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kalki-tarot · 19 days
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How to NOT read tarot pacs :
Do not constantly check up on your person's "current feelings" you can do it like once or twice a month, but almost everyday is a big no! Trust me.
Do not peek into someone's private life especially people who do not know you, like celebrities, crushes etc.
Do not think that whatever a reading says is FIXED and you can't do anything about it. Your life is in your control, tarot just reads your current energy and it can change the moment you decide.
Do not consider every other crush of yours, a twinflame or a soulmate. Give yourself and them a while, don't categorize love or attraction until you both are really close and in a relationship of some kind.
Mindlessly scrolling into 50-60 pacs a day is also a big NO!
Feel free to add more <3
Thanks for reading, stay safe 🙏 🧿
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cooki3face · 3 months
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what you need to hear right now: channeled from spirit
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message: I love this type of art, I have tons of it on my Pinterest but anyway that's sort of beside the point, I feel called to do a message but I feel very low on energy within as of late. I want to try and keep this one short, sweet, and clear. As you know, especially if you're a light worker or intuitive, shifts within the collective, within energy however it comes are always felt first by us. If there is a symptom of change, I'm feeling it 10x over so that I can prepare to relay that information to the collective because I would honestly consider myself to be a vessel. As I cope with my life and my own human experience I am also in the process of collecting important information so that I can guide the collective effectively and let me tell you, I've been through some SHIT with the opening force of 2024. Anyways, enjoy the reading and I pray that you find what you're looking for and what you need with me in my space today.
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"we've been watching you juggle both the physical and the spiritual within your hands for the past couple weeks, you may feel as though your worlds are colliding your the sky and the ocean has folded over with you in the center. There comes a time in one's life when the elements that make up their world must come into alignment and fuse with one another. You were told to learn what it meant to be a balanced individual, and so as you completed and closed off karmic lessons and overcame blockages you became closer and closer to equilibrium and these moments now are crucial as what you had needed all long is on its way to be delivered to you. You've been learning what it means to manage your time, manage your energy, and spread yourself where needed to obtain the results you desire. You have one foot in the spiritual realm and one foot in the physical world. Your development as of now is so incredibly important and we're supporting you in your journey forward.
Things may appear to be slow, backed up, or difficult at this time but movement is coming in quickly and to be expected soon. You've planted your seeds to receive and as you deserve, you shall. within the next two weeks for some of you and even a couple of days for a select few of you, things will begin to move forward or pick up momentum. Set your intentions straight and make sure that they are unwavering. there is success on the horizon, whatever is difficult or isn't working out for you that will change. You've grown so much, and your only job at this time is to nurture yourself and your manifestations, show yourself grace, ask for healing, ask for closure, and ask for the necessary tools to care for yourself as one should. And become clear and aligned with whatever you are manifesting, and put yourself in the position to receive by doing the work on your end and meeting us in the middle with your will and your gratitude. If there's a will there's a way even if you don't have everything in the world to offer in exchange. Come to terms with your power and the part you play in your world.
A select few of you are royalty within the spiritual realm you are kin of spirits who are highly respected and praised in the beyond and that is why the pile you chose depicts the divinity of a matriarch holding her child. Look for gold jewelry and gold trinkets and items if you choose to go out shopping or collecting. You feel called to build something or may have an idea, honor your ideas, and put actions behind what you desire to reap. Those of you who know that you are divinely protected are being heavily watched over and shielded, there could potentially be gossip by those of whom you've left behind or parted from but their tongues will be stilled when they speak of you they summon your spiritual court ( your ancestors, your spirit guides, guardian angels and all deities who call out to you and respect you.) their karma is sharp. Pay no mind to any negative energy sent to you by others. They talk only because they want to be paid great attention to but the audience lies in front of you and the universe's love and support is more than evident on your side.
You are about to succeed heavily, many things will be given to you, prosperity and congratulations are in order, the people will see. you are in a position to receive well in your finances, so well you will be able to give to others or keep your abundance in full cycle forward and back to you. We once told you that you would be compensated greatly for your hardship and the spiritual council has spoken and reached a solid verdict on your reward and the size and volume of the gifts you're about to receive. Do nothing but nurture thyself and expand from this point forward. be easy with secureness in your good fortune, do not let your fear or your anxiety eclipse you there is no purpose for any of it."
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"You asked to be free of the things that threaten to hold you hostage and one of the biggest of those things happens to be you. It's time for change and it's time for growth. As you step into the new year you have no choice but to be reset now after years and months and weeks of being broken. You need to be able to heal properly. It's time to come clean and be honest. There are many things within your life that have made lasting impressions on who you chose to be or what you chose to do for your survival even at the expense of others, even those you held dear to you. The process of living an honest life is not an easy one. It is easier to be deceptive, to use your pain as a weapon, or to do what you need to do to survive even if it means stepping on others in the process or not meeting the needs of those you've awoken to you. It is hard work to be in alignment, it is hard work to always take accountability, it is hard work to look at your shadow and truly acknowledge it, you know more than anyone."
interception: I'm getting the energy of the film "warrior" with tom hardy in where he plays a character named tommy who ends up having to fight his brother for a large reward in a wrestling championship. He was a marine in the military and has childhood trauma that shapes the way he presents himself to others and navigates in his interpersonal relationships and of course what his goals and purpose are in the film, I'm not going to spoil it for you but if this is your pile, I recommend you watch it. it's on Netflix. it also really does a good job of highlighting an aspect of ourselves that we carry in our spirits to marry ourselves to our trauma or particular factors of it to hide from troubling or conflicting emotions or circumstances. things that are "inherently" bad or negative in theory but can look "desirable" or "acceptable" to us because our motivation for accepting it happens to be a heavily skewed one.
" It's time you finally free yourself from your karma, from your vices, from your shadow, and from aspects of yourself or your life that threaten to keep you stuck or stagnant. You can't take with you all of these things into the new year, into the new world, into your new life. The devil is in the details and he has done nothing but hold onto your ankle this entire time. It is your responsibility to make the changes that you've been asking for or craving. You may fear loss or the reality of the damage you've caused, the opportunities you've put yourself in the position to lose. You will sit with yourself, you will look at yourself in the mirror or you will suffer and continue to do so under the hand of your own decisions. What you are owed in compensation for a hard life cannot be received if you cannot put yourself in the position to receive them. There's a need in life for personal given grace as well as accountability for the part we play in events and circumstances that take place in our lives, take time to self reflect, forgive yourself, show yourself grace and in turn find the courage to communicate with those you've wrong and/or begin your journey forwards.
In our lives, the consequence we bare the burden of however heavy the weight is never the full and eternal end there is always something after. You've proven yourself to be resilient, to be a force. Use your strengths and allow them to will you forward into the next chapter of your life. Someone significant in your past could've heavily admired you or seen in you things you could not see in yourself as they were able to sense higher beings in others however troubled their karma was. The love they had for you is the love you are about to receive from yourself. The things they saw in you that you could not see you are preparing to embody in full. Ace of pentacles upright for you here signifying abundance coming to you when you are able to open yourself up to receive it all. remain committed to your cause."
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"You're seeking out personal closure or looking for solutions to an issue that you don't have on end. Don't make the mistake of running from completion or leaving doors ajar because it is difficult to close them shut you know what you need to do. You need to make the proper investments for your life, you need to work for your improvement or to receive the life you have felt you were entitled to all along but the mistake you've made along the way all this time is attempting to take short cuts and be strategic, deceptive or ingenuine in your method to try and deceive. You are used to putting on a mask or trying on costumes to appeal what others desire from you so you can receive the result you prefer from them, their approval, their support, their validation. Your biggest enemy is the closet full of masks you've accumulated they work against you, they push people away, they scare people of value, and they mislead as you've asked them to. Your life and it's events however unfortunate or difficult have existed to serve you a purpose and put you on your righteous path forward in alignment with your highest self and the life they live but instead you've sharpened it and allowed it to be used as a weapon against others and against yourself.
put your strengths and your adaptability where it's needed and not into being a sheep in wolves clothing or traveling through the night in such a way in which you won't be seen. Abundance will come for you and doors will open up for you where you set your intention and where you are unwaveringly honest and true. Reflect on your choices, your habits, and your behaviors in order to decide what needs to be changed and what needs to be improved and do it honestly this time and set the intention to change it not make another mask of it and store it away for another time. It is not your place to control the way everyone looks at you and how you are perceived or if they are willing to give to you or not. You control or manipulate what does not belong to you from places of fear you store deep within you and it is time to heal and ready yourself to move forward and leave a karmic version of yourself behind. Pack up the things you need to bring with you and be rid of the rest. Do not be resistant to change you must move."
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helianthus-tarot · 1 year
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✨ LEARNING TAROT
General Tips
Explaining how tarot readings work using color gradient
Variables that influence tarot accuracy
How to strengthen your intuition (I)
6 things to do to improve your tarot reading skills (I)
3 basic things to focus on to improve tarot reading skills (II)
5 ways to incorporate tarot insights into your daily life
The difference between Tarot and Oracle, and my personal experience with them
Practice ideas for beginner tarot readers
Tarot Notes:
Tarot Notes #1
Tarot Notes #2
Tarot Notes #3
Reading Techniques:
This is all you need to be able to read tarot
101: The first guide you need: the bones & meat of tarot
101: Dominant energy in a tarot reading
101: How to get the most out of a general spread
101: Reading court cards
The flow of tarot interpretation
Contradiction in a reading (people’s personalities)
What I’ve noticed about interpreting YES/NO questions
Two ways to interpret timing
Answering ‘first impression’ question
Find missing items by asking 4 questions
Possible meanings of the card at the bottom of the deck
If you get positive cards to answer negative questions
Reading physical traits & appearance
20 Tarot Interpretation Series
The Hermit
The Emperor
The Star
The Moon
Thoughts on the Cards:
Cards for travel & movement
Cards for work connections
Cards for soulmate, romantic & sexual relationships
The Devil as first impression
Cards for stalking and spying
The Hierophant & The Lovers
The Devil & The Tower
The World for career/jobs
Cards for choices
Cards for pregnancy
The Justice as divine intervention?
Cards for “you need to stop asking”
Cards to indicate relationship status 
The Hanged Man and divine intervention 
Tarot Prompts & Exercises
Tarot Practice I: Reading People
Tarot Practice II: Reading People
Tarot Practice III: Reading People
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✨ NAVIGATING TAROT
All tarot asks I have answered
Tips for Tarot Readers:
When is the right time to buy a deck?
Which deck should a beginner buy?
Choosing Oracle Decks
Symbolism: Individual VS Collective Meanings
Your reading tells you about yourself
PAC reading VS personal reading
Dealing with biases in tarot readings
How to reject a querent’s paid reading request
If the same cards keep appearing...
Why we are encouraged to avoid tarot when we don’t feel well
When the cards do not make any sense
Someone else’s energy in the reading?
When a reading doesn’t answer the question
Start and end your reading with this
Should you use your deck’s guidebook?
Channeled readings
When you don’t get any answers
What’s wrong with tarot websites & guidebooks?
Can people intuitively read tarot without learning the tarot system?
Why does it feel like there is a blockage when you want to read about someone
Tips for Tarot Querents:
What you need to know about PAC reading
How to know when a reader is for you
How to know when the message is right
Is consuming PAC regularly bad?
Choose the right pile in a PAC
Determining accuracy in PAC
You can’t decide between two piles?
Why you choose more than one pile
Don’t get hung up on a specific term
Have you let tarot control your life?
Choosing a different pile the second time
If the same cards keep appearing...
What factors influence timings
Can wishful thinking influence the pile you choose?
Can you ask the same question again and again?
What does it mean by 3rd party?
How to politely tell a reader their reading does not resonate?
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archersarrow-tarot · 6 months
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Tarot Cards That Are..
🚩🚩🚩RED FLAGS 🚩🚩🚩
🚩 • Emperor (Reversed)
abuse of power. domineering person. a tyrant.
🚩 • Magician (Reversed)
someone is trying to take advantage of you. manipulation.
🚩 • Justice (Reversed)
unfairness, dishonesty.
🚩 • Two of Swords
not being fully informed, blocked emotions, denial, ignoring warning signs.
🚩• Five of Swords
sneak attack, winning at all costs, betrayal, ambition in a negative sense.
🚩• Seven of Swords
sneakiness, dishonesty, hidden motivations, avoiding obligations, getting away with something.
🚩 • Ten of Swords
betrayal, hurt, disappointment, backstabbing, feeling alone.
🚩 • Page of Swords
can indicate a devious or manipulative person working against you. spitefulness and petty behaviors.
🚩 • King of Swords (Reversed)
being overly judgmental. distant or cold behavior. ability to empathize with others is blocked.
🚩 • Ace of Pentacles (Reversed)
shady business situations. greed. overconfidence and arrogance.
🚩 • Three of Pentacles (Reversed)
being taken advantage of. being undermined or to made look bad.
🚩 • Four of Pentacles
greed, materialism, superficiality. possessiveness. control issues.
🚩 • The Devil
obsession, materialism, illusion, temptation, control, denial, unhealthy & negative attachments, feeling powerless.
🚩 • The Tower
great change, turmoil, major upheaval, destruction, drama, disruption.
🚩 • The Moon
confusion, secrets, insecurity, deception, extreme anxiety, things working against you.
🚩 • Ace of Cups (Reversed)
unhealthy flow of emotions, emotions out of control or excessive. being unbalanced.
🚩 • Two of Cups (Reversed) 
deception, lack of mutual respect or trust. potential breakup or separation.
🚩 • Three of Cups (Reversed)
something is amiss with friendships or relationship. Potential third party encroaching on partnership.
🚩 • Four of Cups
self absorption, moodiness. passively accepting, withholding affection, losing interest.
🚩 • Ten of Cups (Reversed)
behaviors that are putting family or home life at risk. deceit, tension.
🚩• Page of Cups (Reversed)
immaturity, emotional troubles, escapism. be wary of new people in your life. potential for negative upheaval.
🚩• Knight of Cups (Reversed)
may be too good to be true. potential deception/betrayal by someone you trust. listen to your gut. be wary of new commitments.
🚩• Queen of Cups (Reversed)
inability to connect emotionally. lack of empathy or understanding. excessive emotions
🚩• King of Cups (Reversed)
moodiness, controlling behaviors, instability. selfishness, unsuspected dangers.
🚩• Five of Wands
bickering, hassles. rivalry. conflict or competition.
🚩• Five of Wands (Reversed)
not being able to handle conflict well. needs a warning that there are forces working against you.
🚩• Seven of Wands
🚩• Six of Wands (Reversed)
arrogance, overconfidence, obnoxiousness.
🚩• Nine of Wands (Reversed)
defensiveness, on edge, paranoid.
🚩• Knight of Wands (Reversed)
arrogance, reckless. potential for violence and abuse. jealousy.
🚩 • King of Wands (Reversed)
ruthlessness, forcefulness. a bully or tyrant. abuse. disloyalty, volatile temper, broken promises, vicious, bitter.
🚩 • Queen of Wands (Reversed)
demanding, overbearing, pushy. jealousy. deceit. unfaithful. manipulative, catty, unfriendly. aggressive and angry.
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astrojulia · 9 months
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Exploring the Depths of Swords Arcana
~ Insights and Interpretations
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Introduction to Swords Arcana
The sword's essence truly manifests itself within the crucible of combat and dueling. Envisioning "lightweight" scenes would undermine its inherent purpose, for the sword's function thrives in battle and warfare. These blades seek conflict, striving for victory on the battlefield. Crafted with dual blades, the metal embodies a cutting edge and a dualistic universe. These symbols of warriors endeavor to convey their perspective, even enduring pain, where survival often hinges on a kill-or-be-killed mentality.
Disclaimer: The way I learned to read tarot cards does not involve the use of upright and reversed positions. Instead, they rely on their symbology, positive and negative meanings, and the readings depend more on the spread rather than whether the card is upright or reversed. Also, the Court Cards will also have its separate post and I’m using Rider-Waite as reference.
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Ace of Spades
Symbolism: The ace, denoting unity and the inception of concepts, is entwined with the Air element (yang). This synergy births the genesis of ideas, showcasing the active force behind their inception and their influence on our mental realm. Such ideas arise from fleeting moments, mirroring the sword's grasp, connecting to the phallic symbol, signifying assertion. It exhibits agility and fluidity through its form, accompanied by nobility represented by the crown.
Positive Aspects: This card signifies the emergence of impactful ideas and noble intentions. It encompasses words, plans, and ethical principles vocalized by individuals. Illuminating thoughts underscore its essence, driven by persistent contemplation. The ace heralds the commencement of fruitful conversations, dialogues, or even disagreements. A quest for righteousness is evident, guided by the urge to express what is perceived as right. Engaging in argumentation and asserting one's will takes center stage, underpinned by the necessity for courteous, direct, and noble communication.
Ace of Spades: In this context, the negative connotation reflects unfulfilled principles and groundless ideas. Such fleeting concepts are akin to a "flash in the pan," lacking in substance. Dishonorable and deceitful words accompany these notions, sowing disorder and distress. Antagonistic ideas fuel endless debates, potentially leading to harmful intentions or superficial propositions. The inability to wield a sword metaphorically signifies a lack of defense or empowerment.
2 of Swords
Symbolism: The number two emerges from the unity of one, representing a dualistic, opposing nature. The delicate equilibrium is disrupted as divergent ideas contend for supremacy. Depicted is a figure bearing the weight of swords, symbolizing the challenge of decision-making. The moon and water elements evoke emotional detachment, urging logical discernment. Blindfolded, impartiality prevails, underscoring the significance of thoughtful positioning.
Positive Aspects: This card embodies truces, agreements, and harmonious resolutions. It underscores the value of diplomacy, facilitating consensus and informed choices. The card encourages steadfastness in decision-making and the careful balance between emotional and rational faculties. Diplomatic interactions with diverse individuals and groups, along with honorable conflicts, are encouraged. Well-crafted competition and stimulating rivalry fuel intellectual growth, fostering teamwork and camaraderie. The card suggests favorable judgments and well-reasoned decisions.
Negative Aspects: On the flip side, hesitation, doubt, and emotional indecision take center stage. The impartiality, when taken to an extreme, fosters unethical behavior and truce-related challenges. Disregarding empathy for differing perspectives hinders harmony, leading to superficial interactions and a lack of understanding. The card cautions against evading responsibility and shying away from comprehensive evaluations.
3 of Spades
Symbolism: The number three signifies the synthesis of unity and duality, birthing new ideas through opposing forces. In this context, the card portrays a novel notion arising from these forces, akin to the formulation of a decisive sentence. Despite potential pain or discomfort, consensus remains crucial. The heart symbolizes the challenge, as emotional attachments might hinder logical resolution.
Positive Aspects: The card signifies relief following a resolute decision-making process. It encourages embracing responsibility, prioritizing collective well-being over personal privilege. Delving deep into the core of issues and resolving them swiftly is urged, emphasizing direct and efficient approaches. The card celebrates the courage to stand by one's values and the willingness to engage in benevolent actions, even if they entail personal sacrifice.
Negative Aspects: Anguish and despair arise from indecision and the burden of responsibility. Ineffectual attempts at problem-solving lead to mental agony. The absence of creativity, failure to achieve consensus, and inability to focus on a singular idea impede progress. The card warns against neglecting diverse perspectives, resulting in missed opportunities for growth and understanding.
4 of Swords
Symbolism: The number four introduces order to the realm of ideas, a challenge for the airy element. To become a productive force, air requires motion and direction. Thus, the card conveys a hushed tranquility, analogous to a serene church setting. It serves as a pause for strategic contemplation, a call to hone one's skills, and an invitation for introspective reconfiguration.
Positive Aspects: This card encourages introspection, thoughtful analysis, and strategic reorganization. Taking a break to rest and restore mental clarity is advised. Meditation and silence facilitate deeper reflection, allowing ideas to crystallize and insights to emerge. Prioritizing observation over discourse fosters efficient idea generation and encourages the development of practices that enhance cognitive clarity.
Negative Aspects: Stagnation, repetitiveness, and a lack of innovation permeate the air. The card warns against fixating on static, unproductive ideas. It discourages excessive sleep or detachment, which hinder effective communication and constructive action. The chasm between intention and execution is evident, underscoring the importance of aligning thoughts with tangible efforts.
5 of Swords
Symbolism: The number five signifies an attempt to transcend limitations, often leading to inexperience and failure. The card depicts a scene of defeat, where an individual encounters more adept adversaries, resulting in loss. The pursuit of reasoning with others reveals the unpreparedness, leading to a fallen argument. The imagery portrays a thwarted endeavor, highlighting the ephemeral nature of such endeavors.
Positive Aspects: Amid defeat, there's resilience and partial preservation. Although the battle is lost, the war remains. The card advises relinquishing harmful ideas, recognizing the potential for future success. Lessons learned from failures guide future actions, urging meticulous evaluation and adjustment. The card emphasizes persistence and growth despite setbacks.
Negative Aspects: Unprepared and futile attempts mar the landscape, leading to loss, frustration, and difficulty. The card cautions against hasty actions and irrational pursuits, promoting negative outcomes. Pessimism and self-sabotaging tendencies hinder progress, reinforcing the importance of measured, strategic endeavors.
6 of Swords
Symbolism: The number six embodies reparation and reconciliation, offering a chance to seek refuge and new perspectives. Depicted is the act of rescuing individuals from shame and guiding them toward safe havens. This card symbolizes the quest for harmony among conflicting ideas, advocating introspection and the mending of one's convictions.
Positive Aspects: The card heralds a period of healing, restoration, and finding solace. It encourages seeking alternative paths and viewpoints, striving for inner and external harmony. Support from others aids the journey toward clarity and resolution. Embracing change and transformation facilitates growth and renewal.
Negative Aspects: A retreat in shame, evading confrontation and hiding from self-awareness, becomes prominent. The card advises against avoidance and self-imposed isolation, which hinder growth and understanding. Dwelling on difficulties and resisting change further impede progress, promoting stagnation and personal loss.
7 of Swords
Symbolism: The number seven embodies persistence and belief, emphasizing the power of steadfastness. In the realm of air, believing is seeing. The card showcases the strength of persistence, rooted in logical reasoning and problem-solving. The imagery portrays selective focus, leaving behind unnecessary issues to address core problems.
Positive Aspects: The card urges vigilance and strategic thinking. It emphasizes using intelligence to one's advantage, remaining diplomatic, and asserting one's perspective with flexibility. The number seven symbolizes unwavering dedication to one's beliefs and employing diverse tactics to communicate and persuade.
Negative Aspects: Persisting in error or faulty beliefs takes center stage. Impulsivity and a lack of diplomacy hinder effective communication. Engaging in tangential arguments and altering points for convenience are discouraged. The card warns against adopting a cynical viewpoint, lacking trust in one's intuition, and attempting to appease others at the expense of authenticity.
8 of Swords
Symbolism: The number eight reflects a doubling of four, highlighting the establishment of order and productivity. However, it struggles to integrate effectively with the airy element. The imagery portrays an individual surrounded by diverse ideas, expressing a willingness to defend personal convictions. This card signifies a challenge to confront and assess one's beliefs.
Positive Aspects: The card emboldens one to face opposing opinions and challenges. It advocates stepping onto the stage of challenge, drawing upon inner courage to evaluate one's beliefs and actions. The number eight emphasizes introspection and self-awareness, encouraging the exploration of diverse viewpoints to refine one's perspective.
Negative Aspects: Fear-induced paralysis prevails, impeding growth and progress. The card warns against succumbing to false truths or succumbing to external pressures. Paralysis by one's own or others' opinions prevents open communication and hinders the authentic expression of thoughts. It calls for breaking free from self-imposed constraints to foster personal growth.
9 of Swords
Symbolism: The number nine symbolizes mature and evolved thought stemming from the unity of one. This card portrays an individual deep in thought, encapsulating a mature mental state where responsibilities and ideas carry weight. Astrological symbols on the quilt suggest celestial guidance, underscoring the connection between life's signs and profound inquiries.
Positive Aspects: Deep contemplation and profound meditation are the hallmarks of this card. It champions methodical problem-solving, offering a path to practical resolutions. Seeking guidance through prayer and introspection facilitates mental clarity and wise decision-making. The number nine signifies embracing responsibility and harnessing wisdom to navigate life's challenges.
Negative Aspects: The card cautions against clinging to outdated or immature perspectives. It signifies mental distress, phobias, and unsettling thoughts that hinder rational thinking. A lack of sleep, mental unrest, and a single-minded fixation on distressing thoughts pervade, hindering sound judgment and emotional well-being.
10 of Swords
Symbolism :The number ten encapsulates the culmination of experiences within the suit, often leading to a decisive outcome. The imagery depicts a figure pierced by swords, signifying a significant end or transition. While defeat may be apparent, a new day dawns, symbolized by the rising sun and a fresh sword, heralding renewal and potential growth.
Positive Aspects: This card signifies triumph and conquest, wherein opposing ideas succumb to one's convictions. Problems are resolved, and obstacles are overcome. The number ten celebrates the strength of will, organization, and focused effort. It signifies the ability to take decisive action and reap the rewards of perseverance.
Negative Aspects: The card symbolizes defeat, ruin, and the cessation of progress. Overcoming difficulties becomes a daunting task as obstacles pile up. The number ten cautions against tyrannical thinking, arrogance, and the risk of ignoring opposing perspectives. It warns against allowing fear and negativity to paralyze progress.
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essseateatarot · 6 months
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The Swords Suit in Tarot: Navigating the Realm of Thoughts and Challenges 🗡️
The Swords suit in tarot represents the realm of thoughts, intellect, and the challenges we face in life. It delves into the intricate web of our mental landscapes, providing insights into the conflicts, decisions, and intellectual journeys that shape our existence. From the swift and decisive Ace of Swords to the thoughtful and contemplative Ten of Swords, this suit is a guide through the intricate maze of our minds.
Keywords, Numerological Meanings & Zodiac Sign Associations
The Swords suit is closely associated with the air signs of Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius, infusing the cards with the qualities of these signs.
Ace of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Embrace clarity and decisive action." Numerological Meaning: New ideas, breakthroughs, clarity. Astrological Correspondence: Air element, representing pure thought and intellect.
Two of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Balancing opposing forces with a blindfolded heart." Numerological Meaning: Choices, indecision, duality. Astrological Correspondence: Moon in Libra.
Three of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Heartache and pain pave the path to growth." Numerological Meaning: Suffering, healing, heartbreak. Astrological Correspondence: Saturn in Libra.
Four of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Rest, reflection, and rejuvenation after the storm." Numerological Meaning: Rest, meditation, recuperation. Astrological Correspondence: Jupiter in Libra.
Five of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Victory through cunning, but at what cost?" Numerological Meaning: Conflict, conquest, manipulation. Astrological Correspondence: Venus in Aquarius.
Six of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Journey toward calmer waters and renewal." Numerological Meaning: Transition, moving on, change. Astrological Correspondence: Mercury in Aquarius.
Seven of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Deception and trickery cloud the mind." Numerological Meaning: Deception, cunning, strategy. Astrological Correspondence: Moon in Aquarius.
Eight of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Self-imposed limitations hinder progress." Numerological Meaning: Restriction, entrapment, self-doubt. Astrological Correspondence: Jupiter in Gemini.
Nine of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "Anxiety and nightmares haunt the restless mind." Numerological Meaning: Fear, worry, anxiety. Astrological Correspondence: Mars in Gemini.
Ten of Swords
Symbolic Sentence: "The end of a painful cycle, paving the way for renewal." Numerological Meaning: Ruin, transformation, rock bottom. Astrological Correspondence: Sun in Gemini.
The Court Cards
The Court Cards The Page, Knight, Queen, and King of Swords serve as guides and mentors on the intellectual path, offering unique strengths and insights to navigate the challenges and complexities of the mind.
The Page of Swords: This card represents youthful curiosity, intellectual exploration, and a thirst for knowledge. It often signifies a new phase in one's intellectual development or the emergence of new ideas and perspectives.
Knight of Swords: The Knight of Swords is a dynamic and assertive force within the Swords suit, embodying the spirit of swift, decisive action in intellectual matters. It encourages courage in the face of challenges and the pursuit of intellectual goals.
Queen of Swords: The Queen of Swords exudes sharp intellect, independence, and clear discernment. She signifies intellectual maturity and the capacity to cut through the noise to find truth and clarity.
King of Swords: The King of Swords embodies the pinnacle of intellectual strength, logic, and leadership within the Swords suit. He represents intellectual mastery, a calm and analytical mind, and the ability to make wise decisions in the face of adversity.
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thecelestialperiwinkle · 10 months
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ᰋ  ׅ࣪   ꒰  tarot lessons 101 ♡︎ how accurate tarot cards are?  ꒱  
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disclaimer: this post is based on my own experiences and observation, the main point of this post is to teach other's on ‘‘how to read properly in an easy way’’. i don't intend to hurt anyone feelings with my post rather let me know about if there's something disturbing or uncomfortable about it.
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table of contents:
1. how do tarot cards works
2. what does ‘‘take what resonates and leave when it doesn't?’’ actually mean?
3. can you learn tarot for a week or a day?
4. why is it important to know the differences between major arcana, minor arcana and court cards?
5. how accurate is tarot reading?
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before going in a depth explaination of this post, you need to know first how tarot cards works.
tarot is working on our energy for ourselves, past, present and future ones - it's not gonna show you the detailed reading but it's a peak or highlights of the situations you'd asks from the tarot decks especially if the reading is general. if you were gonna asked me, this seems like an instrument or a friend to rely on asking for advices about what we are gonna do on our lives. tarot is like life full of mysteries, purpose, passion, magic and miracles to uncover - if you believe, it will happen while if you don't believe, it won't happen. it's easy, you don't need to make it hard. in the end of the day, they're just an instrument and we are still the handler of our lives and fates. but after all of this, you need to know and learn first how every tarot cards means and being interpreted.
what does ‘‘take what resonates and leave when it doesn't?’’ actually mean?
you probably sees this line most of the time in every general reading. let me tell you something. resonates with me means and it explains that you have experienced it in such a heartfelt and personal way that you can relate with that reading and those parts that seems inaccurate you may need to throw them away or set them aside first because maybe it's not yet the right time for them to uncover the truth, if that's happens you may need to wait for few days, weeks, months or few years to know the results of the reading itself but sometimes in a reading you might take nothing at all and that's okay. that doesn't applied and mean that the reader (tarot reader) is wrong (unless they're fake and pretenders) because they're just working on energies most of the time, it's not your fault either.
can you learn tarot in a week or a day?
yes, if the eagerness is there - you can! but for me, i bought 3 sets of tarot decks with different perspective of meanings and i realized each deck's has their own meanings and interpretation. this is based on their illustrations and colors. i started practicing and learning tarot since august, last year (yup, pretty new). but the desire of learning tarot by myself is always there so i start practicing and memorizing each one of them from major arcana down to minor arcana cards for 8 months that had past. just an advice for you to don't messed up on how to learn their meanings make a notes about them this will include your own interpretation, intuition, the cards meaning from the guide book, feelings (what do you feel when you read), combination (what's next or before to one card from another) and observation : look at the spread carefully, each pictures and see what's this spread and each cards speaks to you like a conclusion.
i. the decks i can suggest if you are pretty new and wanted to learn tarot
a. tarot-waite raider - this deck can be used in every situation and questions, let say a general and all rounder deck.
b. the antique anatomy tarot - love this deck, the box has a mesmerizing outlook. the book (guideline) is insightful with great and clear instructions of the zodiac signs, colors, illustrations and numbers.
c. light seer's tarot - love this deck a lot, the colorful aura and drawing of each cards makes me feel excited when i do reading for my family and for few of my friends, of course. love how the cards giving off the ‘‘blithe’’ energy although i didn't follow much it's meaning, i like using it.
why is it important to know the difference between major arcana and minor arcana?
there's a lot of variation of it's description about what is difference between major vs minor arcana means, to make is short - i will explain them in nutshell. major arcana have 22 cards including 0-22 numerical roman numbers while minor arcana have wands, cups, swords and pentacles and it counted from 1-10's including the court cards which are the kings, queens, knights and knaves (page). major arcana can talks and indicates about bigger human experience while the minor is a daily-basis experience of a person.
how accurate is tarot card reading?
accurate as ever. it may not be happening to you now but timing makes it perfect. it will happen like the cards speaks to you. it's always did. especially i booked with these 2 tarot readers from an online shop before and they're actually accurate which makes me shiver. it's the feeling of expect the unexpected. the feeling you are in between of knowing and being in knows. but as i observe, if you read it in a wrong way you definitely get a different and inexact answers but despite all of that you're question must be in the right form and construction of words too so you can get an accurate answers. because sometimes you may need to look if they're in a correct way for example - ‘‘what to do with this situation?’’ like what kind and if ever with whom, it's better if you'd ask ‘‘what i can do with my (current,be specific) situation?’’ or ‘‘what will happen about this situationship with this (your person's name)’’ this only applicable if you do this by yourself. but that's okay, if you don't read it by yourself and rely it to other readers because tarot is also about predicting especially if you come at them in an open reading : a form of reading where you don't ask a specific question but they able to give you the answers you were searching for. but after all, that's all of my observation and i'm not calling out anyone here, so no bashing. remember you can correct someone in a proper way forms of words without actually hurting them.
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alchemie-tarot · 1 year
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Pick A Sunset: What Does The Universe Want You To Learn and How Can You Move Towards It?
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Note: Happy bow and arrow season! 🏹  It’s time to let that inner Archer take his aim and make his mark. Sagittarius wants to set you free and have some fun. Most of all, he wants you to gain a deeper understanding of yourself.
Feel free to choose the pile/s you feel called to. Some details may not resonate with you since this is a general reading. As always, nothing is set in stone, so please don’t take it too seriously. I hope these will be able to give you some enlightenment. ✨
(Extra: I took these pictures for one of my Photography classes when I was in college.)
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Pile 1
Cards: Knight of Wands, 7 of Swords, King of Swords, The Hanged Man
You need a proper strategy to get things done. You know you want that success. Your success– however you define it, whatever path you have chosen. The universe wants you to harness that fiery passion inside of you, like the Knight of Wands does to his red steed. To charge up your determination so that you can go full speed ahead.
I see that some of you are tempted to take an easy way out and ditch making a master plan altogether. Playing on the safe side with a “no plan is the best plan” kind of mindset. For others, you may have convinced yourself to turn away from what’s calling you. You may not believe that you deserve to pursue this, or you may fear the demanding nature of truly fulfilling your dreams.
The universe points out that this is a matter of the mind. You need to look at things objectively in order to make something concrete of this mixed bag of possibilities and doubts. Let go of unnecessary expectations. Don’t be afraid to sit with the uncertainties and explore them deeper. There is a truth about yourself you will independently come to know. Your intellect is on your side and will help you stick to the facts. 
I feel like sitting still can feel like a sacrifice for some of you, so take it as it resonates. I see that it may help to write things down, or to talk to yourself in a firm but fair way. It’s okay to take your time and wait for a bit. You will arrive at a decision that will have taken a lot of careful thought. Fun and adventure await you on the other side.
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Pile 2
Cards: The Star, 8 of Cups, Queen of Wands, The Fool
“You’re on Your Own, Kid” by Taylor Swift played in my head. I know it’s not a popular choice from Midnights, but I can totally see parallels from the song and from this pile (I’m a Swiftie so I’m all about it). Basically, it’s the cycle of having high hopes for something, seeing it turn out not quite what you expected, and learning lessons from it that no one can take away from you. Situations change and level up in some way as we grow older, but the cycle continues. “Everything you lose is a step you take.” 
You may currently be in a big transition or are about to embark on one. The universe prompts you to let the optimism of The Star card be your guide. You may have been disillusioned by familiarity and think of stepping out of your comfort zone. Something new and healing awaits you when you decide to walk away for good, and towards the longer term.
I also felt the message “less is more.” The forgotten 8 of Cups tell me you may have explored a number of options that weren’t fulfilling, but are about to find that fulfilment in The Star’s overflowing jugs. Quality over quantity.
Looking at the cards in the order I laid them out, you can see that the colour yellow increases. A beautiful journey of attracting what you want by simply believing that you will get it. Easier said than done, I know, especially when you feel like you’re going nowhere. Blind faith is a theme in your reading so things will still unfold even if you feel that way, don’t worry.
The universe urges you to know what you want, to be bold and to own it. New connections are on their way to you, but you must be sure that they align with you. This is a wake-up call not to settle. When I shuffle my cards I usually wait for them to flip or fall out of the deck, but this time the deck seemed sticky and I had to choose which ones wanted to jump out. Being confident can be a conscious choice.
At the end of the reading you have The Fool, the ultimate card for beginnings and a reminder of your excellent potential. You got this. You’re surrounded by encouraging energy; I feel like it’s your inner child, for most of you. They will help you keep your baggage light and greet whatever lies ahead with a smile.
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Pile 3
Cards: 3 of Pentacles, Ace of Cups, 7 of Swords Rx, 2 of Wands
My hardworking pile. First of all, I see that you’re not giving yourself enough credit for whatever it is that you’ve been working on. In fact, you should be proud of yourself and celebrate those successes, no matter how “small” and unconventional they are. Seriously, even the slightest changes. There’s always movement in the universe, but it’s not always visible. If you have doubts about it, it may help if you look back at where you started. You’ll be surprised by all the progress you’ve made!
A lot of you seem like the ‘lone wolf’ type when it comes to the grind. Being independent is admirable, but the universe nudges you to come out of your shell a bit. New collaborations are around the corner, offering not just to fill your schedule with productive and meaningful work, but to also fill your cup of emotions as well. These new connections will open your heart and feel like a balm to your soul. For others who have been thinking about something on the creative side, this is definitely a sign to cultivate it.
You’re on your way to become a master of your craft, but you need to reevaluate your approach. You need to drop your pretenses about this. You may want to avoid any kind of interference, or feel overwhelmed at the thought of another in your space. It doesn’t have to happen all at once; you can start with a simple partnership (as signified by 2 of Wands) and grow your network bit by bit, one step at a time.
Things are about to come together. You’re carving your own route and you will soon be at a crossroads. Don’t be afraid to expand. Each element of the suits are present in the cards, balancing your energy. You are more than ready. 
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Pile 4
Cards: 5 of Pentacles, 5 of Swords Rx, King of Swords, Judgment
You’ve been through it, Pile 4. I can sense that you’ve been carrying some form of struggle for a while that made you feel alone and made it hard for you to see much else. I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope you can take it easy on yourself real soon.
Fives often carry a heavy and unstable energy to them. More than that, it is a temporary energy because Fives are all about change. The universe means to say that you can’t win all the time because you don’t have to. The universe assures you, this is not your be-all and end-all. You’re entitled to process this grief, to take your time to come to terms with it, but at some point, when there’s not much left to do anymore, you must cut your losses and learn to see beyond it. I’m getting a strong feeling of lack from a lot of you. This struggle is behind you now.
I don’t find it easy to impart tough-love kind of advice because I believe each struggle is unique to the person and that there can be movements related to that I’m not meant to see nor understand. The universe sends a firm message for you to evaluate yourself in order to release those feelings of doom and gloom. You must tackle the truths about yourself that hurt. Do so by sticking to the facts and not sticking them to your identity. Where you’ve been and what you’ve been through is not who you are. These can affect your emotions strongly so do your best to be fair to yourself.
This period of awakening will present different paths forward for each one of you. What they all have in common is strong renewal and clarity. Take care of your health, please, and try not to isolate yourself. Surround yourself with your trusted friends and loved ones. It will all come to an end soon. There is always more after.
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Pile 5
Cards: 6 of Pentacles, 2 of Wands, 7 of Pentacles, The Chariot Rx
It seems that this reading is all about balance. I was a little confused at first looking at the cards at face value because the card that followed the previous one kept contradicting it, for me. You seem to be faced with a series of choices in a certain area of your life. Knowing when to give and when to take. The universe advises that instead of one or the other, it’s both, and how they can apply and fulfil their purpose in a situation.
You must focus in order to determine which works for you at a given time. Do the necessary research and pay attention to details. In fact, a strategic move could end up multiplying rewards in your favour. Approach it decisively, but do not rush into it. Lay some boundaries if it can help you take things step by step. 
The 7 of Pentacles and The Chariot in reverse tells me to remember to stop and smell the roses from time to time. Observe. Relax. Doing things in one go is convenient and efficient in theory but is not sustainable in the long run. If you lose a streak, know that it’s okay, things can’t always be in your control. Losing that desire will help you breathe easier.
You have a pair of sevens in the latter half of the reading because the Chariot is number seven in the Major Arcana cards. 77. Luck is on your side. Trust yourself.
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Pile 6
Cards: Ace of Swords, The High Priestess Rx, 7 of Pentacles, Ace of Cups
Have you had a breakthrough lately? Congratulations! New ideas and ventures should be celebrated, but in your case, you’re encouraged to do so in privacy. Don’t reveal information about your plans just yet. I don’t really sense anything harmful that can compromise them, just that you must let them take root first without external influences.
Keep your secrets safe; it can help you stay centered. I know it can be exciting and tempting to share your good news to the world. There will be a time for that. For now, give these emotions the freedom to be in solitude. I see that others are cultivating their inner voice. That’s great! Just make sure they’re always aligned with your best interests. 
Your creative energy is building up. Foster this connection between yourself and your chosen craft. It will make you so happy, you have no idea. Learning to channel your emotions into your creations will make a stable foundation out of these new beginnings. 
Things have just begun and they will only get better from here. Just remember to protect your beautiful and important inner world and let it expand on its own for the meantime. You will know when it’s time to lift the curtain along the way.
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That would be all! Thank you for taking the time to interact with this reading. Feel free to let me know how you found it, if it resonated or not, etc. You’re more than welcome to send me feedback or details about it. 
Stay safe and have a cosmic week ahead! 🌇
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kalki-tarot · 9 days
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THINGS YOU CARRIED FROM YOUR PREVIOUS LIVES ⚖️
Please read : This is just a general reading and may not be 100% true all the times. Please use your brain before making any decisions. Kalki tarot is not responsible for your actions and life decisions.
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PICK ONLY ONE PICTURE AND ALLOW ME TO TAP INTO YOUR ENERGY.
Pile 01
I can see you lived by a river, it seems to be the country side. Green grass and shallow wind is what I feel where you belonged. Your sense of belonging in nature comes from this lifetime. You felt comfortable laying over the grass and just looking at the clouds. You were an innocent human being. Your heart held deep sense of purity for everyone and everything. You belonged to a foreign country, different from where you are right now.
I'm getting one more lifetime for you, where you wanted to be a saint or a nun or something like that. You wanted to attain moksha so you decided to take necessary actions but your responsibilities held you down. You could not leave your family or responsibilities i guess.
Your were an emotionally intelligent human being. It can be your gift in your current lifetime to be knowledgeable about spirituality and mysticism. You were born with healing abilities and you may also be a psychic.
Another gift you carried in this lifetime is of alchemy. You may be interested into witchcraft and rituals. Try to practice it more, it will really work well for you. Don't use it for bad things though. You have the power to create and manipulate energies. Your soul possesses infinite knowledge about spiritual. Unlock your hidden potential for its best use.
One more thing I'm seeing is that you carried a lot of burdens too from your previous life. Some traumas or fears, it can be anything. This is the reason why your psychic gifts were blurred or you were just not able to believe in your self, you have wounds from past life too. Healing is needed.
Pile 02
Dear Pile 2, you were someone very helpful and empathetic in your previous life. You were a gentle human being, you may have active water placements in your chart which influence you the most. You were and still are someone very deep and emotional. You understand people around you but sometimes you feel misunderstood. You feel different from everybody else. Yes you are different and it's not bad to be different. You are indeed a very special human being.
In your previous life too, you were a nice person and you did many humanitarian works. All the good karma you did is coming back to you in this lifetime. Please don't let your pure soul get corrupted or influenced by negative people. You often struggle with patience, you get anxious and restless when things don't go as you planned or when you don't see results when you want it. This is what you carried in this lifetime too. Work on having patience. You will definitely reap the fruits of your labour, but before accepting divine timing only!
Again with the fool card, your energy is very restless and childlike. You have the curiosity of a child and you crave adventurous things in life. You can't sit at one place for a long time. But this over restlessness may make you do foolish things. You should try to shift your energy from wasting it on useless things to creating something with your creative mind. You are someone who can build a castle in the sky. What i mean is you have the potential to start from scratch and turn it into something big. Use your energy here rather than doing foolish things.
You were like a wise sufi saint in your past life and you've also carried a lot of wisdom from there. Sometimes you go like where am i even getting these wise thoughts from lol. Yes! You are a street smart person. Use your potential to create something big.
Pile 03
You were someone who used to run behind success. You had or still have a fear of failing and that comes from your past life. You were in a high position in your previous life and you constantly used to work hard for keeping up or maintaining what you had.
You lacked the need to rest. And due to this you became a little too much workaholic. You were too much indulged in your work life that you kind of forget your presonal life and relationships. You will be forced to address the fear of failure in this lifetime too.
And the karma for not addressing your personal relationships is that you will not have any genuine connections in this lifetime. But don't worry, once you accept balance in your life and address your mistakes, things will start aligning for you.
Have a balanced approach and towards work and personal life. Don't be too rational, listen to your head anf heart both. And try not to force yourself to work hard. You will not fail! Don't worry.
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greenboyfriend · 6 months
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tarot deep dive with me: the hermit
the hermit is an interesting card not only because it's part of the major arcana, but also because its meaning has seen some discrepancies over the years. the image above is from the ryder-waite-smith deck, which depicts the hermit as someone who offers knowledge instead of seeking it out. he shows others the way and uses his lantern to clear the path. notice how he's holding it up- this represents the heights he's achieved in his life, as well as those that his students would like to earn.
before we talk more about waite's interpretations of the card, i want to go back to discuss older interpretations, as well.
if you know about the tarot's history, then you'll know that it originated as a playing card game (a trump card game, more specifically) southern italians would play. before tarot was used for divination, the hermit was more or less a symbol for the passing of time. often, he was depicted as a man who had achieved lots in life- as is evident by his nice clothing- but knows that his time is limited. in some decks, he was known as father time himself.
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here he is in some nice robes, the blue one's even embroidered!!
another thing worth noting about the hermit is his association with saturn. saturn represents old age, hard work, and isolation. this includes people who receive little for their efforts, and melancholic types whose lives must be lived alone. already, associations with this card begin to blur.
what was once an hour glass turns into a lantern when the tarot hits france, and we begin to see more and more depictions of the hermit traveling. he is named "L'Ermite"* forever and always.
his association with time is lost in favor of showing us someone who lives in solitude, quietly searching for knowledge within himself. he abstains from the social scene or any kind of passion to continue his quest for wisdom.
as occultism spread in france, so did the hermit's interpretations. some were obsessed with the hermit representing the fourth virtue of prudence, since the other three- strength, justice, and temperance- were already found in the tarot. some argued that his thick cloak was used as a sort of membrane, to emphasize this virtue.
prudence is not seen as reservedness in this context, but instead as a means to differentiate between good and bad. honestly, it just reminds me a lot of the lovers and judgement; it is the ability to learn from your mistakes, make good choices in the present, and prepare for the future.
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you can see that especially here, where the cloak's exterior is drab, but its interior flaunts a royal blue.
all of this leads us back to waite, who completely refuses these interpretations. he argues, instead, that the hermit is a teacher, providing his students light in their own paths. in this deck- which is at the very top of this post- he is standing on a mountain for the best visibility, lantern in hand.
like most things in life, we can do a lot with a little temperance. if we take all of these interpretations, we can greatly expand our expertise. much of the time, you see this anyway: the need to do a "social media detox" and separate yourself from the world to find the answers within, for example. within that story, your own intuition can play as your guide.
what i also find interesting is finding knowledge from within/without. in none of the examples does the hermit find wisdom from without, but when it comes to reading for someone, it can often be what the cards are nudging them to do. it's not always easy to differentiate between these meanings- to tell someone to seek outside guidance or to search within. this is why the other cards in the reading are so important, as well as and especially your own intuition as the reader. if your heart says yes, then it is, and if your gut says no, then its not. this is my own method, however. find what works best to tap into your own intuition!
before i conclude this ramble session, i wanted to do some examples of how the hermit could appear in a reading.
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knowledge from without
for this example, i asked for cards that would imply that i would need to seek out knowledge, with the hermit present. i pulled the 4 of pentacles, the 8 of swords, and the ace of wands reversed. for this hypothetical person, you could assume that maybe they've looked inwards to excess, to the point of halting all change in favor of their "preferred" status quo. however, the 8 of swords tells us that they're not seeing the full picture, and if they were to strike out on a new path- as the ace of wands implies- they may find some help- the hermit.
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knowledge from within
for this one, i asked the cards to show me a situation where i would need to search for answers from within. i pulled the 8 of swords, temperance, 10 of swords reversed, and the page of cups. oh, and the hermit of course. so, someone is feeling trapped; they can't see the full truth of their situation. they need to try something different! bring something new into the mix, maybe. the 10 of swords tells us that they've been feeling very down, perhaps because of people around them. the page of cups tells us that they must express their feelings, as to not get trampled. however, the hermit says that they should take a minute to reassess their situation before acting, and temperance furthers this by only dipping her toe in the water-- not doing too much too fast.
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secret third thing
this one i just asked it to go ham. if you're reading this and it resonates with you, there's probably a reason why! anyway. i pulled the hermit, temperance, 8 of swords (back at it again), 2 of swords, the lovers, and the queen of pentacles.
this certainly seems like a "within" sort of situation. something is blocked because someone won't express their feelings, potentially in love but not necessarily. it could mean, more so, someone being challenged with their beliefs. this has the potential to change the balance of things, especially if no action is taken. this may have to be about how they treat others and themselves, have they been stingy with their time or emotions? it could be that, whoever you are, you're feeling trapped and isolated, but the solution is as easy as joining with others. trust in those around you and share with them what they have shared with you. maybe it will take a little soul searching to conjure up the exact solution, but know that it lies strongly with the queen of pentacles- being generous, kind, down to earth and resourceful.
anyway that's it. lmk if u enjoyed because i could do this forever tbh. yahoo special interest!! anyway have a great day.
*pardon the quotation marks there's just no way im going to go through the trouble of pasting les guillments, ok? french people will survive this
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helianthus-tarot · 1 year
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20 Tarot Interpretations of The Hermit
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Description, situation or advice
Seeking guidance about truths, meanings, spirituality and higher knowledge
Dealing with questions about the self; identity, life path and purpose, or having an existential crisis
Solving a problem by taking a step back from it and looking deeper to analyze it better
Withdrawing and disengaging from the external world and everyone
Resting or retiring from your career and the activity you have been committing yourself to
Alone time
Keeping things to yourself and protecting your privacy from prying eyes and people you see as outsiders  
Needing to make careful consideration and take more time before making a decision
Conserving energy
Removing distractions or not wanting to be distracted
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Personality traits
Contemplative: someone who is contemplative about the world, life experience and meanings of life
Solitary: someone who keeps to themselves, private, unsocial or antisocial, introvert, lone-wolf, not a team player
Self-discovering: someone who often looks within and is introspective about themselves and their own psychology 
Truth-seeking: someone who searches for answers and truths 
Patient: someone who can be patient with the process
Prudent: someone who makes decision carefully and wisely
Inner-guided: someone who is guided by the wisdom they gain from their self-introspection and contemplation about the world
Philosophical: someone who is willing to ask deeper philosophical questions
Humble: someone who is humble enough to know that there are things they still do not understand about a situation/themselves and humble enough to learn more about it 
Analytical/critical: someone who looks at the root cause of a situation, pros and cons, impacts, implications and meanings, but may be critical and pessimistic when unhealthy.
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archersarrow-tarot · 6 months
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Some Of The
💔Most Painful💔
Tarot Cards:
Three of Swords
Past hurt, heartache, separation, loss, betrayal
Nine of Swords
Anxiety, depression, nightmares, self-torment
Ten of Swords
Hurt, melodramatic, backstabbing, betrayal, ending, disappointment
Five of Pentacles
Isolation, insecurity, worry, feeling alone
Eight of Swords
Anxiety, self-imposed suffering, negative thinking
The Tower
Disruption, destruction, inevitable change, upheaval
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infernalwitxhcraft · 1 year
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Basic Bitch Tarot Tip - Tarot Timing
Let's talk timing predictions...which means this will be a longer tip with some info, more on the traditional side. First and foremost, do not let your readings cause self-fulfilling prophecies if you don't like what you see. Tarot shows the path you are on and the most likely outcome. You can make different decisions to change this. Tarot is a tool that alerts us to where we are going - it is not a definitive answer.
With that in mind, let's talk timing. Everyone has different associations, but these are mine, mainly influenced by traditional schools of thought:
Wands - Spring
Cups - Summer
Swords - Autumn
Pentacles - Winter
I take wands as days, swords as weeks, cups as months, and pentacles as years. The number on the card is the amount of time (ex., two of swords = two weeks; five of cups = five months).
Now what happens with the majors? Well, you can use their zodiac sign to give you a time period (ex., The Emperor is Aries associated so timeline is from March 21-April 20). For the cards that don't have a zodiac sign associated with it:
• The Fool: will happen unexpectedly
• The Magician: Mercury is the planet of this card, so think of it as the timing will move quickly
• The High Priestess: timing is hidden/secret
• The Empress: nine months; on a full moon or Friday
• Wheel of Fortune: will happen in it's own time; usually within a year
• The Hanged Man: delayed; may need a new perspective to speed it up
• The Tower: will happen with force and is unavoidable
• The Sun: daytime or summer
• Judgement: possibly on a Tuesday; may involve more than one factor so a decision will have to be made
• The World: not fixed in time, may take some work to get there
Court cards are an entirely different thing: look at the decans of the associated zodiac signs. Some choose to omit court cards for timing due to it being more complex. I won't get into it in this post, but there are other resources to find this information until I make one dedicated for them!
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Exploring the Depths of Wands Arcana
~ Insights and Interpretations
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Introduction to Wands Arcana
In the realm of the arcana, the wand symbolizes our momentum, willpower, drive, and even our disposition. It embodies the heat of the game, represented by a courageous cudgel or baton, akin to that of a warrior. The wand is not just a physical tool but a conduit for magical forces and energies. It signifies the pursuit of victory and the path to becoming the best, the first, the great hero. Additionally, it represents the dynamics of conflicts and disputes, making it the suit of war.
Disclaimer: The way I learned to read tarot cards does not involve the use of upright and reversed positions. Instead, they rely on their symbology, positive and negative meanings, and the readings depend more on the spread rather than whether the card is upright or reversed. Also, the Court Cards will also have its separate post and I'm using Rider-Waite as reference.
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Ace of Wands
Symbolism:
The Ace of Wands ignites the spark within us, the very essence that sets things in motion. Just like a spark requires oxygen and fuel, this arcane speaks of taking what you have and transforming it into something extraordinary. It embodies a profound impetus, comparable to a roaring rocket or a sudden burst of energy. It signifies an intense desire to act, and the card depicts a vibrant, living wood emerging from the ground, symbolizing the manifestation of our willpower.
Positive Interpretation:
This card radiates the energy of the present moment, urging us to seize the opportunities that surround us. It represents the strength of now, urging us to take what we possess and embark on our chosen path. It symbolizes the energy of combustion and encourages us to take the reins of the situation and make things happen. It marks the beginning, fueled by the courage, willpower, and forward movement required for a successful startup.
Negative Interpretation:
The negative aspect of the Ace of Wands warns against impatience, anxiety, and the tendency to rush into action prematurely. It advises the cultivation of calmness and patience. It may also indicate a misguided and aggressive approach, lacking the necessary elements to produce a fruitful outcome. It serves as a reminder of the importance of courage and the perils of succumbing to fear.
2 of Wands
Symbolism:
While the Ace of Wands represents the spark, the 2 of Wands represents the fuel that sustains that energy. The card depicts a figure holding a wand with a globe, symbolizing the potential of the initial spark, while another wand stands behind. This card signifies the interplay between forward momentum and the supporting elements. It prompts us to understand the nature of fire and its inherent oscillations.
Positive Interpretation:
The 2 of Wands signifies having the necessary support and resources to pursue our goals, dreams, and desires. It highlights the ability to handle existing responsibilities while pushing boundaries and reaching new heights. It advocates for a balance between action and rest, and it emphasizes the power of collaboration and partnerships.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 2 of Wands warns of obstacles and limitations that hinder progress. It suggests the challenge of multitasking and the inability to fully devote oneself to multiple endeavors. It reflects the notion of being spread too thin, resulting in a lack of fuel to sustain the desired outcomes. It may also indicate conflicts and opposition, both external and self-imposed.
3 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 3 of Wands represents significant acts of courage and bravery. In the imagery of the card, a person stands at the port, observing ships depart and arrive, signifying the grandness of these actions in that era. It embodies the spirit of venturing into uncharted territories and discovering new horizons. The card suggests that with dedicated energy and effort, one can conquer anything. The two sticks in the background symbolize balanced energies that support and assist you on your journey.
Positive Interpretation:
This card signifies a strong willingness to take action and overcome obstacles. It reflects confidence and self-belief, urging you to be determined and find a way to achieve your desires. It embodies courage, dynamism, and a desire to travel and explore distant places. It represents a yearning to go beyond your current boundaries and expand your universe. The 3 of Wands heralds great adventures and significant decisions in your life.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 3 of Wands warns against recklessly pursuing any adventure without grounding yourself. It cautions against constant restlessness and a perpetual dissatisfaction that drives you to expend energy without finding fulfillment. It can indicate an avoidance of responsibilities and impulsive actions without careful consideration. It may lead to entanglements and turning away from the present and the future, ultimately causing a sense of being lost. It may also represent distant and unreachable relationships.
4 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 4 of Wands symbolizes the union of essential elements, representing the culmination of the spark, fuel, and expansive abilities. It signifies a joyful bonfire of energy. The card features a festoon, symbolizing congratulations, and a wedding, representing the union of collective efforts for the common good. It embodies the stability of energy, celebration, movement, and the rhythmic flow of energy.
Positive Interpretation:
This card announces celebrations, unions, happiness, and harmony. It signifies successful teamwork and the creation of positive events. It represents stability and balance of energy, indicating that things are progressing well in various aspects of life.
Negative Interpretation:
The negative aspect of the 4 of Wands brings a sense of instability. It suggests difficulties in organizing events, unions, or collaborative efforts. The energies may be in friction, leading to feuds, discord, disputes, or excessive competitiveness. The uncontrolled nature of the bonfire can prevent the realization of desired events or outcomes.
5 of Wands
Symbolism:
In the desire to be a superhero, the 5 of Wands engage in a fierce battle. It represents an attempt to showcase courage and strength, even if the ultimate goal of becoming a champion remains elusive. In the card, each person wears different attire symbolizing different elements, and they appear to be attempting to form a pentagram.
Positive Interpretation:
This card encourages you to step into the fight, to advocate for what you want, and to give your best effort. It signifies the importance of resilience, self-assertion, and taking responsibility for overcoming personal challenges. It prompts you to stand out and invest more energy in pursuing your goals.
Negative Interpretation:
The negative aspect of the 5 of Wands represents individuals who are unlikely to succeed due to their inability to work together harmoniously. It signifies conflicts, fights, and violence. It denotes situations of intense rivalry and opposing forces. It warns of stumbling blocks, disrupted sexuality, feuds, and the destructive energies associated with uncontrolled fire.
6 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 6 of Wands represents the triumph of fire, the ability to solve problems through victory. It signifies the first attempt of the suit to become a hero. In the card, five sticks raise the sixth one, symbolizing the glorification of achievement. The white horse represents nobility, while the laurel wreath symbolizes victory.
Positive Interpretation:
This card embodies glory, success, and the recognition of one's achievements. It signifies being seen, acknowledged, and validated by others for your accomplishments. It represents overcoming problems, obstacles, and surpassing predetermined limitations. It is associated with great leadership and the ability to break barriers.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 6 of Wands announces the triumph of others while experiencing personal loss. It can indicate threats, violence, and the imposition of one's will in a way that instills fear in others. It may evoke a sense of surveillance, imprisonment, and a false sense of victory and conquest.
7 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 7 of Wands spiritualizes the fire element, representing the inner fire that emanates from the soul and the seven chakras. It embodies the process of overcoming oneself and becoming a protector. It symbolizes great resilience and the ability to believe in oneself. In the card, a figure wields a bat, facing off against six others.
Positive Interpretation:
This card signifies the presence of energy, confidence, and necessary faith. It represents the momentum required to overcome obstacles. It is also associated with the spiritual realm and the guidance and protection of mentors. It represents a well-directed energy field where obstacles become stepping stones for progress.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 7 of Wands represents individuals who are skittish and easily succumb to fear. It can manifest as fear transformed into aggression, creating a defensive and impenetrable shell. In the spiritual realm, it signifies energetic opposition and an inability to measure one's own strength.
8 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 8 of Wands symbolizes energy in motion, akin to the accelerating tail of a rocket. In the card, the open sky represents the vast expanse where such immense energy can flourish. This card signifies acceleration, movement, and the hastening of circumstances. It embodies the will to manifest dreams and desires relentlessly.
Positive Interpretation:
This card represents a powerful surge toward success and progress. It indicates new paths and abundant possibilities. It symbolizes the unfolding of wings to navigate through challenges. It signifies the presence of light, the advent of glory, and the imminent arrival of salvation. It encourages acceleration, speed, and the determination to reach goals.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 8 of Wands warns against aimless acceleration and the wasteful expenditure of energy. It signifies a failure to hit the intended target and an excessive use of energy without purpose or direction. It may represent disorientation and unbalanced energy, going too fast and engaging in unscrupulous acts to achieve one's goals. It can also symbolize attacks or acts of aggression resembling arrows.
9 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 9 of Wands represents reaching the ember, a point where all available energy is needed for a specific purpose. In the card, eight sticks are shown protruding, while the ninth stick is held by the figure, signifying readiness for action.
Positive Interpretation:
This card embodies responsibility for one's actions and the ability to accomplish the seemingly impossible. It signifies the ability to undertake great works and face numerous challenges with unwavering self-belief and a sense of responsibility. It represents the strength that arises from discipline, determination, and accumulated experience. It also acknowledges the effort exerted in the face of weariness.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 9 of Wands can represent the forceful subjugation of others or becoming enslaved by one's responsibilities. It may indicate carrying burdens that are heavier than one can bear, leading to dark accomplishments and projects that fail due to lack of energy. It warns against irresponsibility, using limited energy solely for personal gain, and experiencing exhaustion or excessive excitement that cannot be calmed.
10 of Wands
Symbolism:
The 10 of Wands signifies the fulfillment of the desire to become a great hero. It represents mastering oneself and one's own world. In the card, a lone figure carries the weight of the entire suit, symbolizing great strength and immense effort.
Positive Interpretation:
This card represents the realization of aspirations and the embodiment of bravery and nobility. It signifies the ability to take on numerous tasks and responsibilities, akin to setting fire to the rain. It denotes the capability to handle everything that comes your way, overcoming obstacles with an abundance of spiritual energy.
Negative Interpretation:
In its negative aspect, the 10 of Wands warns against attempting to do everything independently, resulting in the centralization of activities and overwhelming oneself. It signifies the burden of excessive effort, encountering significant problems or attacks, and facing formidable opponents. It may suggest experiencing energy spikes that the physical body cannot sustain and encountering difficulties in working collaboratively or as part of a collective. It cautions against reverse leadership or assuming excessive control.
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Court Cards in Tarot: How to Read Them
Understanding the Court Cards
In the tarot, the Court Cards often serve as a bridge between the esoteric symbolism of the Major Arcana and the practical scenarios depicted in the Minor Arcana. They are the personified expressions of the energies within the deck, each card holding a distinct personality that can influence the interpretation of a spread.
The Court Cards are divided into four ranks: Pages, Knights, Queens, and Kings, each representing a different aspect of human character and development.
The Page stands for the beginning of a journey, embodying youthfulness, curiosity, and the potential for growth. They are the seekers, the learners, always eager for new experiences and knowledge. In a reading, a Page might suggest a new phase of life, an invitation to explore uncharted territories, or the early stages of a creative endeavor.
Knights, on the other hand, are the embodiment of action and movement. They are the adventurers of the tarot, representing the pursuit of goals and the energy required to achieve them. Knights can indicate change, travel, or the need to take decisive action. They are the momentum pushing us forward, sometimes with such force that it can be a challenge to steer them in the right direction.
Queens are the nurturers, often reflecting the maturity and emotional intelligence that comes with experience. They hold space for growth, offering support and encouragement. In readings, Queens suggest a time to reflect, to understand the emotional landscape, and to nurture the seeds we have planted. They remind us of the strength found in compassion and the power of intuition.
Kings are the epitome of mastery and control. They represent the culmination of the journey through the ranks, embodying leadership, authority, and the establishment of order. When a King appears in a reading, it often points to a period of control and governance, a time to take charge of a situation, or to stand firm in one’s convictions.
Each rank is associated with one of the four suits: Cups, Pentacles, Wands, and Swords, which correspond to the elements of Water, Earth, Fire, and Air, respectively. The suit of Cups deals with emotions, relationships, and connections. The suit of Pentacles focuses on material aspects, such as work, finance, and health. The suit of Wands is linked to creativity, ambition, and personal drive. Finally, the suit of Swords represents thought, communication, and conflict.
The combination of rank and suit in a Court Card can offer a nuanced glimpse into the querent’s life. For instance, the Knight of Cups might represent a romantic pursuit or an invitation to follow one’s heart, while the Queen of Swords could suggest a need for clear communication and intellectual control.
To truly understand the Court Cards, one must be willing to engage with them, to see them as characters with stories that resonate with our own. They are not static symbols but dynamic forces that interact with the energies of the other cards and the circumstances of the querent. By learning to read these interactions and the personalities they represent, we can unlock the full potential of the tarot and provide readings that are both insightful and transformative.
Interpreting the Ranks
The ranks within the Court Cards of the Tarot deck serve as a hierarchy of personal development and perspective. Each rank, from the Page to the King, offers a unique lens through which we can view ourselves and the situations we encounter. To interpret these ranks effectively, we must consider their individual attributes and how they apply to our lives.
Pages: The Youthful Spirits Pages are the children of the Tarot court, brimming with the spirit of discovery and the innocence of youth. They represent the nascent stages of understanding, where everything is fresh and possible. When a Page appears in a reading, it often signals a message or a small beginning, the spark of an idea that has the potential to grow into something significant. They invite us to open our minds and hearts to new learning and to approach life with a sense of wonder and openness.
Knights: The Valiant Questers Knights are the action-oriented figures of the court, representing the pursuit of ideals and the journey towards a goal. They are the champions of a cause, driven by their suit’s elemental energy, whether it be the fiery pursuit of passion with the Knight of Wands or the steady progress towards material success with the Knight of Pentacles. Knights challenge us to consider our actions and the momentum behind them. They ask us to question whether we are charging ahead with purpose or merely tilting at windmills.
Queens: The Sovereign Protectors Queens are the embodiment of maturity and command over the emotional and practical realms. They are the nurturers, the protectors, and the ones who govern with a blend of strength and grace. A Queen in a reading suggests a time for empathy and understanding, for taking care of oneself and others. In the presence of a Queen, consider the structures you are building in your life—be they relationships, projects, or personal goals. She challenges you to lead not from a throne of isolation but from the fertile ground of connection and care, ensuring that every decision is rooted in the collective good as well as your own well-being.
Kings: The Seasoned Rulers Kings are the epitome of authority and mastery within the Tarot. They represent control, leadership, and the overarching power of their suit. These venerable figures beckon you to the helm, urging you to steer with a steady hand and a clear vision. They are the embodiment of strategic prowess, the architects of destiny who craft their legacies with deliberate strokes. They encourage you to wield your power with a balance of might and wisdom, to be the beacon others look to in times of uncertainty. In their presence, you are reminded that every kingdom is built on the foundation of past trials, and every ruler’s strength is tempered by the fires of experience.
Combining Ranks and Suits in a Tarot Reading
Court Cards weave together the stages of personal development and the elemental energies of life—emotions (Cups), intellect (Swords), creativity (Wands), and materiality (Pentacles). They offer a narrative that’s rich with human experience and provide guidance for our journey.
The Elemental Interaction of Suits The suits of the Tarot deck embody distinct aspects of our lives, and their elemental interaction with the ranks brings to life a character with unique motivations, strengths, and weaknesses.
Cups: The suit of Cups is the wellspring of emotions, relationships, and connections. When Court Cards of this suit appear, they often speak to the emotional context of a situation, the undercurrents of feeling that influence our actions and reactions.
Swords: Representing the realm of thought, communication, and conflict, the Swords bring clarity and challenge. Court Cards from this suit can indicate a need for clear thinking or can signal that a situation is fraught with intellectual tension or moral dilemmas.
Wands: The Wands are the spark of inspiration, the drive to create and to act. Their Court Cards encourage us to follow our passions and to channel our energy into pursuits that light us up and move us forward.
Pentacles: Grounded in the material world, the Pentacles focus on issues of finance, career, and physical health. Their Court Cards suggest a time to be practical, to plan, and to consider the tangible outcomes of our actions.
Intersecting Ranks with Elemental Energies
When we begin to combine the ranks with these elemental suits, we delve deeper into the psyche of the reading and the querent. Understanding the combination of ranks and suits requires not only a knowledge of their meanings but also an intuition for their interplay.
A Knight of Pentacles, for instance, may suggest a methodical approach to achieving one’s goals, but if it appears in a reading dominated by Cups, it might also imply a need to balance practicality with emotional awareness.
Similarly, a Queen of Swords can represent a sharp-witted and perceptive individual, but when surrounded by Wands, it could indicate that her insights are needed to fuel a creative project or to cut through the fog of uncertainty that hampers progress.
Expanding on this, the interplay of the Page of Wands with the elemental suits further deepens the reading’s narrative. The Page of Wands typically represents enthusiasm and the pursuit of new ideas. However, when this card is found amidst numerous Pentacles, it might suggest that the querent’s new ideas need to be grounded in reality and possibly linked to material or financial concerns. The youthful energy of the Page needs to be channeled into practical endeavors.
In contrast, the King of Cups embodies emotional stability and maturity. When this card is juxtaposed with Swords, it can signal a situation where emotional intelligence and empathy are crucial in navigating conflicts or making decisions that require clear, rational thinking. The King’s usually calm demeanor may be tested by the mental challenges or communication issues represented by Swords.
Additional Examples of Court Card and Suit Interactions Here’s more examples that illustrate how Court Cards interact with the elemental suits, offering a deeper and more complex understanding of their meanings in a tarot reading. This nuanced approach emphasizes the multifaceted nature of human experiences and the diverse aspects of personality and circumstance that come into play.
When the Knight of Swords appears in a spread, it often represents quick thinking and decisive action. However, if this card is surrounded by Cups, the interpretation might shift towards using one’s intellect and clarity of thought to navigate emotional situations. The swift energy of the Knight of Swords is thus tempered by the need to be sensitive to the feelings of others.
Similarly, the Page of Cups usually signifies a gentle, dreamy energy, often a messenger of creativity and emotion. If this card appears in a spread with a majority of Pentacles, it could suggest that the querent needs to ground their emotional insights and creative impulses in practical matters. This combination could point to the need for the querent to apply their intuitive understanding in a real-world context, perhaps in their career or financial decisions.
The Queen of Pentacles, often associated with nurturing and practicality, when found in a reading with several Swords, might indicate the need to balance caring and resourcefulness with clear communication and logical decision-making. This combination suggests that the nurturing aspects of the Queen need to be applied with intellect and objectivity, especially in challenging situations that require problem-solving.
Lastly, the King of Wands, typically a symbol of leadership and charisma, when combined with Cups, can highlight the importance of leading with empathy and emotional intelligence. This combination urges the leader to be mindful of the emotional needs and well-being of others, using their natural charisma to inspire and motivate in a way that is emotionally resonant and compassionate.
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Tarot observations
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This post is just random tarot card combinations, what they may mean, and other observations I've made as a reader. If this is your first time seeing me, I do daily pick a cards and posts about astrology. Personal services are in my pinned
《★》 knight of swords + 5 of wands - someone who likes to debate or argue for the sake of it. They get alot of intellectual stimulation from riling others up with their opinions. This may also indicate a bully
《★》 ace of cups + temperance- a new medication or regime that helps restore your health.
《★》 temperance reversed. Feeling drained, hormones out of balance
《★》 3 of pentacles- going to therapy
《★》 3 of swords- astrologically this is represented by saturn in libra. So this card indicates consequences from your own actions and choices.
《★》 8 of wands - starting things but never finishing them
《★》 the tower + hierophant- complete revolution of a current routine. Destruction of old beliefs. Protesting a institution or structure
《★》 the lovers- to me this card indictates temptation more than the devil card does. The card litterally shows eve and the snake together. She's tempted by choice and free will. Like why are we tripping on this card
《★》 4 of wands + tower- surprise party
《★》 page of pentacles + 8 of swords - studying something with a limited perspective or point of view, studying from a place of bias. Not opening perspectives and researching to confirm one's own view.
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