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Paisley

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@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.
Thank you so much! This was lovely to read and helped the very bad day I've been having get a bit better. Take care
 

Aurelia

๐Ÿ”ฅ A Fire Inside ๐Ÿ”ฅ
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@Fox

Basis - Nine of Wands
The message that this card brings is that you may feel as though all of your energy has been spent, you are tired, and cannot go on another step. However, although you may feel on the verge of giving up, success is closer than you think. This isn't the time to stop. Gather all of your resources and inner strength for that final push.
Desires - Seven of Wands
A man is standing by an open doorway, seemingly defending himself, as there are six wands pointed at him (he is holding the seventh). He may be defending either himself, his home, or his beliefs and ideals. He appears to be in full concentration. Your ideas or beliefs may be being challenged. As a desires card, I would interpret this as you not wanting to let go of your (possibly harmful or irrational beliefs that may prevent you from having a healthy and happy love life). So the advice of this card seems to be for you to be more open-minded and try to see things from different perspectives. I know it's easier said than done, but you can't continue on viewing the same situation the same way and expect it to bring on different results. Perhaps you are not choosing the right people and your romantic relationships are toxic, or your beliefs and expectations (of the other person and/or relationships as a whole) need to be reassessed.
Helpful Factors- Nine of Swords
Your past struggles and all the crap you've previously gone through will serve as a helpful factor in regard to you learning from your previous mistakes and developing more resilience, perception, and inner strength.
Opposing Factors - Strength
As I just told Auri, this card pictures a woman and a lion, and she has tamed him through gentleness and kindness. It also represents feminine qualities and characteristics. As an opposing factors card, this could indicate that perhaps some of your relationship struggles have to do with too much sensitivity and maybe letting others take advantage of that for their own purposes (as indicated by the woman taming the lion). So it's possible that you may need to be more assertive and increase your confidence level, as women do often tend to find these qualities attractive and are drawn to them.
Outcome - Queen of Pentacles
Your ideal partner is someone who is hardworking, materially secure, warm, and practical. They are excellent at juggling both a career and a home, and make wonderful romantic partners. They may at times be stubborn, however, and prone to jealousy. They are successful at basically everything they undertake, however, and incredibly generous. Their generosity may at times be taken advantage of. Which is why this queen probably needs "a king" who will have the confidence and assertive nature to stand up for her and defend her honor when needed. She needs someone whose character traits complement hers in such a way so that you both can lead a healthy, happy life together for a long time.
 

Aurelia

๐Ÿ”ฅ A Fire Inside ๐Ÿ”ฅ
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@PrincessPure

Basis - The Ace of Swords
This card represents victory and triumph over difficulties. But in order to do so, you must use great reserves of inner strength and clarity of thought. You have the ability within yourself to overcome setbacks and adversity if you act accordingly.
Desires - Eight of Wands
If you have experienced setbacks and delays (as indicated by your previous card), this card brings a swift-moving energy into play, a sudden burst of activity and excitement, following the arrival of good news. This is more confirmation that you can, indeed, overcome adversity, not only using your inner strength and clarity, but also your swift energy and optimism. So if you desire to overcome life's obstacles, this card truly shows that you have the ability to do so. However, you must be confident in that ability and really, truly believe that you have the inner strength required already within you.
Helpful Factors - The Tower
Based on what I know about you, this is the absolute most perfect card for you to have gotten, so I'm going to explain it to you in detail. In this card, a large, sturdy tower has been hit by lightning, flames billowing out from within the structure. A man plunges from this falling tower into the unknown. His naked state indicates that all he carries with him is his knowledge. At this moment, material possessions are of little use. This tower represents the frequently false "man-made" beliefs, philosophies, and stereotypes in society. The tower being stuck by lightning is the moment of illumination in which these false (and oftentimes harmful) beliefs and philosophies are destroyed to help us see things as they really are. Everything that has been built based upon illusion or false beliefs must now come to an end. Your helpful factors here will undoubtedly be to "build a new tower" with a solid foundation and newfound ability to see the truth. From what I've seen of your posts here, you have a certain preoccupation with physical beauty and societal stereotypes. And I think this card is perfect for you because it would be very beneficial for you in the long run to let go of these unhelpful and stereotypical beliefs, and "build your new tower", so to speak, using your inner strength (that I know you have) and clarity of thought (as indicated by your first card).
Opposing Factors - Nine of Swords
This card seems to have come up for many people during these readings, oftentimes in the helpful factors category. For you, this is coming up in the opposing factors category, which means that the intense pain and suffering you've endured (the number nine indicates a very great level of suffering), is still at the forefront of your mind and continues to be a challenge to you in achieving success. I don't know much about your past, but our past helps shape our belief system, so clearly it has something to do with why you tend to view things the way you do currently. You are afraid to make the necessary actions to move forward because you don't want to experience the same suffering all over again. As indicated in the tower card, you'd basically be plunging into the unknown, and that's fucking terrifying for anyone. So your perspective is very understandable. But you must also realize that if you always let this fear hold you back, nothing will ever change for the better. Doing nothing different typically tends to bring about the same results. We are all afraid at times to move forward and let go of the things that haunt us and cause us pain and suffering, but that fear is only there to tell you, "Hey, I don't want to feel pain like this ever again." It's NOT, however, there to tell you, "Don't ever risk trying anything new or opening up your mind to new perspectives just in case it causes you that same pain you once felt." In other words, our negative emotions are simply a warning, indicating that we do not want the same results we've had previously. But they are not a warning to never try anything new just in case we get hurt again.
Outcome - Three of Wands
A man stands, looking out to the sea in front of him, with one wand in hand and two wands behind him. The two wands behind him indicate work that has been already completed. There are seagulls above him, representing his goals and ideals. The wand he has in his hand indicates that there is still more work to be completed. Here, your initial goals have been realized, and we see a positive pattern of progression. The man gazing out to sea represents that he has his mind set on the future and the work that must still be done for his goals to be fully accomplished.
 

Aurelia

๐Ÿ”ฅ A Fire Inside ๐Ÿ”ฅ
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Alright, guys. I realize I've gotten 3 more requests since PrincessPure, and I will get to you guys at some point.

But for now tarot readings are officially closed until I feel better physically and am less tired (as I just gave quite a few readings already and my stomach is still hurting). So please just be patient.

I'm going to keep this thread open for discussion, and will remember the 3 new requests I've already gotten in the future.

But please, no more requests at this time, guys. This was all I could do for today, and I will get to the rest of you in the near future. Thanks, and I love you all.
 

HappyKitty

Works during the day, doodles at night.
Yay thanks. Honestly, my first psychiatric evaluation with pdoc and therapist says my child-like behaviour is adhd attitude and some of it is true what my therapist says. Partly, I know within myself that those are true haha this is so cool. Kitty likes ๐Ÿ˜บ @Aurelia
 

Dani24

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@Harmony

Card#1: Temperance (Basis of your situation)
Same as Witty's reading here. You are learning to achieve emotional balance and moderation, as well as practicing patience to find satisfactory solutions.
Card#2: Page of Cups (Desires)
You desire to be kind, gentle, thoughtful, creative, and artistic. You can at times be sensitive to criticism or the harsh realities of life. You are well-liked, but may have some difficulties socially due to your sensitive nature and others' thoughtlessness. As a desire card, this could represent your desire to attain all of your ideal character traits, and perhaps drop unwanted ones. If your sensitivity holds you back at times, you desire to be more assertive, tolerant, and emotionally stable. However, remember that everyone has their flaws and imperfections that are "uniquely them". It's okay, at times, to be sensitive to things. And it's also okay, at times, to tell whomever doesn't like it to fuck off. ๐Ÿ˜‰
Card#3: Nine of Cups (Helpful Factors)
This is a very promising card that indicates emotional and material fulfillment, abundance, and the achievement of an important desire that brings you a sense of overall fulfillment. So one of your helpful factors is hope. There is an abundance of hope (which you must also acquire within yourself) in you accomplishing your desired goals. Also, achieving both emotional and material fulfillment are needed to help you reach those goals.
Card#4: Queen of Swords (Opposing Factors)
The queen of swords is independent, forthright, and at times unemotional. So perhaps you, at times, attempt to cover up your sensitive nature (due to others' critique or possibly your own inability to deal with the resulting emotional turmoil) by abandoning it altogether (or pretending to). The queen of swords does have a good reasoning mind and excellent perception, which means she has mastered the ability to put emotion aside and concentrate on logic and facts. This is a good thing. But as your first card implies, learning to achieve moderation is even better. The queen has plenty of inner strength due to past suffering, and she is happy anywhere that challenges her keen intellect and analytic nature. However, she can at times be overly critical, intolerant, and does not often give second chances. She is not someone to pick an argument with. To sum things up, you may at times hold back your true nature to avoid getting criticized or hurt, seeing as you've already been hurt in the past many a time. And when you do so, you may express yourself completely oppositely than you would really have liked to IF the possibility of getting hurt wasn't an issue. There is both good and bad here. Abandoning your emotions does lead you to think more clearly. But it can also deprive you of contentment, love, and true inner peace.
Card#5: Death (Outcome)
Again, I must reiterate, this is NOT --I repeat, NOT-- to be taken literally. Of course, obviously, we all die someday. But that day isn't coming anytime soon for you. You've still got plenty of life to live. As in Witty's reading (again, for that matter. You guys got two of the same cards), this symbolizes the end of something old and the beginning of something new. There is a skull behind a shield that has a white stallion on it, the white stallion symbolizing purity. Thus, the answer to your question is that you can certainly achieve self-actualization by creating balance, moderation, tolerance, and inner peace within yourself, as indicated by previous cards.
What is vision for my future?
 

KM76710

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thank you ๐Ÿ˜บ kitty shy to admit that cause I havent learn to control that, they say to do another assessment/evaluation cause i needed meds for it. im so glad this site accepts me for me. yay.
I see it as less child like than more of the beginning of the Wizard of Oz which is a favorite of mine in the opening credits, this is for the Young and the Young at heart. Young at heart is good with a fun outlook on life or playful as a kitten, pup or a child with wonders coming to you.
 

PrincessPure

Well-Known Member
@PrincessPure

Basis - The Ace of Swords
This card represents victory and triumph over difficulties. But in order to do so, you must use great reserves of inner strength and clarity of thought. You have the ability within yourself to overcome setbacks and adversity if you act accordingly.
Desires - Eight of Wands
If you have experienced setbacks and delays (as indicated by your previous card), this card brings a swift-moving energy into play, a sudden burst of activity and excitement, following the arrival of good news. This is more confirmation that you can, indeed, overcome adversity, not only using your inner strength and clarity, but also your swift energy and optimism. So if you desire to overcome life's obstacles, this card truly shows that you have the ability to do so. However, you must be confident in that ability and really, truly believe that you have the inner strength required already within you.
Helpful Factors - The Tower
Based on what I know about you, this is the absolute most perfect card for you to have gotten, so I'm going to explain it to you in detail. In this card, a large, sturdy tower has been hit by lightning, flames billowing out from within the structure. A man plunges from this falling tower into the unknown. His naked state indicates that all he carries with him is his knowledge. At this moment, material possessions are of little use. This tower represents the frequently false "man-made" beliefs, philosophies, and stereotypes in society. The tower being stuck by lightning is the moment of illumination in which these false (and oftentimes harmful) beliefs and philosophies are destroyed to help us see things as they really are. Everything that has been built based upon illusion or false beliefs must now come to an end. Your helpful factors here will undoubtedly be to "build a new tower" with a solid foundation and newfound ability to see the truth. From what I've seen of your posts here, you have a certain preoccupation with physical beauty and societal stereotypes. And I think this card is perfect for you because it would be very beneficial for you in the long run to let go of these unhelpful and stereotypical beliefs, and "build your new tower", so to speak, using your inner strength (that I know you have) and clarity of thought (as indicated by your first card).
Opposing Factors - Nine of Swords
This card seems to have come up for many people during these readings, oftentimes in the helpful factors category. For you, this is coming up in the opposing factors category, which means that the intense pain and suffering you've endured (the number nine indicates a very great level of suffering), is still at the forefront of your mind and continues to be a challenge to you in achieving success. I don't know much about your past, but our past helps shape our belief system, so clearly it has something to do with why you tend to view things the way you do currently. You are afraid to make the necessary actions to move forward because you don't want to experience the same suffering all over again. As indicated in the tower card, you'd basically be plunging into the unknown, and that's fucking terrifying for anyone. So your perspective is very understandable. But you must also realize that if you always let this fear hold you back, nothing will ever change for the better. Doing nothing different typically tends to bring about the same results. We are all afraid at times to move forward and let go of the things that haunt us and cause us pain and suffering, but that fear is only there to tell you, "Hey, I don't want to feel pain like this ever again." It's NOT, however, there to tell you, "Don't ever risk trying anything new or opening up your mind to new perspectives just in case it causes you that same pain you once felt." In other words, our negative emotions are simply a warning, indicating that we do not want the same results we've had previously. But they are not a warning to never try anything new just in case we get hurt again.
Outcome - Three of Wands
A man stands, looking out to the sea in front of him, with one wand in hand and two wands behind him. The two wands behind him indicate work that has been already completed. There are seagulls above him, representing his goals and ideals. The wand he has in his hand indicates that there is still more work to be completed. Here, your initial goals have been realized, and we see a positive pattern of progression. The man gazing out to sea represents that he has his mind set on the future and the work that must still be done for his goals to be fully accomplished.
You are very good at this, thanks a lot! Hope you feel better soon
 

Dante

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It was fun to read this @Aurelia
Shane I'm late to the party
Hope you're feeling better soon... rest well and good luck with school work....
I know what you mean, I did get a question answered, but now I have another, a biggie, was curious what would come out. I know Tarrot reading isnt actually tapping into cosmic forces, but psychologically we search for truth in any vague prediction, and we can end up seeing truth in it that we were originally unaware of, like an inkblot test, and I was so curious about this question :P
 
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