reality. You alone have the power within you—you need only to concentrate on channeling it to your best advantage.

Future

The Future position in the reading describes what is just around the corner. It’s an official “heads up” about where the situation is heading and how you may navigate through it towards the best possible outcome.

Ace of Wands
All that is best in the suit of Wands is embodied in the Ace: the power of Will, desire, sexuality, and vitality will be abundant in the future. Just as the leaves burst forth with such force that they are seen falling from the Wand, your energy will bring forth many fertile beginnings. This card symbolizes the healthy, positive outlook that should be held. Great things are indicated.

posted December 28, 2013 12:29 AM            

These are the cards that the Tarot has drawn for you. You may want to save or print this page if you would like to ponder their messages later.

Past

The Past position in the reading refers to recent events and challenges that just took place, things that lead up to the present situation, and your role in them.

Three of Pentacles
The Three of Pentacles is a card of Mastery. The craftsman in the image is proud of his work and is happy to display it to others. You finished a large project that you had been working on for some time, and enjoyed the fruits of your labor. Your competence and desire for perfection have shown through in your excellent work. If combined with the Ace of Pentacles, this card can represent earning an academic degree. Either way, you deserved the praise you received for a job well done.

Present

The Present position in the reading represents what is happening right now. Typically, this is what triggers you to seek out a reading. This card can often help you to understand what steps to take next.

Ace of Swords
In the Ace of Swords, the crowned sword of intellect is held over the mountains, literally denoting the triumph of mind over matter. Truth and honesty prevail, symbolized by the palm of victory, and peace is found, symbolized by the olive branch. Violent acts of force are not necessary to achieve your goals. Your determination and strength of Will have surmounted the obstacles in your path.

Future

posted December 28, 2013 09:35 PM            

Past

The Past position in the reading refers to recent events and challenges that just took place, things that lead up to the present situation, and your role in them.

Death
Death is the fourteenth card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number 13 for many reasons...both the Death card and the number 13 are widely misunderstood. Most people regard both of them with fear, when in fact they are not cursed or unlucky at all—it is all a matter of your perspective. (That goes for physical death as well, actually.) An armored, skeletal figure rides a pure white horse, symbolic of spirituality and purity of body and soul. Death passes people from all walks of life, and each is effected in different ways that correspond to their viewpoint. The King, who believed that his existence hinged primarily on his status, title, and wealth, is laid low. The Priest, full of faith in a pleasant, rewarding afterlife, faces Death straight on. The young woman turns away out of fear and sadness, but kneels compliantly, albeit regretfully. The child, completely innocent and blissfully ignorant, offers Death the beauty of freshly picked flowers. The flowers, though beautiful, are now also dead. Interestingly enough, a flower appears on the flag Death carries. We should view Death, which essentially symbolizes change, the way the child does. In this way, Death becomes less traumatic, and more the transformation that it truly is meant to be. It is a positive passage, as the sun shining in the distance indicates.

Death in your past indicates that the root of your issue lies in a time of intense change, and most people do not welcome change. This may have been a chance to start over, a second chance in relationships, or a time of major growth. If you viewed this time with a negative outlook, Death can indicate the unexpected, and deep rooted fears of the unknown. If you accepted change as it came and grow from it, you released that which had gone before and got on with what was yet to come. Discoveries, opportunities, and new cycles awaited you.

Present

The Present position in the reading represents what is happening right now. Typically, this is what triggers you to seek out a reading. This card can often help you to understand what steps to take next.

Knight of Swords
Frequently, this card refers to you, or someone who strongly influences your life in the situation in question, but does not have to be male. The Knight of Swords comes to the fight primed for battle, his sword waving a challenge to all comers. He leads with his sword, then his head, then his heart. The mind of the person in question, like the Knight’s, is swift and requires constant stimulation. The butterfly on his horse is a symbol of his emergence from a chrysalis: he rapidly transforms into the blazing Knight depicted on the card. He makes a powerful impression, appearing suddenly, aggressively...but will his enthusiasm carry him through to the end, and will his high energy last?

Future

The Future position in the reading describes what is just around the corner. It’s an official “heads up” about where the situation is heading and how you may navigate through it towards the best possible outcome.

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