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I'm bored, anyone want a tarot reading?
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Damn it, lol.. pressed post too soon.
I was saying I'm going to do some quick readings for the rest of you who have been promised one because I've been sick these past few days (my stomach), but it really started hurting as of last night. I haven't even been able to do school work really. So I'm sorry for the shorter readings, but that's all I can muster up right now.
I was saying I'm going to do some quick readings for the rest of you who have been promised one because I've been sick these past few days (my stomach), but it really started hurting as of last night. I haven't even been able to do school work really. So I'm sorry for the shorter readings, but that's all I can muster up right now.
@KM76710
Basis - King of Wands
You are strong, energetic, creative, and optimistic by nature. But you may be harsh, quick-tempered, and over-confident at times as well.
Desires - The Emperor
This card represents the archetypal male, as indicated by many symbols of fire and the sun on his opulent gowns. This card can remind us to look at things rationally and practically in order to achieve financial stability and success.
Helpful Factors - Knight of Swords
This knight is not afraid to take discernable action and sees things for what they are. He has a strong character and is quick-minded yet at times impatient.
Opposing Factors - Temperance
This represents the integration of opposites, fire and water. Since your helpful card represents a masculine, fire element, however, it would make sense that this is your unhelpful card, meaning that the water element (emotions) will only bring you down because you perhaps don't know how to deal with them well.
Outcome - King of Pentacles
His patience and determination for success have gotten him to a place of success. They are hardworking and usually found in hands-on labor type jobs. He is generous and does not spend his money hastily.
Basis - King of Wands
You are strong, energetic, creative, and optimistic by nature. But you may be harsh, quick-tempered, and over-confident at times as well.
Desires - The Emperor
This card represents the archetypal male, as indicated by many symbols of fire and the sun on his opulent gowns. This card can remind us to look at things rationally and practically in order to achieve financial stability and success.
Helpful Factors - Knight of Swords
This knight is not afraid to take discernable action and sees things for what they are. He has a strong character and is quick-minded yet at times impatient.
Opposing Factors - Temperance
This represents the integration of opposites, fire and water. Since your helpful card represents a masculine, fire element, however, it would make sense that this is your unhelpful card, meaning that the water element (emotions) will only bring you down because you perhaps don't know how to deal with them well.
Outcome - King of Pentacles
His patience and determination for success have gotten him to a place of success. They are hardworking and usually found in hands-on labor type jobs. He is generous and does not spend his money hastily.
@HappyKitty
Holy shit, Kitty, you literally got ALL Swords (air element) cards. Quite the coincidence. Let's figure out what these suckers mean.
Basis - Page of Swords
Pages are typically children or young people, so not surprising that you got this card first, as you do tend to be a bit immature at times *bleh (but so do I, so I don't mean that in a bad way). It's more of a child-like innocence and curiosity that you still have about you, which is amazing, in my book. Injustice on any level upsets this Page because they stick to the rules and don't understand others who don't. They are quick-minded, cool, logical, and deep thinkers, and don't speak unnecessarily.
Desires - Three of Swords
Three swords pierce a heart against the backdrop of a stormy sky, yet the clouds are stormy only underneath and clear up at the top of the card. This heart is covered by the image of the sun, representing masculinity and our outward appearance toward the world. Stormy emotions may lead to quarrels with family, but there is hope as indicated by the sky clearing up on this card. Worst case scenario, this card could indicate separation of some sort, but it is only at the power of a three, with hope still present. So I would say that your desires are to maybe stop quarreling with your family (friends could also be family) and expect them to act as a family should.
Helpful Factors - Nine of Swords
This card shows feelings of suffering, disappointment and despair, along with a sense of anxiety. But since the swords do not actually touch the person and they are in no apparent danger, it may be fear that creates these emotions/suffering. Using your wisdom to see the matter clearly releases you from it.
Opposing Factors - King of Swords
Okay, so as an opposing factor, you either have this type of person already in your life whom you need to avoid, or it's merely a warning to avoid people like this in the future: This king has a cool, detached, unfathomable demeanor, as he is a deep thinker, often secretive, and doesn't give away much of his personal life. He does give good advice as a friend, when asked, but he may seem cold, impersonal, and lack sensitivity--in the extreme, even a bully.
Outcome - Four of swords
This card shows rest, recovery, and recharging batteries after a period of struggle, stress, and strain. You may feel detached from outside events, needing to retreat within yourself (your child-like demeanor) for comfort. A time of rejuvenation is needed before continuing on.
Okay, so my overall thoughts, since this was a very interesting one in particular are these. You currently have a child-like personality about you, probably due to past stresses, issues, and suffering. You feel the need to retreat within yourself to preserve your innocence so that it doesn't get lost amidst all the negative turmoil. You are a logical person, even though you may not always show it, so use that logic to understand that your fear of choosing a different course of action when necessary can't harm you. It's normal to be afraid, but you have the reasoning and intellect to get through it within yourself. Whoever this opposing factor is in your life, they clearly bring you down and may even make you feel bullied -- or this could be a future warning to avoid meeting this person in the future -- and therefore, rest and rejuvenation is what you need, despite whether anyone else likes it or not to "recharge" so to speak. So continue on with your coloring books. I don't know if I can directly tell you the answer to your coloring book question, but I think that if you take time to yourself and keep practicing doing what you love, avoiding all the negative influences, you most likely will get better (as we have personally seen) and accomplish your goal as learning to color more professionally.
Holy shit, Kitty, you literally got ALL Swords (air element) cards. Quite the coincidence. Let's figure out what these suckers mean.
Basis - Page of Swords
Pages are typically children or young people, so not surprising that you got this card first, as you do tend to be a bit immature at times *bleh (but so do I, so I don't mean that in a bad way). It's more of a child-like innocence and curiosity that you still have about you, which is amazing, in my book. Injustice on any level upsets this Page because they stick to the rules and don't understand others who don't. They are quick-minded, cool, logical, and deep thinkers, and don't speak unnecessarily.
Desires - Three of Swords
Three swords pierce a heart against the backdrop of a stormy sky, yet the clouds are stormy only underneath and clear up at the top of the card. This heart is covered by the image of the sun, representing masculinity and our outward appearance toward the world. Stormy emotions may lead to quarrels with family, but there is hope as indicated by the sky clearing up on this card. Worst case scenario, this card could indicate separation of some sort, but it is only at the power of a three, with hope still present. So I would say that your desires are to maybe stop quarreling with your family (friends could also be family) and expect them to act as a family should.
Helpful Factors - Nine of Swords
This card shows feelings of suffering, disappointment and despair, along with a sense of anxiety. But since the swords do not actually touch the person and they are in no apparent danger, it may be fear that creates these emotions/suffering. Using your wisdom to see the matter clearly releases you from it.
Opposing Factors - King of Swords
Okay, so as an opposing factor, you either have this type of person already in your life whom you need to avoid, or it's merely a warning to avoid people like this in the future: This king has a cool, detached, unfathomable demeanor, as he is a deep thinker, often secretive, and doesn't give away much of his personal life. He does give good advice as a friend, when asked, but he may seem cold, impersonal, and lack sensitivity--in the extreme, even a bully.
Outcome - Four of swords
This card shows rest, recovery, and recharging batteries after a period of struggle, stress, and strain. You may feel detached from outside events, needing to retreat within yourself (your child-like demeanor) for comfort. A time of rejuvenation is needed before continuing on.
Okay, so my overall thoughts, since this was a very interesting one in particular are these. You currently have a child-like personality about you, probably due to past stresses, issues, and suffering. You feel the need to retreat within yourself to preserve your innocence so that it doesn't get lost amidst all the negative turmoil. You are a logical person, even though you may not always show it, so use that logic to understand that your fear of choosing a different course of action when necessary can't harm you. It's normal to be afraid, but you have the reasoning and intellect to get through it within yourself. Whoever this opposing factor is in your life, they clearly bring you down and may even make you feel bullied -- or this could be a future warning to avoid meeting this person in the future -- and therefore, rest and rejuvenation is what you need, despite whether anyone else likes it or not to "recharge" so to speak. So continue on with your coloring books. I don't know if I can directly tell you the answer to your coloring book question, but I think that if you take time to yourself and keep practicing doing what you love, avoiding all the negative influences, you most likely will get better (as we have personally seen) and accomplish your goal as learning to color more professionally.
Hey, @Aurelia We can close up shop while you get to feeling better (close the thread) and then you can just hit someone up to reopen it if you like. After you reply to whoever you have the energy to reply to. Or just hold it on your own. Whatever works for you. Just don't want you to lose track of everyone.
@Auri
Basics - Justice
The woman representing justice stands between two pillars, signifying the need to balance dulality. She represents the purity of her purpose, and is blindfolded, signifying her impartiality.She holds her hands up to heaven and they are illuminated with a light that strikes down toward the sun (sun = masculinity, which makes sense, as you are a feminist, and it also represent our outward appearance of who we really are, so possibly you are striking upon those who deserve justice being served). The card also shows the need to keep male and female energies balanced, as such is the nature of the universe. She uses the intellectual and emotional mind needed to come to a balanced and un-biased self and a balanced decision that is fair and reasonable for all those concerned.
Desires - The Star
A woman pours water from a gold pitcher (conscious) to a silver pitcher (subconscious). She represents the balance between the physical and emotional plane. She sits within a pool of water, representing emotions, which she has an abundance of. But her thoughts are illuminated and her naked state represents truth. This is a card of hope, telling us to have faith and be optimistic about our circumstances. So maybe you desire to hold on to your sense of hope.
Helpful Factors - Nine of Swords
Your past suffering, disappointment, and despair serve as helpful factors for you in your progression through life. In accordance with the star card, which represents hope, there is clearly every reason to use your past struggles to retain your inner strength and maintain that sense of hope.
Opposing Factors - Four of Pentacles
This card indicates that you may need to "let go" a bit and allow yourself to enjoy life, not being afraid of what turmoil your past has brought you. Have fun, have hope, and have faith. Let go of your fears of the past. It is now over with and there is plenty of hope towards a better future.
Outcome - Nine of Cups
This is often referred to as the wish card, bringing you fulfillment in one of your most important desires. So if you desire is, indeed, to hang onto your hope, then you will be able to do so, regardless of any unpleasant situations along the way. And the end result is cheer, emotional fulfillment, and material gain.
Basics - Justice
The woman representing justice stands between two pillars, signifying the need to balance dulality. She represents the purity of her purpose, and is blindfolded, signifying her impartiality.She holds her hands up to heaven and they are illuminated with a light that strikes down toward the sun (sun = masculinity, which makes sense, as you are a feminist, and it also represent our outward appearance of who we really are, so possibly you are striking upon those who deserve justice being served). The card also shows the need to keep male and female energies balanced, as such is the nature of the universe. She uses the intellectual and emotional mind needed to come to a balanced and un-biased self and a balanced decision that is fair and reasonable for all those concerned.
Desires - The Star
A woman pours water from a gold pitcher (conscious) to a silver pitcher (subconscious). She represents the balance between the physical and emotional plane. She sits within a pool of water, representing emotions, which she has an abundance of. But her thoughts are illuminated and her naked state represents truth. This is a card of hope, telling us to have faith and be optimistic about our circumstances. So maybe you desire to hold on to your sense of hope.
Helpful Factors - Nine of Swords
Your past suffering, disappointment, and despair serve as helpful factors for you in your progression through life. In accordance with the star card, which represents hope, there is clearly every reason to use your past struggles to retain your inner strength and maintain that sense of hope.
Opposing Factors - Four of Pentacles
This card indicates that you may need to "let go" a bit and allow yourself to enjoy life, not being afraid of what turmoil your past has brought you. Have fun, have hope, and have faith. Let go of your fears of the past. It is now over with and there is plenty of hope towards a better future.
Outcome - Nine of Cups
This is often referred to as the wish card, bringing you fulfillment in one of your most important desires. So if you desire is, indeed, to hang onto your hope, then you will be able to do so, regardless of any unpleasant situations along the way. And the end result is cheer, emotional fulfillment, and material gain.
@Paisley
Basis - King of Wands
You are very entrepreneurial and full of enthusiasm and creative ideas, which is no doubt very helpful to you in your schooling, and will be in your career. But be careful of being too rash in your decision-making, due to your risk-taking nature. You prefer variety, so a position in which you are able to be challenged and use your abundance of energy (physical, mostly) would be perfect for you.
Desires - The Moon
This card represents the subconscious world. The moon's gravitational pull upon the earth controls the tides, and as our bodies contain a large amount of water, we also experience a large amount of "pull" by the moon (subconscious). The moon also represents illusionary situations, deception, and feelings of uncertainty in which emotions are highly charged. It can show our dreams (goals) becoming more vivid, as feelings of intuition and gut instinct are heightened. This card reminds us to not act in haste and be aware of possible deceptions until we are ready to act with clarity. So I would say that your desires are to be successful in your schooling and career as quickly as possible. Your emotions are highly charged and you are filled with energy to achieve your goals. But be careful not to make hasty decisions before situations have revealed themselves to you more clearly.
Helpful Factors - Strength
In this card, we see a maiden with a ferocious looking lion, whom she seems to have tamed. The lion has a rope around his neck, but it appears to be loose, implying that she has subdued him not through brute force, but gentleness. As the lion is an expression of out inner strength, this card seems to represent that you have full control of yours and are able to use it wisely. Patience and courage will achieve the required results you seek and bring success. You have more power than you realize, not through aggression or brute force, but with your inner kindness, gentleness, and strength.
Opposing Factors - Two of Cups
This is the card of the union of two opposite polarities, female and male energy. For romantic relationships, it signifies harmony and balance. As an opposing factors card, this could mean that perhaps you are lacking such a relationship in your life, which could be helpful to you in achieving your goals. Or if you already are in a relationship, in combination with the moon card (which represents illusions), perhaps this seemingly harmonious, balanced relationship is not quite what it seems and may be holding you back from success.
Outcome - Queen of Pentacles
This queen is materially secure, warm, gentle, generous, practical, and money-conscious. She is successful in juggling anything she undertakes including a career and home. She would work tirelessly to succeed, and therefore, lives comfortably. The y can be found as independent career women, making their way up the corporate ladder, and their success is well-deserved. They can be found working as a businesswoman or in finance, for example, as they appreciate steadfastness, method, and routine.
Basis - King of Wands
You are very entrepreneurial and full of enthusiasm and creative ideas, which is no doubt very helpful to you in your schooling, and will be in your career. But be careful of being too rash in your decision-making, due to your risk-taking nature. You prefer variety, so a position in which you are able to be challenged and use your abundance of energy (physical, mostly) would be perfect for you.
Desires - The Moon
This card represents the subconscious world. The moon's gravitational pull upon the earth controls the tides, and as our bodies contain a large amount of water, we also experience a large amount of "pull" by the moon (subconscious). The moon also represents illusionary situations, deception, and feelings of uncertainty in which emotions are highly charged. It can show our dreams (goals) becoming more vivid, as feelings of intuition and gut instinct are heightened. This card reminds us to not act in haste and be aware of possible deceptions until we are ready to act with clarity. So I would say that your desires are to be successful in your schooling and career as quickly as possible. Your emotions are highly charged and you are filled with energy to achieve your goals. But be careful not to make hasty decisions before situations have revealed themselves to you more clearly.
Helpful Factors - Strength
In this card, we see a maiden with a ferocious looking lion, whom she seems to have tamed. The lion has a rope around his neck, but it appears to be loose, implying that she has subdued him not through brute force, but gentleness. As the lion is an expression of out inner strength, this card seems to represent that you have full control of yours and are able to use it wisely. Patience and courage will achieve the required results you seek and bring success. You have more power than you realize, not through aggression or brute force, but with your inner kindness, gentleness, and strength.
Opposing Factors - Two of Cups
This is the card of the union of two opposite polarities, female and male energy. For romantic relationships, it signifies harmony and balance. As an opposing factors card, this could mean that perhaps you are lacking such a relationship in your life, which could be helpful to you in achieving your goals. Or if you already are in a relationship, in combination with the moon card (which represents illusions), perhaps this seemingly harmonious, balanced relationship is not quite what it seems and may be holding you back from success.
Outcome - Queen of Pentacles
This queen is materially secure, warm, gentle, generous, practical, and money-conscious. She is successful in juggling anything she undertakes including a career and home. She would work tirelessly to succeed, and therefore, lives comfortably. The y can be found as independent career women, making their way up the corporate ladder, and their success is well-deserved. They can be found working as a businesswoman or in finance, for example, as they appreciate steadfastness, method, and routine.
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