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Archive for the ‘Weekly Tarot Card’ Category
Monday, July 26th, 2010
The card drawn for this week is the Nine of Cups.
In Nine of Cups, a portly, satisfied man sits with his arms crossed in contentment. Behind him is a wall with nine golden goblets arranged in a [...]
Thursday, July 22nd, 2010
The card drawn for this week is the Two of Cups reversed.
The Two of Cups depicts a man and a woman exchanging cups in a wedding ceremony with the caduceus of Hermes between them. The caduceus has [...]
Monday, July 12th, 2010
The card drawn for this week is the Wheel of Fortune.
The Wheel of Fortune is elaborate in its symbolism. In the centre lies a wheel. It contains the knowledge of the Great Mysteries. The four Hebrew letters [...]
Monday, July 5th, 2010
The card for this week is the Page of Pentacles reversed.
The Page of Pentacles shows a young man holding a pentacle. Behind him are some mountains in the distance, suggesting that there are challenges on [...]
Monday, June 28th, 2010
The card fo
r this week is the Nine of Wands.
The Nine of Wands depicts a weary, injured man who holds a staff as though in a posture of final defence. He is protected by a number of [...]
Monday, June 21st, 2010
The card for this week is the Ace of Swords reversed
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The Ace of Swords shows a hand, cloaked in white, holding an upright sword. At the tip of the sword is a wreath, indicating success. The barren, [...]