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Knight of Wands.

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[madidailytarot]

9.18.17 Q: What do I need to be reminded of today? A: Nine of Swords Card Key Ideas: Anxiety, over-analysis, hopelessness, nightmares, trapped by negative thoughts, worry, guilt, anguish, unnecessary suffering, doubt, despair, regret, overwhelmed, wanting to cry, forgetting joy, depression, mourning, grief, sorrow, mental fog, lack of emotional/mental clarity, "things that keep you up at night" Swords: Air; Logic, intellect, ideas Nine: Fulfillment, idealism, inspiration Q: Why? A: Son of Wands Card Key Ideas: Action, adventure, fearlessness, charming, self-confident, headstrong, daring, adventurous, passionate, hot-tempered, lack of self-doubt, conquest, self-assured, disarming, honey-tongued, doesn't sweat the small stuff, bold, heroic, change, novelty, excitement, new experiences, travel, makes things happen, powerful emotions, vocal, assertive Wands: Fire; passion, desire, will Son: Knight; the messenger; the deliverer of news; brings its suit outwards towards the world Personal Interpretation: I needed to be reminded of where I was mentally not too long ago so I could reflect on how far I've come. Much appreciated!

[craigrobinsonart]

the spring tarot 7 - the chariot // 2017-04-05 // c.robinson

[asiwillit]

As I Will It:

VII The Chariot. As I Will It Tarot Set. Fall 2015.

[madidailytarot]

9.12.17 Q: What should be my focus for today? A: The Chariot VII Card Key Ideas: Strong will, triumph, confidence, inner warrior, achievement, success, victory, willpower, self control, discipline, dedication, taking control, harnessing power, self-assertion, winning, reaching goals, domination, determination, sustained effort, concentration of energy, focus of intent, rising above temptation, faith in oneself, curbing impulses, assuming authority, travel, progress, journey, promotion, evolution, ambition, empowerment

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The Empress by Lilchive 

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[madamclaraseesall]

Today: Five of Cups - What’s done is done, gone is gone; so it’s time to move on. Decks at madamclara.com #dailytarot #cotd

[madidailytarot]

9.6.17 - Full Moon in Pisces Spread Spread envisioned by @lunaesteria Q: What is my current situation regarding my intuition? A: Five of cups Card Key Ideas: Loss, regret, frustration, depression, sorrow, disappointment, desolation, remorse, sadness, unhappiness, separation, mourning, grief, trauma, despair, focusing on what one lacks, excessive unhappiness, ignoring the positive, seeing the glass half empty Cups: Emotions, feelings, relationships Five: Conflict, change, expansion Q: What is blocking my intuition? A: The Lovers VI Card Key Ideas: Values, personal beliefs, bonds, kinship, closeness, intimacy, ethical choices, attractive force, harmony, balance, trust, philosophy, sexuality, love, relationships, union Note: The pairing of The Lovers with opposing card the Five of Cups implies a loss or excessive grief involving The Lovers' key ideas Q: What can I do to enhance my intuition? A: The Empress III Card's Call to Action: Experience the senses, nurture others, express tenderness, cherish the world, care for people, nourish, enjoy extravagance, welcome abundance, receive rewards, luxuriate, feel rich, give and receive pleasure, focus on the body, appreciate beauty, feel vibrant and healthy, do physical activity, embrace nature, connect with the Earth, harmonize yourself with the world Personal Interpretation: I have allowed my depression to block my intuition. I have been heavily focused on and distracted by the fact that my partner and I have been forced to temporarily live apart due to finances, resulting in the lack of intimacy implied by the pairing of the Five of Cups with The Lovers. The Empress suggests ways to cope with this situation and better access my intuition by improving my mental/emotional well being in general. Thank you, @lunaesteria for sharing this insightful spread!! Full Moon in Pisces: Powerful time for clairvoyance, divination, higher thinking, dream work, intuition, and creative arts

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Two of Pentacles Reymar Fernando a.k.a. “Rei” facebook.com/rei9art

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Neil Lovell Tarot

[madidailytarot]

9.5.17 Q: What is important about today? A: Two of Pentacles Card Key Ideas: Balance, adapting to change, priorities, having fun, flexibility, juggling, coping with demands, many irons in the fire, change, going with the flow, handling challenges, getting people to work together, opening to developments, seeing the possibilities, playing, seeing humor in a situation, whistling while you work, doing what you enjoy, feeling good Pentacles: Earth; Earthly, sensual, material Two: Decisions, balance, partnership Major Arcana Correspondence: The High Priestess II

[meadow-queen]

The Page of Bones is all about finding joy in one’s work. This page is as earthy and grounded as they come (look at those sturdy mountains in the background!), but it’s not stodgy! It’s almost whimsical, grinning at us and crowned with dandelion and clover, both plants related to wishes and luck. It reminds us to bring a sense of playfulness to our work today, and to embrace the joy of a task well-completed☘

[infjtarot]

A Young Rajasthani Girl Offers Chapati.

The Princess of Disks is a symbol of the young woman of the land, aware of the natural seasons and of the timing of planting and harvest. As the Queen of Disks is the representative of the successful harvest, the young Princess is the particular representative of the planting season with its qualities of new growth and change.

Rajasthan, part of the Indian subcontinent, is mostly desert. The people there plant carefully, waiting for the annual life-giving monsoon to wet the dry land and make it fruitful. In the Princess of Disks the clouds have arrived, curved to show the round shape of the earth, and it is time to put the seed into the ground and bless it to insure a good harvest. The people take no chances and put all they have toward ensuring that the harvest will be bountiful. The ground has been carefully prepared to receive the seed, with manure from the sheep and sacred cows; it has been lifted and turned to bring air to the soil, and straight furrows have been cut so the water will run to the growing plants.

The Princess is the symbol of preparation. She is being prepared in all life’s tasks to be the mother of a family and to work hard to bring grain and foodstuffs up from the ground. She has been learning through observation, and now she learns through doing. Flowers and fruits, symbolizing the sacred nature of the virgin aspect of the Goddess and the sacred mystery of the planting, are placed at her feet. Here, the flower and fruit are the embodiment of the future and of the path the Princess has taken into it. The spilled vermilion powder— made from cinnabar (native mercury sulfide)— is offered to the gods as a symbol of honour and of life, as it is an analogy to blood, which carries the life force within the body.

The Princess’s bright clothing, typical of Rajasthan, expresses joy in life and an understanding of the power of vital energy. It is a symbol of the opportunity to use our energy to provide for ourselves and live a successful life. The gold patterns of her skirt are symbolic of the seed and flower and of the sun that makes them grow. On her shirt are paisley patterns in green and yellow, representing the sprouted seed as the tiny plant emerges from it. The Princess’s braided hair, the symbol of her strength, is bound to represent her harnessing of this strength to use in her journey to adulthood.

The Princess offers chapatis, round flat breads, either to the workers who prepare the soil or to the soil itself. She honours the work it takes to achieve her desires by feeding that which works for her. The chapatis are round and golden like the sun and symbolize the self. The disk-shaped basket holds and protects the chapatis and makes it easy to offer them to others.

In the background the Princess’s home signifies her place in her community and her centre. The house is a symbol of protection and enclosure. It has protected and nurtured the Princess during her early growth, just as the dark soil nurtures the sprouting seed.

The cow is a sacred beast in India, and its flesh is not used for food. The animals in this card symbolize the productivity of the earth— its fruitfulness and plenty. Cows are a symbol of fertility and procreation and represent the Great Goddess as the mother of all things. Hathor and Nut, two important Egyptian goddesses, are associated with the cow. In Hindu myth the cow Nandini fulfils wishes and gives an elixir made of milk. The four legs of the cow symbolize the four Indian castes and therefore the totality of human existence. Many moon goddesses have the cow as their totem, probably because the pointed horns of the cow mirror the form of the crescent moon. The light and dark cows are a symbol of the opposites united and bound together in the yoke.

Δ When the Princess comes up in your reading, it is a symbol of preparation and planting. Work hard to honour the preparation as much as the planting. Seeds are kernels of ideas that can take root and grow and become fruit or flower. The Princess is the symbol of the beginning of this process; she is ready to take direction and plant the seeds herself. Remember the cycle of preparation, planting, growth, and harvest, and don’t get ahead of yourself. And while you work toward your goals, feed yourself with what you need: music, friends, and happy living. Working hard doesn’t mean deprivation. While you prepare, remember the pure joy and spirit in life and celebrate the inner strength you must show in order to succeed.

Genetti, Alexandra. The Wheel of Change Tarot.