Tarot Readings for You for April 3-4, 2020 Friday-Saturday©
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Four of Cups – Tower – King of Wands
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The impulsive fellows with the temper are here. Some of them are not letting their inner bastard out. Some of them are having a fit and breaking things. Some of them are abruptly breaking up a relationship, and some of them are the subject of splits or divorces. Their women don’t want to marry after the divorce. Some of them are getting, or not getting, arrested. And some of them are workingmen who may or may not quit or get fired. We have all sorts of stories along the lines of the wild man, worker, husband, redneck types of fellows.
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Four of Cups – Tower – King of Wands
Tarot Readings : Four of Cups and Tower
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A hot-blooded fellow is a turnoff all of a sudden.
He was the passionate man and then suddenly he wasn’t interested.
You just don’t confront an impulsive wild man like he is.
Hotheaded boyfriend won’t talk and breaks up.
Frustrated that the breakthrough is not getting through.
He is so put out when something doesn’t go through.
An impulsive act on his part prevents a disaster.
Tarot Readings: Arrest of the Redneck (Four of Cups and Tower)
When he is arrested, he denies everything.
The rough guy denies being the shooter.
He got arrested for something he refused to do.
Can’t get arrested for being a redneck.
Tarot Readings : Four of Cups and King of Wands
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An edgy man won’t let himself have that tantrum.
I’m a working man and I’m not about to go bankrupt.
He does not let things blowing up make him mad.
He does rough physical work but he is not confrontational.
He doesn’t let himself get mad when his house is damaged.
Don’t respond to angry outbursts.
He knows better than to hit when he is mad.
Try not to break things when you’re mad.
I am not letting my inner bastard erupt.
Trying not to let myself get mad when things are blown out of proportion.
Tarot Readings : Tower and King of Wands
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No drama … he is a plain working man.
There’s no way the nasty guy is going to quit.
He is a workingman – he isn’t about to quit.
You won’t let yourself fire the bastard.
You just can’t get the snarly lout fired.
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Maybe it’s a long-overdue cutting of the cord, and maybe it’s an impulsive action, but a clash signals the rejection. Divorce, quitting or being fired from the job is high on the list of things brewing right now. However – lighten up – this might just be a surprise, an unexpected turn of events, a breakthrough, or even a thought striking that disrupts the scene. The husband and/or the wild impulsive passionate uninhibited workingman – that very physical and possibly very simple guy – appears in some of today’s stories.
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Four of Cups
Four of Cups is one of the negator cards in the Tarot Verbatim™ system. To refuse each time it is offered: What part of ‘no’ do you not understand? Four of Cups means both ‘to refuse adamantly’ and ‘to not let myself.’ This causes contradictory meanings – which the information in the question and in other cards would resolve in a real-life reading, which uses more than three cards. The example I have in the paragraph before this is: ‘refuse to divorce’ and ‘won’t let myself divorce.’ Four of Cups is to prevent, and to not let something go through, and its neighbor Tower is about both a disaster and a breakthrough: more potential contraction.
Four of Cups is as simple as Three of Wands: What you see is what you get. Four of Cups is sitting, arms and legs crossed, head averted, as he refuses the fourth offer. Ask a yes-or-no question and get Four of Cups … well, ‘What part of ‘no’ don’t you understand?’ Another negative-modifier card can make Four of Cups say ‘can’t say no’ or ‘an offer you can’t refuse.’
Besides meaning to refuse and to reject, Four of Cups is something not going through, something like a bill in a legislature, or an idea into someone’s thick skull.
Tower
Tower shows the destruction of the Tower of Babel, a history that appears in ancient records extensively. Most of those records say whoever-their-god-is did the destruction. All agree this was humans’ first attempt at a skyscraper. Not all say the tower was evil, but all agree the purpose of the tower was to keep civilization uniform as it had expanded beyond easy travel distances, and different groups now had different languages and mores (ways). So Tower of Babel was sort of a United Nations thing. Western civilization’s biblical account says Jehovah did it and the tower was evil because people were trying to assert themselves, an act of rebellion against His imperial will. At any rate, this incident captures popular imagination even to this day. This is where Tower gets its rejection, disaster, disruption, and overthrow meanings.
Tower is one of two divorce cards (split up, separation, dump, etc.). The other is Three of Swords. They will show up on time – unless you mention divorce in your question, in which case Tarot figures the subject is already on the board, so to speak, and it doesn’t have to restate it. Sometimes you can empty the deck in a divorce question, and those divorce cards will be among the last to show up. Do remember this! If you ask ‘Will there be a divorce?’ and no divorce cards show up, that doesn’t mean ‘no divorce.’
BEFORE we get started on the litany of emergencies that Tower embraces, you MUST remember this Tarot card often simply says ‘suddenly.’ Tower means ‘breakthrough’ because of the word ‘break’ and the thought striking. Tower can say ‘surprise’ too. It also says ‘shocking’ and ‘shocked to’ or ‘shocked at.’ ‘Unexpected’ goes along with sudden and shocked, of course.
Among its more-innocuous meanings, Tower can also describe simply rejecting one choice, or one course of action or route for another. It can also be about a clash – including a clash of wills.
Tower is also about eruptions and hitting, which brings in temper fits, emotional meltdowns, breaking things (which would include bones as well as habits and glassware), car crashes, putting fists through walls, nuclear plant disasters that release radiation, breaks in pipes or body parts that spurt liquids, releases of pressure (even the contents of a pressure cooker) – and other like things. It also says ‘strike’ and ‘striking,’ which includes an inspired thought striking, lightning (see picture), short circuits, employees striking, and a thought striking.
Trauma is one of Tower’s meanings, which does include shock-trauma (two of its meanings) treatment, and emotional trauma like post-traumatic syndromes. Trauma is a type of injury, and that goes along with the ‘destruction’ aspect of Tower. It also brings up another aspect of Tower: attack.
Destruction is one of Tower’s categories of meanings. That can be anything from demolition of buildings to debunking of theories. This is the card to say a house is destroyed by fire. While foreclosure and eviction are not ‘destruction’ of a house, they are losing it, and Tower covers these events too.
Destruction of evil is an underlying meaning, since in the biblical account, the tower was a rebellion against God. In practice, it hardly ever says that, and when it does it usually refers to breaking out of an addiction – especially ‘going cold turkey – or even the casting out of bad spirits.
Tower means overthrow and thrown out of. That could apply to overthrow of governments or to anyone being ‘thrown out of’ anything – the house or marriage, school, circle of friends, fired from a job, excommunicated from a religion, etc. You see people falling out of a building, so Tower can mean to jump or be pushed from a building, or anything falling off from where it was attached when constructed, like pieces of a satellite or rocket falling away, etc. It was once the dropping of blossoms from trees in a freeze, for example.
Tower can mean confrontation, a flareup, quitting dramatically, quitting a job.
Remember that Tarot Verbatim™ is language-based, so a word that can apply to very different things will often (not always) do that in your cards as well. Tower is a greater example of that than other cards are.
King of Wands
King of Wands by default means ‘husband’ because Queen of Wands is definitely the main Wife card. Other than that, King of Wands is pigeonholed as the worker or employed man, and as the guy who is an ordinary run-of-the-mill commoner – think Archie Bunker. Women call him a guy-guy. Joe Six-pack, the stereotype laborer or workingman, and the stereotype angry irritated frustrated uninhibited impulsive wild passionate fellow. The hothead. Also the passionate man – very physical man, the doer – the one who puts his hands on it.
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Four of Cups is as simple as Three of Wands: What you see is what you get. Four of Cups is sitting, arms and legs crossed, head averted, as he refuses the fourth offer. Ask a yes-or-no question and get Four of Cups … well, ‘What part of ‘no’ don’t you understand?’ Another negative-modifier card can make Four of Cups say ‘can’t say no’ or ‘an offer you can’t refuse.’
Besides meaning to refuse and to reject, Four of Cups is something not going through, something like a bill in a legislature, or an idea into someone’s thick skull.
Tower shows Tower of Babel’s destruction. It is one of two divorce cards, so it often talks about a divorce, split, separation, or romantic rejection. Divorce cards also are in charge of getting fired, quitting, being rejected in any arena, or dramatically rejecting anything. Beyond that, Tower’s most frequent translates are ‘suddenly’ and ‘shocked.’ Frequently, Tower means to reject one choice for another.
Tower’s next most frequent sets of meanings are about confrontations.
From there, we go onto its many emergency meanings. I won’t repeat the encyclopedia I just wrote upstairs from this today. In the future, I plan to use it as reference material.
King of Wands by default means ‘husband’ because Queen of Wands is definitely the main Wife card. Other than that, King of Wands is pigeonholed as the worker or employed man, and as the guy who is an ordinary run-of-the-mill commoner – think Archie Bunker. Women call him a guy-guy. Joe Six-pack, the stereotype laborer or workingman, and the stereotype angry irritated frustrated uninhibited impulsive wild passionate fellow. The hothead. Also the passionate man – very physical man, the doer – the one who puts his hands on it.
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Now We Show You Where Each Phrase In Each Sentence Comes From |
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Four of Cups – Tower – King of Wands
Married man King of Wands does not want Four of Cups a divorce Tower.
Refuses Four of Cups to divorce Tower husband King of Wands.
Won’t let myself Four of Cups break up Tower with his crazy ass King of Wands.
He’s my husband King of Wands, and I’m not about to Four of Cups divorce Tower.
All of a sudden Tower the guy who was so against it Four of Cups is married King of Wands.
He is divorced Tower and not about to let himself Four of Cups be married King of Wands.
He is not Four of Cups husband King of Wands material Four of Cups; he breaks things Tower.
I don’t listen Four of Cups when Husband King of Wands honks off Tower.
I’m divorced Tower and I don’t want Four of Cups a husband King of Wands.
Either he is divorced Tower or never been Four of Cups married King of Wands.
He denies Four of Cups being married King of Wands when you confront him Tower.
A hot-blooded fellow King of Wands is a turnoff Four of Cups all of a sudden Tower.
He was the passionate man King of Wands and then suddenly Tower he wasn’t interested Four of Cups.
You just don’t Four of Cups confront Tower an impulsive wild man King of Wands like he is.
Hotheaded boyfriend King of Wands won’t talk Four of Cups and breaks up Tower.
An edgy man King of Wands won’t let himself Four of Cups have that tantrum Tower.
I’m a working man King of Wands and I’m not about to Four of Cups go bankrupt Tower.
He does not let Four of Cups things blowing up Tower make him mad King of Wands.
He does rough physical work King of Wands but he is not Four of Cups confrontational Tower.
He doesn’t let himself Four of Cups get mad King of Wands when his house is damaged Tower.
Don’t respond to Four of Cups angry King of Wands outbursts Tower.
He knows better than to Four of Cups hit Tower when he is mad King of Wands.
Try not to Four of Cups break things Tower when you’re mad King of Wands.
I am not letting my Four of Cups inner bastard King of Wands erupt Tower.
Trying not to let myself Four of Cups get mad King of Wands when things are blown out of proportion Tower.
No Four of Cups drama Tower *** he is a plain working man King of Wands.
There’s no way Four of Cups the nasty guy King of Wands is going to quit Tower.
He is a workingman King of Wands – he isn’t about to Four of Cups quit Tower.
You won’t let yourself Four of Cups fire Tower the bastard King of Wands.
You just can’t get Four of Cups the snarly lout King of Wands fired Tower.
Frustrated King of Wands that the breakthrough Tower is not getting through Four of Cups.
He is so put out King of Wands when something doesn’t go through Four of Cups and Tower, (more like ‘something doesn’t break through’).
An impulsive act on his part King of Wands prevents Four of Cups a disaster Tower.
When he is arrested Tower, he King of Wands denies everything Four of Cups.
The rough guy King of Wands denies Four of Cups being the shooter Tower.
He King of Wands got arrested Tower for something he refused to do Four of Cups.
Can’t get Four of Cups arrested Tower for being a redneck King of Wands.
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Four of Cups and Tower
Does not want a divorce. Refuses to divorce. Won’t let myself break up. Not about to divorce. All of a sudden, the (guy) who was so against it …. He is divorced and not about to let himself. He is not …; he breaks things. I don’t listen when _ honks off. I’m divorced, and I don’t want _. Divorced or never been _. He denies _ when you confront him. Suddenly Not Interested _ is a turnoff all of a sudden. Suddenly he wasn’t interested. You just don’t confront. Won’t talk and breaks up. Won’t let himself have that tantrum. I’m not about to go bankrupt. He does not let things blowing up …. He does not let things blow up. He is not confrontational. He doesn’t let himself … when his house is damaged. Don’t respond to outbursts. Knows better than to hit. Try not to break things. I am not letting myself erupt. Trying not to let myself _ when things are blown out of proportion. No drama. There’s no way _ is going to quit. He isn’t about to quit. You won’t let yourself fire _. You just can’t get _ fired. Something Doesn’t Go Through The breakthrough is not getting through.*** Something doesn’t go through. Prevents a disaster. When he is arrested, he denies everything. Denies being the shooter. He gets arrested for something he refused to do. Can’t get arrested for _.
Four of Cups and King of Wands
Married man does not want …. Refuses to _ the husband. Won’t let myself _ his crazy ass. He’s my husband and I’m not about to …. The guy who was so against it is married. He is not about to let himself be married. He is not husband material. I don’t listen when Husband __. I don’t want a husband. He has never been married. He denies being married. A hot-blooded fellow is a turnoff.* He was the passionate man, and then he wasn’t interested. You just don’t _ an impulsive wild man like he is. Hotheaded boyfriend won’t _. Won’t Let Himself An edgy man won’t let himself …. I’m a working man and I’m not about to …. He does not let _ make him mad. He does rough physical work but he is not _. He doesn’t get mad …. Don’t respond to angry _. He know better than to _ when he is mad. Try not to _ when you’re mad. I am not letting my inner bastard _. Trying not to let myself get mad. No … he is a plain working man. There’s no way the nasty guy is going to …. He is a workingman; he isn’t about to _. You won’t let yourself _ the bastard. You just can’t get the snarly lout _. Frustrated that _ is not getting through. He is so put out when something doesn’t go through. An impulsive act on his part prevents _. He denies everything. The rough guy denies _. He … for something he refused to do. Can’t … for being a redneck.
Tower and King of Wandss
Married man _ a divorce. Divorce the husband. Break up with his crazy ass. He’s my husband, and I … divorce. All of a sudden the guy is married. He is divorced and … be married. He is not husband _; he breaks things. Husband honks off. I’m divorced and … a husband. Either he is divorced or married. He _ being married when you confront him. A hot-blooded fellow is _ all of a sudden. He was the passionate man, and then suddenly he …. Confront an impulsive wild man like he is. Hotheaded boyfriend breaks up. An edgy man _ that tantrum. I’m a working man and I’m bankrupt. Things blowing up make him mad. He does rough physical work … is confrontational. Get mad when his house is damaged. Angry outbursts. Hit when he is mad. Break things when you’re mad. My inner bastard erupts. Get mad when things are blown out of proportion. Firing the Working Man_ drama; he is a plain working man. The nasty guy quits. He is a working man he … to quit. Fire the bastard.*** The snarly lout fired. Frustrated that the breakthrough _. He is so put out when _ goes through. An impulsive act on his part _ a disaster. When he is arrested, he …. The rough guy … being the shooter. He got arrested for …. Get arrested for being a redneck.
