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GUIDANCE ‘What’s good for GM is good for America,’ said General Motors famously a while back. Watch this show in your daily experience, and don’t ask a barber whether you need a haircut. Mooches and other parasitical people act like they believe outlandish things that get them taken care of by real people, and they are so convincing that the real people who are their victims often don’t question the glaringly absurd reasons to shell out. Been there? – I have!

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FIVE OF WANDS – TWO OF CUPS – THREE OF PENTACLES

GROUP TAROT CARDS READING

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FIVE OF WANDS

TWO OF CUPS

THREE OF PENTACLES

Tarot Readings: Five of Wands and Two of Cups

FIVE OF WANDS TWO OF CUPS

A warlike sexual relationship.

Under the spell of a sports team.

Undeclared opposition at the meeting.

Scheming factions come to agreement.

Undeclared enemies who get along together.

Fighting dirty in a sexual triangle relationship.

In a gullible moment, I get involved in a love affair.

Tarot Readings: Five of Wands and Three of Pentacles

FIVE OF WANDS THREE OF PENTACLES

United in a struggle to compromise.

We meet together to resist our bad habit.

Making a big effort to get together for sex.

People pay for a war against their interest.

His mighty effort to get paid as if he has done his part.

What we have in common is being against those crooks.

A relationship with a combative person who takes advantage.

Tarot Readings: Two of Cups and Three of Pentacles

TWO OF CUPS THREE OF PENTACLES

Dealing with a mooch is difficult.

A court hearing about a sexual assault.

An under-the-table agreement is a lot of effort.

Our team has an unfair advantage in the competition.

Your mooch pretends you agreed, and you are countering that.

Dealing with people who have an agenda against your interests.

In this relationship, this person either sucks up or fights with you.

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Now, Part Two,

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Five of Wands – The central ideas in this strange illustration are the exertion, the involvement, of the individuals, and competition. Competition, in the application of Five of Wands, includes fighting and even violence, which makes Five of Wands one of the many cards that translate ‘against.’ Think of Five of Wands as struggle.

Five of Wands most commonly applies to three things: (1) the struggle or effort, which ranges from trying hard to fighting and war. (2) sports and competition, which is not limited to physical activity. (3) effort, involvement, what’s difficult, being against or countering something – to resist.

Today provides a good spectrum of words about (1) up there, the struggle: warlike, opposition, factions, enemies, fighting, in a struggle to, to resist, a war, being against, with a combative person, assault, you are countering that, against your interests, fights with you.

Two of Cups – The underlying general concept for Two of Cups in Tarot Verbatim arises from that caduceus above and between the couple announcing their engagement back in the day when that was a life sentence. The caduceus expresses the interference of spirits in physical real-world events: a spell. Two of Cups is about interference, about something unrelated or unknown affecting what’s going on. The interference can be a person butting in, taxes, lust, a motive, an agenda, a gambit or game, a vice, an unfair advantage, what I call missionarying (attempts to recruit or convince, which include propaganda and advertising). Two of Cups is the lead card for con artist and for mooch, as well as for seduction. It also shows up for various pretenses that have a purpose, for ‘games people play.’ Today it even says ‘sucking up.’ Today it even translates ‘crooks.’ Today it says ‘under the table,’ which arises from the ‘something unrelated or unknown affecting what’s going on’ category of Two of Cups’ meaning. Undisclosed.

Naturally Two of Cups is about a couple, about a sexual relationship: It often translates ‘grand love affair’ and refers to a sexual liaison. Most readers outside of Tarot Verbatim™ translate it simply as a love card, and they totally disregard the caduceus … which is interesting, considering the caduceus is secret and undisclosed interference. In Tarot Verbatim™ we pay attention to the images because that is the subconscious element.

A rare meaning for Two of Cups that we use today is ‘compromise.’ It arises (in my opinion) from the ‘being taken advantage of’ and ‘taking advantage of’ category of meanings. In a compromise, you give up something to the other party.

Another rare meaning we use today is: bad habit. We are influenced by our vices in ways we choose not to admit. That is squarely the interference of an outside factor.

Before I leave, though, let it be said that Two of Cups is not strictly about bad influences. An attempt to, say, save someone from himself/herself is just as much an undisclosed agenda as an attempt to do covert harm to him or her. The caduceus, although it is a spell (in its origins) is not necessarily a harmful spell. Note the history that Moses made a caduceus for people who looked at it not to be harmed from snake bites.

Three of Pentacles – People of good will get together and get something done, each party doing his part as agreed, and each party receiving what the deal calls for: a mutual exchange. They have a relationship, and ‘relationship’ is the main translate for Three of Pentacles. Any kind of relationship that’s fair-and-square at all: Three of Pentacles itself is a good deal. Another card may modify that, of course.

The parties involved are also accomplishing some purpose, getting something done, and that very well can be profitable, can include a payoff. The agreement can be romance, commerce, legal, family … whatever. The parties can be a team, and often is, but can also be suing one another, selling and buying, or just meeting on the street.

Getting together is an integral part of Three of Pentacles’ meaning, which can be physical or a meeting of minds. Today it translates ‘united.’ It’s often a meeting physically of three people – sometimes a budget meeting or sales presentation to a company. Often the idea of buying and selling as an agreement is what Three of Pentacles speaks of. Three of Pentacles very commonly translates ‘deal’ and ‘dealing.’ In our illustration, for example, the architect whose contract called for constructing that part of the cathedral is demonstrating, with the blueprint, to his clients, that he indeed performed as agreed and is therefore entitled to his final draw which represents his profit.

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Today I notice that (generally speaking) Three of Pentacles is people getting together each doing his or her part for their mutual benefit in a win-win deal, whilst Two of Cups is two people getting together in an exchange where something is undisclosed and it’s a win-lose proposition. Both these cards are about exchanges, of course, and both are about relationship. Three of Pentacles can be about a love affair, and Two of Cups strongly is a love affair. Three of Pentacles applies specifically and directly to various relationships: commercial, social, love, legal, relatives, etc. Two of Cups focuses more on two people’s issues.

So once again we have a three-card spread in which two of the cards are very similar, and the third is unrelated to what the others have in common. Our third member of the spread, Five of Wands, is about effort, competition, or opposition ( struggle, strife). Five of Wands can be trying hard, and it can be fighting or being against.

The main story here is the contrast between the win-win mutual exchange of Three of Pentacles and the win-lose deal of the misrepresentation in Two of Cups. The difference between a mutual love relationship and a date who’s on the make. This spread makes the point that getting taken advantage of, being deceived, in one type of exchange or relationship feels the same as in any other of them. You could say it also makes the point that a person can just as easily fool you for love as fool you for money.

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So once again we have a three-card spread in which two of the cards are very similar, and the third is unrelated to what the others have in common. Our third member of the spread, Five of Wands, is about effort, competition, or opposition (struggle, strife). Five of Wands can be trying hard, and it can be fighting or being against.

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Yeah, you realize, finally, that they don’t intend to pay you, and they never did intend to keep their word. Yeah, you realize, finally, that partner was just as reluctant to love you then as he or she is reluctant to love you now. Somehow the intense energy I put into this relationship we were both doing our part in equals the intense energy I am putting into it now that it only seemed mutual.

NOW WE SHOW WHERE EACH PHRASE IN EACH SENTENCE COMES FROM

FIVE OF WANDS

TWO OF CUPS

THREE OF PENTACLES

Tarot Readings: Five of Wands and Two of Cups

FIVE OF WANDS TWO OF CUPS

A warlike sexual relationship.

Under the spell of a sports team.

Undeclared opposition at the meeting.

Scheming factions come to agreement.

Undeclared enemies who get along together.

Fighting dirty in a sexual triangle relationship.

In a gullible moment, I get involved in a love affair.

Tarot Readings: Five of Wands and Three of Pentacles

FIVE OF WANDS THREE OF PENTACLES

United in a struggle to compromise.

We meet together to resist our bad habit.

Making a big effort to get together for sex.

People pay for a war against their interest.

His mighty effort to get paid as if he has done his part.

What we have in common is being against those crooks.

A relationship with a combative person who takes advantage.

Tarot Readings: Two of Cups and Three of Pentacles

TWO OF CUPS THREE OF PENTACLES

Dealing with a mooch is difficult.

A court hearing about a sexual assault.

An under-the-table agreement is a lot of effort.

Our team has an unfair advantage in the competition.

Your mooch pretends you agreed, and you are countering that.

Dealing with people who have an agenda against your interests.

In this relationship, this person either sucks up or fights with you.

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s girl has a way with money and men.

HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS

resonates with your subconscious awareness!

FIVE OF WANDS

TWO OF CUPS

THREE OF PENTACLES

Tarot Readings: Five of Wands and Two of Cups

FIVE OF WANDS TWO OF CUPS

A warlike sexual

Under the spell of sports.

Undeclared opposition.

Scheming factions.

Undeclared enemies.

Fighting dirty in a sexual_.

In a gullible moment, I get involved.

in a struggle to compromise.

resist our bad habit.

Making a big effort for sex.

a war against their interest.

His mighty effort as if he has ….

against those crooks.

a combative person who takes advantage.

a mooch is difficult.

a sexual assault.

An under-the-table _ is a lot of effort.

an unfair advantage in the competition.

Your mooch pretends and you are countering that.

people who have an agenda against your interests.

this person either sucks up or fights with you.

Tarot Readings: Five of Wands and Three of Pentacles

FIVE OF WANDS THREE OF PENTACLES

A warlike relationship.

a sports team.

opposition at the meeting.

factions come to agreement.

enemies who get along together.

Fighting triangle relationship.

I get involved in a love affair.

United in a struggle.

We meet together to resist.

Making a big effort to get together.

People pay for a war.

His mighty effort to get paid … done his part.

What we have in common is being against.

A relationship with a combative person.

Dealing with _ is difficult.

A court hearing about assault.

agreement is a lot of effort.

Our team has … in the competition.

you agreed, you are countering that.

Dealing against your interests.

In this relationship, this person fights with you.

Tarot Readings: Two of Cups and Three of Pentacles

TWO OF CUPS THREE OF PENTACLES

sexual relationship.

Under the spell of a team.

Undeclared at the meeting.

Scheming _ come to agreement.

Undeclared _who get along together.

dirty in a sexual triangle relationship.

In a gullible moment, a love affair.

United to compromise.

We meet together … our bad habit.

get together for sex.

People pay against their interest.

get paid as if he has done his part.

What we have in common is those crooks.

A relationship … who takes advantage.

Dealing with a mooch.

A court hearing about sexual

An under-the-table agreement.

Our team has an unfair advantage.

Your mooch pretends you agreed.

Dealing with people who have an agenda.

In this relationship, this person either sucks up.

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Tarot Readings for You for July 31, 2013 Wednesday(c)

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Guidance is persistently about How Not to be Taken, when we ask how to get ahead. Focus is on the ability to counter deceit, questions to ask yourself, who you should suspect, and even the viewpoint of the born mooch, the Entitled One. “Once she ponders and figures things out, she can handle the mooch both when (he) sucks up and when (he) is violent” says it all. Whatever is going on that you are not supposed to know about, you can handle it.

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If you just want your daily look ahead, Guidance and Tarot Readings are all you need. ‘Guidance’ is a summary of what the cards are generally advising visitors to be aware of that day. ‘Tarot Readings’ is the actual word for word messages to everyone. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself. THEN, the family of commenters here would love for you to join in.

Queen of Pentacles

Five of Wands – Two of Cups – Seven of Pentacles

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Headings [So you can choose which belongs to you]

Tarot Readings: She Can Handle the Mooch (Two of Cups and Queen of Pentacles)

Tarot Readings: Questions to Ask Yourself (Seven of Pentacles)

Tarot Readings: Mooch’s Mighty Effort (Five of Wands and Two of Cups)

Tarot Readings: Who to Suspect – Advice (Two of Cups and Seven of Pentacles)

Tarot Readings: She Can Handle the Mooch (Two of Cups and Queen of Pentacles)

Whatever is going on that you are not supposed to know about, you can handle it.

In your struggle against internal conflicts, figure out what your abilities are.

Once she ponders and figures things out, she can handle the mooch both when (he) sucks up and when (he) is violent.

This generous lady has the ability to fight dirty; doesn’t she?

Tarot Readings: Questions to Ask Yourself (Seven of Pentacles)

Ask yourself: Why be supportive of anyone who has an agenda that goes against your interests?

Can you resist being hit up for loans?

Can you handle the propaganda – are you able to counter it?

She wonders why they take advantage of her generosity and still fight against her.

She is kind to undeclared enemies and also to open enemies: Why?!

Why oh why does she care for a guy who cheats on her and fights with her?

Is this bookkeeper trying hard to embezzle?

Is it worth his effort to get this woman to support him generously?

So how hard will the mooch try to get you into nurturing mode?

Who is it that can influence you to put all your energy into taking care of him/her?

In whose interest is this war we are paying for?

Tarot Readings: Mooch’s Mighty Effort (Five of Wands and Two of Cups)

He figures, since she is supporting him, he can go all out taking full advantage with all his might.

Looks like mama spoiled him, so he figures he can aggravate us into serving his purposes.

Looks like mama spoiled her, so she figures she can aggravate people into serving her interests.

You can inveigle upon her to support unworthy causes if you make them seem a struggle or a fight against something.

Tarot Readings: Who to Suspect – Advice (Two of Cups and Seven of Pentacles)

Suspect all the people who are trying so hard to get you to spend money.

Suspect anyone who tries hard to get you to pitch in in some conflict.

Queen of Pentacles

Five of Wands – Two of Cups – Seven of Pentacles

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Four unrelated cards, the configuration that frequently spawns a lot of unrelated sentences. This is what we see here. It’s an interesting group we got here.

We begin with conflict, competition, trying hard, or putting energy into. Five of Wands is like that.

Followed by Two of Cups: to take advantage, to ‘suck up,’ to be influenced by, The Mooch, energy vampires, outside influences, games people play.

Then -Duh! – what is this? Seven of Pentacles. The longer you know him, the better you like him, poor well-intentioned soul.

Lastly, the pivotal card that explains all this: someone who has The Money, someone who is Going to Support Me – the generous woman. The woman who is seen as a sucker because her agenda is to run the farm.

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Five of Wands reflects the conflict, competition, struggle, battle, the big effort … the war. Five guys are whacking at one another with the boards that are the hallmark of the Wands suit. Girls not involved here.

Two of Cups is (in the Tarot Verbatim™ system, the energy vampire saga: to suck up, to take advantage, to influence, to be the secret backer, to mooch. It is all about propaganda. The ancient illustration is about a couple ‘pledging their troth,’ meaning the man is committing to marry her … so they can safely ‘do it.’ In those days, she had a major strong lawsuit if he did not go through with the ceremony. The caduceus above them means one or both of the parties have an undeclared agenda.

Seven of Pentacles is ‘Duh, do you suppose?’ It means ‘suspect’ and ‘questionable.’ Uncertainty about the outcome. Illustration in Rider Waite is a dude who wonders whether his crop will produce cucumbers, since he needs both genders of plants.

Queen of Pentacles is the pivotal card here. The generous woman who supports, who nurtures. The woman with the money. Everything in a woman he could want. The possessive lady. The keeper of his money who backs him. The bookkeeper. She appears in Rider Waite as a queen on a throne with witchy symbols who is surrounded by fertility symbols and vegetation of spring.

All the words of each Tarot card reading you see here are a phrase-by-phrase translation of the scene pictured on those cards: no filler, no psychic impressions, no spirit guide. Word-for-word Tarot Verbatim(TM).

In these group readings, there’s no question (and no Questioner) to limit what the four cards can mean, so they can mean opposite things.

When there is a negative-meaning card (a ‘negator,’ I call them), the readings contradict one another because that card can make any of the other cards in the spread negative. Negator cards mean things like: no, never, not, end, can’t, etc. Never be queasy about the number of ‘bad’ card because it takes two bad cards to say ‘not dead’ and only one to say ‘dead.’

Without a question or a Questioner, pronouns (I, you, he, she, we, they, etc.) are very flexible. I leave out pronouns in writing this as much as possible – awkward to do that sometimes. When I put them in parentheses, feel very free to change them around to suit yourself.

Now in a ‘real’ individual reading, the questioner asks a specific question which provides at least half the information! In an individual’s reading, the parties are identified and sometimes a time frame is too. Here, in a group reading, we cannot do that and so we get more variety of sentences.

Horoscopes are group readings, too. Astrology is based on someone else’s birth data, though, so a ‘solar’ group horoscope never really solidly applies to you! (Astrologers want you to know this!)

Tarot successfully addresses the group of visitors, whoever they are. It provides useful information that applies to their daily lives: They tell you this in the comments, for three years now. Tarot can tell you things about people you don’t know personally – such as whoever on your job has a say in your raise or continued employment there, whether that is one person or many. Visitors report that the information is equally accurate for new visitors as it is for the family of regular visitors.

Do you want to read Rider Waite Tarot, yourself? Start with Learn Tarot by Pictures to get the day’s cards’ individual meanings; then read Learn Tarot by Observation, which gives you the thinking those four cards inspire in a qualified reader. Next, Group Analytical Tarot Cards Reading is the various things those four cards can say (without a question to guide them). Then, Guidance is a summary.

In this way, your intuition allows you to learn to read the cards without much effort if you come often enough. Regular visitors can just put it together.

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Our Daily Spread for July 31, 2011 Sunday (c)

Four Card Spreads, Our Daily Spread

Advice is persistently about How Not to be Taken, when we ask how to get ahead. Focus is on the ability to counter deceit, questions to ask yourself, who you should suspect, and even the viewpoint of the born mooch, the Entitled One. “Once she ponders and figures things out, she can handle the mooch both when (he) sucks up and when (he) is violent” says it all. Whatever is going on that you are not supposed to know about, you can handle it. =================================================================================== Is this the first time you come here? Well … what to do:

*Go to Daily Message Tarot Analysis below. At least one of those sentences has something to say to you. Pick those out. They are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. (It is a group message like a horoscope, except Tarot isn’t based on someone else’s birth data, so it can be specific, accurate, detailed and direct. Our experiment here is “How much more accurate is it?”)

*Go to Advice to apply what those sentences say (in the best way) for you. (Advice is everyone’s favorite part.) Did you come here for your predictions? – You are done now – See you tomorrow.

The Question for weekdays is: “Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them. The Question for weekends is stated right on top on those days. (Some days are ‘keep an eye open for’ and some days are ‘green light, go fast.’)

Without a question to focus the answer, four cards can mean contradictory things especially when the Spread has a card that negates other cards. Without a question also the pronouns in a group reading are more flexible, especially in some of these Rider Waite Tarot spreads. When a pronoun is in parentheses, feel very free to substitute. The question in a ‘real’ individual reading supplies at least half the information!

==================================================================== Queen of Pentacles Five of Wands, Two of Cups, Seven of Pentacles DAILY MESSAGE TAROT ANALYSIS Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them. Having the Ability to Counter Whatever is going on that you are not supposed to know about, you can handle it. Can you resist being hit up for loans? Can you handle the propaganda – are you able to resist? In your struggle against internal conflicts, figure out what your abilities are. Once she ponders and figures things out, she can handle the mooch both when (he) sucks up and when (he) is violent. This generous lady has the ability to fight dirty; doesn’t she? Questions to Ask Yourself Ask yourself: Why be supportive of anyone who has an agenda that goes against your interests? She wonders why they take advantage of her generosity and still fight against her. She is kind to undeclared enemies and also to open enemies: Why?! Why oh why does she care for a guy who cheats on her and fights with her? Is this bookkeeper trying hard to embezzle? Is it worth his effort to get this woman to support him generously? So how hard will the mooch try to get you into the nurturing mode? Who is it that can influence you to put all your energy into taking care of him/her? In whose interest is this war we are paying for? From the Perspective of The Entitled One (a/k/a The Mooch) He figures, since she is supporting him, he can go all out taking full advantage with all his might. Looks like mama spoiled him, so he figures he can aggravate us into serving his purposes. Looks like mama spoiled her, so she figures she can aggravate people into serving her interests. You can inveigle upon her to support unworthy causes if you make them seem a struggle or a fight against something. Who to Suspect – Advice Suspect all the people who are trying so hard to get you to spend money. Suspect anyone who tries hard to get you to pitch in in some conflict. ==================================================================== Now, Part Two,

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================================================================================= MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: OBSERVATION OF THE SPREAD Four unrelated cards, the configuration that frequently spawns a lot of unrelated sentences. This is what we see here. It’s an interesting quinella we got here. We begin with conflict, competition, trying hard, or putting energy into. Five of Wands is like that. Followed by Two of Cups: to take advantage, to ‘suck up,’ to be influenced by, The Mooch, energy vampires, outside influences. Then -Duh! – what is this? Seven of Pentacles. The longer you know him, the better you like him, poor well-intentioned soul. Lastly, the pivotal card that explains all this: someone who has The Money, someone who is Going to Support Me – the generous woman. The sucker, okay? ========================================================= MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: INDIVIDUAL RIDER WAITE TAROT CARDS Five of Wands reflects the conflict, competition, struggle, battle, the big effort … the war. Five guys are whacking at one another with the boards that are the hallmark of the Wands suit. Girls not involved here. Two of Cups is (in the Tarot Verbatim ™ system, the energy vampirism saga: to suck up, to take advantage, to influence, to be the secret backer, to mooch. It is all about propaganda a/k/a b.s. The ancient illustration is about a couple ‘pledging their troth,’ meaning the man is committing to marry her … so they can safely ‘do it.’ In those days, she had a major strong lawsuit if he did not go through with the ceremony. The caduceus above them means there is malintent and deceit in the deal. Seven of Pentacles is ‘Duh, do you suppose?’ It means ‘suspect’ as both a verb and a noun. Uncertainty about the outcome. Illustration in Rider Waite is a dude who wonders whether his crop will produce cucumbers, since he needs both genders of plants. Queen of Pentacles is the pivotal card here. The generous woman who supports, who nurtures. The woman with the money. Everything in a woman he could want. The possessive lady. The keeper of his money who backs him. The bookkeeper. She appears in Rider Waite as a queen on a throne with witchy symbols who is surrounded by fertility symbols and vegetation of spring. All the material on this blog is copyrighted. ©