Here’s the latest Tarot reading I did for a client. I’ve removed anything that might identify the client.
Choice A requires that you focus properly on what you do. Even if you feel indifferent to it, remember that only you can change it. You crave change, and would rather move on. Open the door to change by learning something new.
The Sun from The Viking's Tarot
I was reading Dawn Goldberg’s Writing From Your Soul document, and I thought I’d get your opinions on one thing.
For those of you who write books and other, larger documents. Would you consider using runes or tarot when writing? To get insight, ideas about subjects, pointers etc. I’m thinking I might do that for my TYLBI30D course. Not only does it seem fitting to use such a system on that subject, since it deals a lot with personal stories and feelings. But it might help get the process started as well.
By the way, if you’re interested in what TYLBI30D is, there’ll be more on that later. Now what do you think of this?
I was asked to do a Tarot reading regarding a relationship. The querent had been friends with someone, and wanted to know if they’d pick it up again in the future. If it might become something more, and what I could find out about the personality of the former friend.
I decided to first have a look at the personality of the former friend. I drew The Hanged Man, The Eight of Cups, and The Fool. All three cards came up reversed.
If you disagree with my interpretation, I can only say that I went by my usual method when doing readings: What feels right.
Today’s card is the Eight of Pentacles. The card has a picture of the dwarf who made Gleipnir.
My interpretation of the Eight of Pentacles is: Skill, creativity, ability, ingenuity, determination, attention to detail. A period of very hard work. You will have a lot that needs to get done. But working for its own sake can be counterproductive. Make sure your goals are clear. Strive for balance. No one can or should work all the time.
What meaning do you attribute to this card? Leave me a comment below.
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Today’s card is the King of Cups. The card has a picture of Njörðr.
My interpretation of the King of Cups is: A motivated man. Kind, loving, caring, good with children. Take good care of yourself, and others will to0. You have support.
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Today’s card is the Ace of Wands. The card has a picture of Mímir‘s head.
My interpretation of the Ace of Wands is: A new and positive beginning, often job related, optimism, energy, creativity. A good time to start something new.
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Today’s card is the Page of Pentacles. The card has a picture of the dwarf Alviss.
My interpretation of the Page of Pentacles is: This card can be about boredom. It helps you focus and continue when you have tedious tasks. You might be tempted to say or do something just to create some excitement. Resist that impulse. A youth that’s alone, bright, friendly, innocent, naive, and curious.
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Today’s card is The Wheel. The card has a picture of the Norns.
My interpretation of The Wheel is: Luck, transformation, changes that just happen and bring luck, unexpected success, cycle. Live in the now and be happy with what you’ve got. Go along for the ride and think positively. Changes are a part of the cyclic nature of life.
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Today’s card is the Seven of Cups. The card has a picture of the gifts of Þorgerðr Hölgabrúðr.
My interpretation of the Seven of Cups is: Divine encounter, vision, gifts, informed decision, confusion. You need to narrow your focus. You’re trying to do too much, and the result isn’t good. You feel overwhelmed. Take one thing at a time and control the areas you can control.
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Today’s card is the Four of Cups. The card has a picture of Skírnír.
My interpretation of the Four of Cups is: Wishful thinking, the grass is greener on the other side. Look at what you’ve got, don’t think so much about what could have been. Count your blessings.
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