The meanings of the Major Arcana cards in a Tarot deck tend to differ slightly depending upon which deck of cards you are using, and, for this reason I will give you what I call the “universal” meanings, which basically means they can be used with all Tarot decks and still give...
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The Tarot Remains A Mystery Because…
Although there are many, many books about the Tarot which give meanings to each card, I think that it is important to point out that none of these meanings, although generally accepted “as is” by many readers of the Tarot, none are written in stone. A good reading can...
The sixteen Court cards of the Minor Arcana.
Each of the four suits which make up the 56 cards of the Minor Arcana have four Court cards as well as ten “pip” or numbered cards. Unlike the “pip” cards which represent situations and circumstances, the Court cards represent people and the personalities of people, the people being either those known to...
The Minor Arcana Consists of Four Suits Of Cards.
The Minor Arcana consists of 56 cards which are divided into 4 suits, Wands, Swords, Cups and Pentacles. It is thought, and generally accepted that each suit corresponds to one of the four astrological elements of Fire, Air, Water and Earth. The suit of Wands corresponds to the element of Fire....
much maligned but neutral Ego
In not resisting our own thinking, we, bodies, allow Mind to indulge our base nature by feeding the *low* end of Ego instead of the *high* end of Ego – the soulful end.
where to from here?
Whatever the need or the vacuum, the brain welcomes the opportunity to create something new. The brain then creates a fix to rectify the complications that have inevitably arisen. Most often, and always in the fullness of time, the brain also creates fixes for the fixes.
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