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The Magician

The Magician is powerfully charismatic as he stands before us representing masculine energy and creation. He has the symbol of infinity above him and placed on the table before him lie the symbols of the Elementary Dignitaries;  The Airy Sword, The Wand of Fire, The Chalice of Love and Emotions, and The Pentacle of Work and Wealth. The Magician has the powerful ability to create that which he wants. When The Magician appears he is frequently there to remind you of your personal power. He lets you know that you have to start creating whatever it is that you want in your life - love, money, career, adventure, solutions. Harness your willpower, you too can create as he does. The Magician, if appearing as another person or situation, may be a warning to be careful, not to be fooled. Keep your wits about you, because you are either talking a magician or a trickster.  Avoid making decisions quickly, do not be spontaneous, and do your homework, particularly if you fear you are dealing with a snake oil salesman. In terms of career, The Magician encourages you to believe in yourself and reminds you of your fits with words and power to influence others.   Interpretations - Magnetic personality, charming, convincing, ego - Trickster, charlatan - His words are magic - Originality, creation, creativity - Self-confidence -

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0 – The Fool

When The Fool card appears in your reading, imagination, possibility, and creativity are empowered. The Fool can also appear as a warning to think carefully about what lies ahead – are the feelings guiding you going to lead you to behave recklessly, or regrettably? If you are trying to make a decision and the Fool turns up – sit on it for at least 24 hours and think carefully about the wisdom of your plans.

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Which Tarot Cards Indicate A Pregnancy?

Many people consult the Tarot for information about pregnancy and fertility. There are several cards in the Tarot that are very closely associated with this area. So, which Tarot Cards indicate A Pregnancy? The cards are: The High PriestessThe EmpressThe MoonThe SunAce Cups3 Cups9 Cups9 Pentacles (with an Ace Cups or Ace Wands)Page CupsAce Wands Of the cards listed above the strongest indicators of a pregnancy are The Empress and The Sun. These cards are the most significant because they are Major Arcana, and because The Empress is the mother figure of the deck and is depicted, at least in traditional Rider-Waite based decks, as a woman who is quite possibly pregnant, and is the symbol of fertility and new life. The Sun is significant because it is a card about new life and growth and depicted upon it is a cherub, symbolising to many a baby. When the sun shines life flourishes, new growth is encouraged and life prospers. Think of greenery and wildlife returning to nature after a bleak winter – it is evocative of fertility and abundance. The Ace of Cups indicates a new opportunity for love, a new beginning and if this card was drawn in response to a question about pregnancy it should be interpreted very positively as would the 3 of Cups and the Page of cups. On their

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The Devil, The Lovers, and The World

Ask Me - Help interpreting your spreads How could you interpret The Devil, The Lovers, and The World when they appear side by side in your spread, or together as a three card answer to your question. Obviously, it would help greatly to have the specific question that was asked, but in its absence, these are my thoughts.Firstly take notice of the way you feel when you look at the cards. What mood or feelings rise up in you? Which card seems to be the most significant one or the one that draws your attention the most? Do the cards please, displease, confuse, energize or depress you? Take notice of your feelings and realize that your feelings are going to help guide you as you interpret the spread. As I mentioned, interpreting a spread generally depends upon the question asked. However, at a very top level, I see these cards as indicating the need to choose a new path. The path ahead is shown as being based upon temptation (devil), opportunity (lovers) and the world - a decision to move forward… the temptation indicated by The Devil seems likely to be a troubled one as opposed to a good or positive one - the overwhelming desire for something that is hard to resist usually points towards addictions, infidelity, self-destructive or capricious, impulsive behavior…. I would

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Ace Swords

The Ace of Swords wields an almighty force - one that changes lives, starts revolutions, and if in the right hands can truly change the world. Whether on a global or a personal scale, this Ace has immeasurable power... combined with the emotional detachment of the swords suit, this is one card that can have chilling implications. Who wields its power? That is the question that comes to my mind when I'm presented with Rider Waite's Ace of Swords in a reading. This sword smacks of power and force and strength in the hands of one who is unseen. Is it a weapon, or is it a protector of the people? The sword serves evil with as much valor as it does good. Therefore we need to ascertain, as quickly as we can, whose hand it is that grasps this mighty sword? The sword is a statement in duality - the further you scratch the surface the further you will see this applies. On the most basic level the sword is a man-made weapon, yet, it is a symbol of justice. It is made of steel yet represents thought. It wields power, but is signified by air... and this is just the surface layer.   The greater the strength of she who wields the sword the more powerful it shall become. In the wrong hands,

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Three Pentacles

Keywords Expression, production, work, contribution Range of Meaning Light: Finishing a project. Setting and meeting standards. Performing according to specifications. Making something others value. Creating something new. Doing your part in a group project. Delivering exactly what others have asked for. Shadow: Pandering to the tastes of others. Failing to deliver what you've promised. Not delivering your best work unless closely supervised. Ignoring or breaking agreements with those who have invested in you. Refusing to do your part. Failing to abide by a clearly-outlined agreement with yourself or others. Correspondences Numerology: 3; The Number Three (3). The result; expression, productivity, output. Astrology: Mars in Capricorn Affirmation "My work produces results." Story: The Main Character achieves a result that no other characters have been able to attain. Advice Relationships What are the terms that govern your relationship? What have you agreed to do? What roles and responsibilities fall to your partner or friend? The health of any relationship is directly related to the effort both partners make to fulfill their obligations. If you haven't discussed terms, do so. Work It's time to review contracts and agreements. To what extent do you deliver an honest day's work? To what extent is this fairly compensated? If you agreed to work for a certain price, you should fulfill that agreement, even if you underestimated the time and effort involved

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Two Pentacles

Keywords Evaluation, decision, budgeting, diagnosis Range of Meaning Light: Weighing options. Comparing prices. Determining the value of one option over another. Juggling resources to make ends meet. Making difficult choices based on what's best for your body or your bankbook. Looking at the bottom line. Asking for a second opinion on health issues. Shadow: Engaging in endless price comparison. Putting off a buying decision for fear of finding a slightly better value later on. Buying something without regard for value. Breaking your budget with unnecessary expenses. Engaging in behavior with no regard for how your body or bankbook will be impacted. Correspondences Numerology: 2 The Number Two (2); duality, division, debate. Astrology: Jupiter in Capricorn. Affirmation: "Before taking action, I consider costs." Story The Main Character weighs the impact his or her course of action will have on everyone involved. Advice Relationships What does this relationship cost you? If this relationship were an investment, how profitable would it be? This card extends an invitation to consider the pros and cons of your relationship. Before taking action, consider what you have to gain ... and what you have to lose. Work How well do you balance demands of work and life? Remember: you should be working to live, not living to work. If the job is dominating your schedule, press back. If unfettered playtime is ruining

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Ace Pentacles

Keywords Health, wealth, practicality, receiving Range of Meaning Light: Outlining a plan for achieving prosperity. Becoming aware of opportunities to improve income or health. Realizing you have everything you need. Appreciating everything the Universe has given you. Receiving the perfect gift at the perfect time. Shadow: Indulging in relentless consumerism. Wanting more, no matter how much you have. Obsessing on your account balance. Suffering from hypochondria. Consuming blessings without expressing gratitude. Taking what you want without concern for the needs of others. Correspondences Numerology: 1 The Number One (1) is the origin, the starting point, the seed, opportunity. Astrology: Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo Affirmation: "I am open to and thankful for my blessings." Story: At the last minute, the Main Character stumbles on a resource that will enable him or her to triumph. Advice Relationships While money and sex can be used to "buy" attention, they cannot purchase true love. An opportunity to have what you've always wanted (at least, in a physical sense) may or may not satisfy your craving for genuine affection. The motive behind a gift means more than the gift itself. Work An opportunity to earn more money or work in better conditions may come your way. As always, though, you must balance this against the requirements and constraints of such a position. Money is important, but not all-important. Weigh all your

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Ask The Cards – Best Tarot Questions

The only way to get meaningful answers that deliver real clarity and useful information is by asking good tarot questions! Use these questions to get the best possible answers from your Tarot Readings. Good Tarot Questions: Love For those who are single or dating and want to focus on bringing the right person into their lives: What actions can I take to bring love into my life? What actions do I need to stop participating in, in order for a new love to come into my life? How do I sabotage my relationships? What understanding will help me stop sabotaging and, or testing the people around me? What about me attracts new partners to me? What about me, puts other people off, or makes them feel that I am not someone they will ultimately pursue? What changes can I make that would be of benefit to me, and assist me in finding a new love? What are the qualities I value most in a partner? What are the qualities I absolutely do not want my next partner to have? How can I heal myself from previous romantic wounds? What behavioral patterns do I need to work upon and heal before I enter a new relationship? Good Tarot Questions: Relationship Insight For people who are in relationships and are seeking to strengthen and understand themselves, their

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The Hermit – Meaning and Interpretation

The Hermit Hermit - a person living in solitude as a religious discipline. Alone, not lonely. By understanding yourself you can better understand others. A teacher or wise-man in a humble (dis)guise. Seeking inner truth. Connection thru disconnection. Opposites, intellectually challenges social norms and values. Accepts nothing as fact, all is questioned. Complete acceptance. Lack of need.   Once simply The Fool, The Hermit retreated from life, tired and worn down and in search of something more meaningful than his life offered. This journey into solitude has lead him to discover the layered meanings and complexities of the universe. Everything is far more complex and magical than he ever realised. Whilst the hermit walks upon the earth as all humans do. However, he also treads the periphery of the spirit world. He holds his lantern up as a beacon in the night sky, illuminating not only the seemingly empty barren world around him, but also the shadow lands of the other realms. He accepts and welcomes both worlds however he chooses to remain alone in a state of seeking and enlightenment. The lantern or the ‘light’ he holds in front of him symbolises the inner glow of his spirituality, the other world that he knows exists (the spiritual plane) and the belief he has in own life purpose. The hermit can see things the unawakened

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The Chariot

The Chariot Keywords Advancement, victory, triumph, success Meaning and Interpretation Upright Breaking through barriers. Moving forward with confidence and authority. Reaching the pinnacle of success. Basking in the glory of achievement. Guiding an effort to total victory. Establishing yourself as a worthy leader. Reversed Resting on laurels. Riding roughshod over the feelings or expectations of others. Focusing more on past successes than future opportunities. Failing to rein in impulsive behavior. Correspondences • Archetype: The Victorious Hero • Hebrew Alphabet: Cheth/Fence/8 • Numbers: 7 (imagination, inner work, psychology) • Planetary/Astrological/Elemental: Cancer • Mythical/Spiritual: Odysseus. Jason. The search for the Holy Grail. Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. • Story: With an eye toward solving the story's central problem, the main character commits to a quest, usually at the end of the first act. Advice Relationships Moving forward to mutual victory requires trust and cooperation. If you have this already, depend on it during an upcoming challenge. If you lack it, consider what choices have prevented forming this kind of bond. Don't rest on your laurels; successful romance is an ongoing commitment. Work What do you need to move forward? Now is the time to summon resources and plan for future success. Past successes might not be an indicator of current value. Remember that employers tend to ask "What have you done for me lately?" Work accordingly. Spirituality

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4 Mistakes You Might Make when Doing Your Own Tarot Card Reading

Tarot cards help us take the future into our hands. If you want to make some necessary changes in your life, tarot can give you some valuable insight. Thinking of doing your own tarot card reading? It can be a difficult task to complete for beginners. As such, you will need some helpful pointers. Obviously, you should take the time and get familiar with the cards. There are many tarot deck types, but cards don't change meaning from deck to deck. After you've done that, you'll want to avoid the following four mistakes. They can really affect your reading. 1. Not Listening to the Cards When Doing Your Own Tarot Card Reading As much as anyone would like to give their own interpretation on the cards they draw, that's not how it works. When doing your own tarot card reading, you should not look for convenient answers. You would just be lying to yourself. Either keep a level head during the process or have a professional do the reading for you. If you really want to read into the future without being biased, try doing a reading for somebody else. You get the chance to practice your technique and remain unbiased when it's your turn. 2. Not Accepting the Meanings that Are Given to You If you're in any way familiar with tarot, you should

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King Swords Rx – Abstract Interpretation

The King of Swords was born to be fair and just and righteous, for the king swords to appear in the reversed position we know that his path has altered due to experience or circumstance. It is interesting to question whether this king when reversed, was not someone who chose to become ill-dignified, but whether he was someone who was corrupted by insurmountable adversity. Given the King Swords is dignified by the Element of Air, and is the highest thinking archetype in the tarot, with an enormous capacity for intellectual (not necessarily emotional!!) intelligence, he rationalises (in his own irrational way – perception is a reality after all) his behaviour. That he did not just succumb to greed or darker forces;  there was a life changing event that corrupted his ability to be himself… our King was victimised, and it changed the fabric of his being. As he is dignified by the Element of Air, and is intelligent, he rationalises (in his own irrational way – perception is a reality after all) his behaviour. Remember, though, there was a time when he too aligned himself with the loftier values he has it in himself to honor, his birthright. However, he lost himself in over analysis and calculation and forfeited his more human side and ended up crippled instead.   King Swords Does the experience of abuse reset you

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Ask Me? Why Won’t He Stop Contacting?

  Ask Me?  Why won't he stop contacting her, even though she's made it clear he needs to stop?" The 7 swords say he doesn’t believe in her resolve or decision, either he perceives her as being manipulative, or believes he can manipulate her and change her mind about him ….. he uses The Star – and The Eight Cups to help him – tells her they will walk away from the past problems – they will create a magical (far from real) future together…. 7 swords – deception, Queen Swords, has learnt through hardship and heartache the difficulties of life, but all the same the dream of true love and happiness remains – her heart is guarded – but its warm and beating and wanting uncompromising love…. do enough to prove you love me and maybe i will trust you – maybe I will let go of my self perpetuated fears….. He senses this – he has the star (intuitive gifts, that he puts down to street smarts) too – intuitive and perceptive and ‘gifted’ with the sixth sense. Anna Kelly Your spot on Amber. Thank you What Do The Cards Tell Us? ask me

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The Eight of Cups

The Eight of Cups   February 19th-28th Pisces in Saturn   Turning away from what is offered - rejection of that which you are a part of. For example, stability, opportunity. It is a turning away from something that is benign, something that does not imply an immediate threat. The figure in the 8 of cups is not running away, nor are they hiding. They are slipping away as they chose to, not in flight from imminent threat. Inability or refusal to confront fears or phobias, possibly indicating excessive shyness also. Relinquishing or refusing to take on responsibility or refusal to be accountable. Hiding your true self, masking who you are, and revealing it only to the select few. A second or secret life. An inner life. Personal insecurities, lack of self-esteem - do not be ashamed to let others see you for who you really are. The party, or event that's a flop .... ouch, if you get this card turning up around an event you've got planned - you're in trouble, drastic changes are needed Rx: Wealth material pleasures - security, money etc. Depression - do not dwell in the gloom of the past when possibilities surround you... open your eyes, do not live internally. Transcendence The eight of cups shows a figure heading away to begin again elsewhere. This card is about a

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Temperance XIV | Alchemy – Meaning & Interpretations

Who holds the secrets of the elemental powers? The Angel of Temperance; The Alchemist. The Alchemist is a magician, one who manifests his or her will. The Alchemist is an occultist, one who seeks the truth. The Alchemist is the high priestess, one who brings opposing worlds together. The Alchemist is an earthbound angel – embodying and harmonizing of all that surrounds. Always with a mind that can embrace opposing thoughts or concepts at the same time. The ability to hold diametrically opposed thoughts or concepts is represented frequently by the angels grounding – one foot stands on earth and the other foot that stands in water. No wonder so many people struggle to grasp at the true meaning of our Angel of Temperance. The one who makes opposites of equals and equals of opposites. The one who can mix fire and water. The Angel of Temperance appears in some tarot decks to be androgynous and does embody many character traits more traditionally perceived as masculine. However, Temperance is female. Our Alchemist must be a woman. She stands grounded in the feminine elements of earth and water – pentacles and cups. Standing focused on the work of creation and harmonization. One of the most obvious examples of which is procreation which blends together the male and the female inside the female body to bring about new

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