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Card 1: Judgement (Basis)
Judgement is known as the karmic card - "As you sow, so shall you reap". This means that the seeds you have previously planted, all of your past efforts, are now being rewarded. And I can certainly testify to this personally, as I've seen a lot of improvement on your part in regard to your mental health, which means that you are definitely doing something right. This card indicates renewal, revival, and dormant matters coming back to life. So perhaps the things that you once enjoyed or found meaning in, and were no longer able to enjoy or appreciate, you can now find pleasure and purpose in once again. There is a general feeling of rejuvenation, a new start, and health matters show improvement.
Card 2: Page of Pentacles (Desires)
You desire to be studious and academic, as you enjoy studying and learning. You desire to approach life in a practical, methodical manner, and you are hardworking and self-disciplined. You have a love and respect for animals and nature. And you also welcome new financial and academic opportunities to present themselves.
Card 3: Ace of Cups (Helpful Factors)
Aces symbolize new beginnings. There is a golden cup that floats above the water, and water symbolizes emotions, so perhaps your new beginning is the start of a new relationship or simply the beginning of love and happiness. And your helpful factors are, therefore, related to a new, emotionally-fulfilling venture.
Card 4: Ace of Swords (Opposing Factors)
The Ace of Swords represents inner power, showing that you have what it takes to overcome setbacks and adversity. And if you continue to use that inner strength, as you have already done so, you will triumph over any future setbacks. As an opposing factors card, it would indicate that lack of belief in yourself and your inner strength will most likely hinder your progress. You clearly have it inside you, so use it, and believe that it's there.
Card 5: Four of Pentacles (Outcome)
In this card, a well-dressed merchant holds four pentacles tightly to his chest. This card indicates being focused on one's goals and working hard to attain them. However, having worked so hard to achieve stability, there may now be a fear of loss, and this fear can lead to working too hard or being too careful. Perhaps you might need to "let go" a little and not be afraid to take a (calculated) risk once in a while or be spontaneous. You can be both practical and methodical and also let go once in a while and just have fun and go with the flow.
Card 1: Judgement (Basis)
Judgement is known as the karmic card - "As you sow, so shall you reap". This means that the seeds you have previously planted, all of your past efforts, are now being rewarded. And I can certainly testify to this personally, as I've seen a lot of improvement on your part in regard to your mental health, which means that you are definitely doing something right. This card indicates renewal, revival, and dormant matters coming back to life. So perhaps the things that you once enjoyed or found meaning in, and were no longer able to enjoy or appreciate, you can now find pleasure and purpose in once again. There is a general feeling of rejuvenation, a new start, and health matters show improvement.
Card 2: Page of Pentacles (Desires)
You desire to be studious and academic, as you enjoy studying and learning. You desire to approach life in a practical, methodical manner, and you are hardworking and self-disciplined. You have a love and respect for animals and nature. And you also welcome new financial and academic opportunities to present themselves.
Card 3: Ace of Cups (Helpful Factors)
Aces symbolize new beginnings. There is a golden cup that floats above the water, and water symbolizes emotions, so perhaps your new beginning is the start of a new relationship or simply the beginning of love and happiness. And your helpful factors are, therefore, related to a new, emotionally-fulfilling venture.
Card 4: Ace of Swords (Opposing Factors)
The Ace of Swords represents inner power, showing that you have what it takes to overcome setbacks and adversity. And if you continue to use that inner strength, as you have already done so, you will triumph over any future setbacks. As an opposing factors card, it would indicate that lack of belief in yourself and your inner strength will most likely hinder your progress. You clearly have it inside you, so use it, and believe that it's there.
Card 5: Four of Pentacles (Outcome)
In this card, a well-dressed merchant holds four pentacles tightly to his chest. This card indicates being focused on one's goals and working hard to attain them. However, having worked so hard to achieve stability, there may now be a fear of loss, and this fear can lead to working too hard or being too careful. Perhaps you might need to "let go" a little and not be afraid to take a (calculated) risk once in a while or be spontaneous. You can be both practical and methodical and also let go once in a while and just have fun and go with the flow.
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Card 1: Ace of Pentacles (Basis)
This card represents prosperity and material gains, the beginning (because Aces represent new beginnings) of successful endeavors that will bring about good financial reward. So if you want to be more self-sufficient, this is an excellent card that signifies the start of a new business venture.
Card 2: Queen of Swords (Desires)
As a desire card, this means that you desire to be independent, with good reasoning skills and excellent perception. Your mannerisms may at times seem harsh or lacking of emotion, which is probably due to the intense suffering you have experienced. Although, your resilience and inner strength have carried you through. Even if in a relationship, you desire to be independent and do not wish to rely on your partner to be taken care of or feel emotionally fulfilled. You would like to be secure and contented in your own right. That said, you are still loyal and supportive of those you care about, and would defend them boldly. It is at times unnerving for others to hear what you have to say (either because they are not ready to hear it or because you can sometimes be a person of "sharp" words), yet there is usually a substantial amount of truth in it. Overall, you desire to be a leader and be able to hold your own.
Card 3: The Hanging Man (Helpful Factors)
This is a card that symbolizes the opportunity to obtain enlightenment. In this card, a man is pictured, hanging upside down, with a rope tied around the ankle of his one leg to the knee of the other. Therefore, his legs are in a triangular position. The ropes appear loose. Therefore, it is assumed that he is doing this by choice and shows no signs of suffering. This card is often related to the story of Odin, who tied himself to the Tree of Life to achieve enlightenment. Thus, representing a form of self-sacrifice in order to achieve greater knowledge. Your helpful factors are that you are willing to sacrifice certain things (perhaps in the form of enduring the harsh realities that life tends to bring), and make great efforts to continue to learn and grow as an individual, as well as attain a deeper knowledge of the universe.
Card 4: Three of Wands (Opposing Factors)
This card indicates progression and success in one's endeavors. The man pictured on the card in gazing out ahead and there are two wands positioned behind him (symbolizing the progress he's made so far). There are also seagulls above him, representing his goals and ideals, and indicating that there is more work to be done. The opposing factors here are that you may be too focused on the future and perhaps not giving yourself enough credit for the work you've already completed to achieve your goals. Patience is a difficult virtue and fear often stands in the way of our successes. Continue doing what you've been doing because you clearly have what it takes, but the issue must be approached one small step at a time.
Card 5: The King of Wands (Outcome)
This king is confident, energetic, and good with words and motivating others. He enjoys challenges, so he is frequently found in leadership roles. He is not afraid to take risks and is full of creative ideas and enthusiasm. He likes to feel a sense of freedom in being able to go about his work without restraint, and is happy anywhere he can channel his abundance of energy. He feels that too much attention to detail slows him down, and therefore, leaves these tasks to others competent enough to take care of them. He likes variety, and may get bored easily. And he is happiest when creating something, as he has good vision and perception. In the negative, he may be quick-tempered and impatient (though, not over trivial matters).
I think this is a great outcome card for you, M. It shows a lot of improvement and progression in many of the things that you wish to improve upon. Perhaps the Queen of Swords can even be your ideal romantic partner. It seems that the King of Wands and Queen of Swords would probably mesh well together. They have some similar traits and also ones that complement each other (i.e. They're both leaders, independent, and hardworking. And her analytical nature would complement the king's creative nature--meaning, she could be the one who pays attention to detail, while he enjoys doing what he does best). I know that you are currently very detail-oriented, but it also holds you back at times and can be distressing. But since you're going to become the King of Wands someday *bleh, you can let go of those types of distressing qualities and focus on what makes you happy and contented. So your question about self-sufficiency -- I think you'll be able to utilize some of your current skills (especially creativity and knowledge) and keep improving upon them. Also, you'll be able to, one day, let go of some of your unwanted character traits...and then, indeed, become self-sufficient.
Card 1: Ace of Pentacles (Basis)
This card represents prosperity and material gains, the beginning (because Aces represent new beginnings) of successful endeavors that will bring about good financial reward. So if you want to be more self-sufficient, this is an excellent card that signifies the start of a new business venture.
Card 2: Queen of Swords (Desires)
As a desire card, this means that you desire to be independent, with good reasoning skills and excellent perception. Your mannerisms may at times seem harsh or lacking of emotion, which is probably due to the intense suffering you have experienced. Although, your resilience and inner strength have carried you through. Even if in a relationship, you desire to be independent and do not wish to rely on your partner to be taken care of or feel emotionally fulfilled. You would like to be secure and contented in your own right. That said, you are still loyal and supportive of those you care about, and would defend them boldly. It is at times unnerving for others to hear what you have to say (either because they are not ready to hear it or because you can sometimes be a person of "sharp" words), yet there is usually a substantial amount of truth in it. Overall, you desire to be a leader and be able to hold your own.
Card 3: The Hanging Man (Helpful Factors)
This is a card that symbolizes the opportunity to obtain enlightenment. In this card, a man is pictured, hanging upside down, with a rope tied around the ankle of his one leg to the knee of the other. Therefore, his legs are in a triangular position. The ropes appear loose. Therefore, it is assumed that he is doing this by choice and shows no signs of suffering. This card is often related to the story of Odin, who tied himself to the Tree of Life to achieve enlightenment. Thus, representing a form of self-sacrifice in order to achieve greater knowledge. Your helpful factors are that you are willing to sacrifice certain things (perhaps in the form of enduring the harsh realities that life tends to bring), and make great efforts to continue to learn and grow as an individual, as well as attain a deeper knowledge of the universe.
Card 4: Three of Wands (Opposing Factors)
This card indicates progression and success in one's endeavors. The man pictured on the card in gazing out ahead and there are two wands positioned behind him (symbolizing the progress he's made so far). There are also seagulls above him, representing his goals and ideals, and indicating that there is more work to be done. The opposing factors here are that you may be too focused on the future and perhaps not giving yourself enough credit for the work you've already completed to achieve your goals. Patience is a difficult virtue and fear often stands in the way of our successes. Continue doing what you've been doing because you clearly have what it takes, but the issue must be approached one small step at a time.
Card 5: The King of Wands (Outcome)
This king is confident, energetic, and good with words and motivating others. He enjoys challenges, so he is frequently found in leadership roles. He is not afraid to take risks and is full of creative ideas and enthusiasm. He likes to feel a sense of freedom in being able to go about his work without restraint, and is happy anywhere he can channel his abundance of energy. He feels that too much attention to detail slows him down, and therefore, leaves these tasks to others competent enough to take care of them. He likes variety, and may get bored easily. And he is happiest when creating something, as he has good vision and perception. In the negative, he may be quick-tempered and impatient (though, not over trivial matters).
I think this is a great outcome card for you, M. It shows a lot of improvement and progression in many of the things that you wish to improve upon. Perhaps the Queen of Swords can even be your ideal romantic partner. It seems that the King of Wands and Queen of Swords would probably mesh well together. They have some similar traits and also ones that complement each other (i.e. They're both leaders, independent, and hardworking. And her analytical nature would complement the king's creative nature--meaning, she could be the one who pays attention to detail, while he enjoys doing what he does best). I know that you are currently very detail-oriented, but it also holds you back at times and can be distressing. But since you're going to become the King of Wands someday *bleh, you can let go of those types of distressing qualities and focus on what makes you happy and contented. So your question about self-sufficiency -- I think you'll be able to utilize some of your current skills (especially creativity and knowledge) and keep improving upon them. Also, you'll be able to, one day, let go of some of your unwanted character traits...and then, indeed, become self-sufficient.
Just so everyone knows, when I pick the cards for readings, I spread them out like a fan, and pick five at random from different parts of the deck. So in no way do I pick certain cards for certain people or anything like that. This is completely randomized. Ideally, with a face to face reading, the client picks thwir cards (mostly because their individual energy is considered to "magnetize" or "draw" certain cards to them). But clearly, that's impossible to do here, so this is the second best alternative. In other words, I don't cheat, is all I'm trying to say! :P There is of course some bias in my interpretation of the cards though, based on what I know about the person. But on the other hand, with a face to face reading, the tarot reader would be able to also tell more information about the person based on what they reveal about themselves through body language or just speaking about certain things during the reading. So that's at least a bias that is eliminated here.
I have been kind of amazed at how many times certain cards came up for different people (i.e. the hermit). There are (I think) 72 cards in the deck, so that's quite the coincidence seemingly (where's @Auri, when one has a probablity question, haha).
Also, if anyone for whom I've done a reading already wants to see pictures of what their cards look like, to try to interpret the symbolism of the illustrations in their own way, just ask and I will post up pictures of the cards. @Witty⭐️Sarcasm ⭐️ @Walker @Lara_C @Alone04 @Harmony @Dante @Ash600
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I have been kind of amazed at how many times certain cards came up for different people (i.e. the hermit). There are (I think) 72 cards in the deck, so that's quite the coincidence seemingly (where's @Auri, when one has a probablity question, haha).
Also, if anyone for whom I've done a reading already wants to see pictures of what their cards look like, to try to interpret the symbolism of the illustrations in their own way, just ask and I will post up pictures of the cards. @Witty⭐️Sarcasm ⭐️ @Walker @Lara_C @Alone04 @Harmony @Dante @Ash600
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^^^ Look at the second to last paragraph where all the other tags are to see the question that I'm tagging you for 😃
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@Chipetele @extraterrestrialone @Nick @Inanimate
Lol I don't think psychic powers have anything to do with it. Otherwise, I'd be utilizing my own psychic visions of the future for my damn self lol.
Even when I do pick the five cards at random, there has to be a specific order that I use them in. For example, first card I pick is always interpreted for "the basis of the situation". Second card, for desires, and so on. 😃 So it's completely randomized aside from, like I said, my bias in what I know about you guys to interpret them.
Even when I do pick the five cards at random, there has to be a specific order that I use them in. For example, first card I pick is always interpreted for "the basis of the situation". Second card, for desires, and so on. 😃 So it's completely randomized aside from, like I said, my bias in what I know about you guys to interpret them.
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