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investigating fraud
investigating – Hermit
fraud – Six of Wands
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investigating fraud
investigating – Hermit
fraud – Six of Wands
*(also says ‘fraud investigation’)
GUIDANCE Most people seek to look as honest as they can, and we make allowances for that when we deal with others. After all, we too are projecting our best self to them as well. Today we focus on the tendency to think in black and white rather than the more complex shades we actually deal with every day. The bad guy versus the good guy. Today we are looking for the good in the bad guy as well as for the bad in the good guy.
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Ace of Cups – Hermit – Six of Wands
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Tarot Readings: Really Does Love You (Ace of Cups and Hermit)
Tarot Readings: Seeking Good Health (Ace of Cups and Hermit)
Tarot Readings: What’s Real and What’s Not (Ace of Cups and Six of Wands)
Tarot Readings: Show Us the Tricks (Hermit and Six of Wands)
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Tarot Readings: Really Does Love You (Ace of Cups and Hermit)
A complicated scene with the old man but I love him.
I love you and I look out for you as things are not what they seem.
This person (or animal) really sincerely loves you but is warped.
He loves you, is devoted to you … in his own way.
Looking for love in all the wrong places.
He loves sincerely in a phony setting.
To get people to love you, you have to look honest.
I see how manipulated I have been by one I really love.
Such a player he is, but he really does love you.
It’s all a game except when you fall in love for real.
He looks out for you, knowing what’s out there – he loves you.
Tarot Readings: Seeking Good Health (Ace of Cups and Hermit)
Taking the alternative path to good health.
An old person who is healthy has outwitted the system.
Bringing health to people who are so misled about it.
I seem to be old but I am in such good shape.
Tarot Readings: What’s Real and What’s Not (Ace of Cups and Six of Wands)
I know I’m okay, and I know you seem to be.
Seeking a life of peace in this place where things are not as they seem.
It’s up to me to find what’s real among the lookalikes.
Seekers after God get misled.
For a crook, he is honest and harmless.
True and honest … with a twist.
You understand God is not-as-advertised.
Bringing real divine love into mass consciousness involves being very sneaky.
My heart is in the right place but my path is on the wrong course.
I sincerely seek to be a good person in this screwed-up world.
Taking a good look at truthiness, you seek what’s really true.
It looks so true, and I am investigating that.
You are a wise person when you can get along smoothly with sneaky people.
Being mindful of the pitfalls, I see myself on the way to the good place.
Tarot Readings: Show Us the Tricks (Hermit and Six of Wands)
Let me show you the easy way, the shortcuts.
Show us how to be genuine in a virtual world.
I know how they make things look so wholesome.
See how easy it is to look honest?
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Ace of Cups – Hermit – Six of Wands
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………… Interesting contrasts make interesting distinctions here. Ace of Cups and Hermit are clean (Ace of Cups) and honest (Hermit); are God (Ace of Cups) and religion (Hermit, a monk); are good health (Ace of Cups) and a healer (Hermit is a physician). Very genuine wholesome stuff there. Six of Wands is ‘Appearances are deceiving; things are not what they seem; a frenemy in your camp; winning a battle that loses the war; outwitting or outwitted; phony … and so on. The easy interpretation of these two trunks of meaning is about being deliberately misled. We see another and deeper meaning that although things here are genuine, there’s an invisible fly in the ointment. He loves you, but he loves you in his own way, which doesn’t include paying attention to you or taking care of you. There’s such a thing as an honest crook, or a player who really loves you. Hermit, honest; Six of Wands, crook. Sometimes there’s a twist to the story in real life too.
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………….. Ace of Cups is a word picture in Roman Catholic symbols. The dove is God as Holy Spirit; the wafer from the holy communion ritual puts Holy Spirit into mass consciousness through the five senses (represented by the five flows from the fountain) of an individual. So the idea is that a person channels the presence, the influence, of God into mass consciousness. This really expresses the influence you have directly and indirectly on other humans by your daily life. This is of course a card added in the Middle Ages to the deck to prevent Tarot users from being murdered as witches. These spiritual and religious meanings are not preeminent ones.
In real practice, Ace of Cups is ‘good,’ good anything: good person, good health, in good shape, harmless, wholesome, beneficial, clean, pure (in any sense), love and unconditional love, honest, genuine, real. The ‘love’ meaning expands to include cooperation, getting along, agreeing, and going with the flow.
If the reading involves a leak, Ace of Cups is the leak.
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………….. Hermit shows a monk on foot at night in the cold looking for travelers to bring them to the comfort of his headquarters for a hot meal and a warm bed. Hermit is help. Hermit comes to you. Hermit is a friend, counselor, physician, old or older man, is celibate or monogamous, knows, investigates, watches, looks for, searches, and is ‘on the path.’
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………….. Six of Wands is very flexible … many applications. Its illustration is about a battle in which King Richard III of England was lured into chasing some Arabs, and was kidnapped. The next in line to the throne arranged that, and made sure Richard was never ransomed. Pyrrhic victory – like a football player who heads for the wrong goal post. ‘Things are not the way they seem’ is the catch-all term for Six of Wands. It warns of betrayal by someone who is on your side, someone you trust. So this is the player in romance; this is the company that isn’t going to pay you, or the employee who is making an illicit profit from his or her job; the buddy who undermines you or takes advantage, or uses you; this is the televangelist, the bankster, the crook, the con artist, the phony charity … and this is self-delusion or misleading others. Six of Wands means pretense and pretend, and it involves playing a role.
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Ace of Cups and Hermit Ace of Cups and Hermit, as I wrote at the beginning of this, are “clean (Ace of Cups) and honest (Hermit); are God (Ace of Cups) and religion (Hermit, a monk); are good health (Ace of Cups) and a healer (Hermit is a physician).” Ace of Cups is love; Hermit is an old man. These two cards in Tarot Verbatim ™ say both ‘I love the old man’ and ‘The old man loves me.’ We also say ‘love you and look out for you’ because Hermit is looking out (in both senses). Well, we’ve got ‘looking for love’ the same way. We’ve got an old man who is healthy, because Ace of Cups is good health. So we have ‘seeking good health’ too because Hermit is seeking. We have seeking God or seekers after God, with Ace of Cups being God and Hermit seeking. I am old but I am in good shape – Ace of Cups means ‘in good shape.’ Ace of Cups is mass consciousness as well as divine love (See the explanation above, under Ace of Cups.), so Hermit is bringing divine love to mass consciousness. Hermit is also bringing health to (people) because Ace of Cups is good health and Hermit is bringing good things to people. Ace of Cups is peace, so Hermit is either/both seeking peace and bringing peace. Hermit seeks to be a good person, because Ace of Cups means ‘good.’ Hermit means to show the way, guide, demonstrate – so ‘Show us how to be genuine’ because both Hermit and Ace of Cups mean ‘genuine.’ And it easy (Ace of Cups) to be honest (Hermit). x
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Ace of Cups and Six of Wands Ace of Cups and Hermit, as I wrote at the beginning of this, are “clean (Ace of Cups) and honest (Hermit); are God (Ace of Cups) and religion (Hermit, a monk); are good health (Ace of Cups) and a healer (Hermit is a physician).” Ace of Cups is love; Hermit is an old man. These two cards in Tarot Verbatim ™ say both ‘I love the old man’ and ‘The old man loves me.’ We also say ‘love you and look out for you’ because Hermit is looking out (in both senses). Well, we’ve got ‘looking for love’ the same way. We’ve got an old man who is healthy, because Ace of Cups is good health. So we have ‘seeking good health’ too because Hermit is seeking. We have seeking God or seekers after God, with Ace of Cups being God and Hermit seeking. I am old but I am in good shape – Ace of Cups means ‘in good shape.’ Ace of Cups is mass consciousness as well as divine love (See the explanation above, under Ace of Cups.), so Hermit is bringing divine love to mass consciousness. Hermit is also bringing health to (people) because Ace of Cups is good health and Hermit is bringing good things to people. Ace of Cups is peace, so Hermit is either/both seeking peace and bringing peace. Hermit seeks to be a good person, because Ace of Cups means ‘good.’ Hermit means to show the way, guide, demonstrate – so ‘Show us how to be genuine’ because both Hermit and Ace of Cups mean ‘genuine.’ And it easy (Ace of Cups) to be honest (Hermit). x
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Hermit and Six of Wands Hermit and Six of Wands are opposites too: honesty and deceit, the real and the phony, being on the path versus leading others astray. I am looking out for you (Hermit) where things are not as they seem (Six of Wands). It’s all a game (Six of Wands) except when it’s real (Hermit). I see (Hermit) how manipulated I have been (Six of Wands). An old person (Hermit) has outwitted the system (Six of Wands). Being mindful (Hermit) of the pitfalls (Six of Wands). Show us (Hermit) the tricks (Six of Wands). Let me show you (Hermit) the shortcuts (Six of Wands). To look (i.e. seem) (Six of Wands) honest (Hermit). x
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It’s seldom that everything is as it should be at the same time. It’s also seldom that everything is all wrong at the same time. There are distinctions to be made to everything everywhere. Reality is not as advertised. While we know this in our head, we tend to paint the rest of a good scene with sparkly paint, and we tend to take the black brush to the scene that’s mostly dark. Well, keep an eye out for the percentages, we remind ourselves: Some people can be salvaged from their setting; sometimes being ‘the picture of health’ is only a picture; some things are wonderful as long as you follow the instructions. I remind myself of this because it’s so easy to lose track of it.
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HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS
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Ace of Cups and Hermit REALLY DOES LOVE YOU … with the old man, but I love him. I love the old man. I love you and I look out for you. This person (or animal) really sincerely loves you. He loves you, is devoted to you. Looking for love. He loves sincerely. To get people to love you … honest. I see how … by one I really love. I see one I really love. But he really does love you. When you fall in love for real. He looks out for you, knowing … – he loves you. SEEKING GOOD HEALTH Taking the path to good health. An old person who is healthy. Bringing health to people. I am old but I am in such good shape. I know I’m okay. Seeking a life of peace. It’s up to me to find what’s real. Seekers after God. He is honest and harmless. True and honest. You understand God. Bringing real divine love into mass consciousness. My heart is in the right place but my path is …. I sincerely seek to be a good person. Taking a good look at _, you seek what’s really true. … so true; I am investigating that. You are a wise person when you can get along smoothly …. Being mindful of … I see myself on the way to the good place. Let me show you the easy way. Show us how to be genuine. I know how they make things so wholesome. How easy it is to _ honest. x
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Ace of Cups and Six of Wands A complicated scene but I love (him). I love you, and I … as things are not what they seem. … really sincerely loves you but is warped. _ loves you, is devoted to you … in his own way. Love in all the wrong places. Loves sincerely in a phony setting. To get people to love you, you have to look __. How manipulated I have been by one I really love. Such a player he is, … does love you. It’s all a game except when you fall in love. … what’s out there … he loves you. The alternative _ to good health. … who is healthy has outwitted the system. Health to people who are so misled about it. I seem to be _ but I am in such good shape. Seem to be in such good shape. WHAT’S REAL AND WHAT’S NOT I’m okay, and (you) seem to be. A life of peace in this place where things are not as they seem. It’s up to me to find what’s real. … after God get misled. For a crook, he is harmless. True … with a twist. God is not-as-advertised. … real divine love into mass consciousness involves being very sneaky. My heart is in the right place but _ is on the wrong course. … to be a good person in this screwed-up world. … at truthiness, to see what’s really true. It looks (seems) so true. Get along smoothly with sneaky people. … of the pitfalls, … to the good place. The easy way, the shortcuts. To be genuine in a virtual world. … look so wholesome. How easy is it to look _? x
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Hermit and Six of Wands A complicated _ with the old man. I look out for you as things are not what they seem. Really sincerely _ but is warped. Is devoted to you … in his own way. Looking in all the wrong places. Sincerely in a phony setting. To get people to _, you have to look honest. I see how manipulated I have been. Such a player he is, but he really does …. It’s all a game except for when you _ for real. It’s all a game except when it’s real. He looks out for you, knowing what’s out there. Taking the alternative path. An old person has outwitted the system. Bringing _ to people who are so misled about it. I seem to be old. I know I’m okay and I know _ seem to be. Seeking _ in this place where things are not as they seem. It’s up to me to find … among the lookalikes. Seekers get misled. For a crook, he is honest.* Honest … with a twist. You understand _ is not-as-advertised. Bringing real into __ involves being very sneaky. But my path is the wrong course. I sincerely seek _ in this screwed-up world. Taking a good look at truthiness, you seek …. It looks so _, and I am investigating that. You are a wise person when … with sneaky people. Being mindful of the pitfalls, I see myself on the way to …. SHOW US THE TRICKS Let me show you the shortcuts. Show us how to be genuine. I know how they make things look so _. … to look honest. x
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Ace of Cups …….. Ace of Cups is love, and it’s unconditional love. It’s all good. (Read the explanation of the illustration in Learn Tarot By Observing above.) It’s ease and easy and easygoing and going with the flow, letting and accepting and cooperating. It’s peace and spirituality, the good part of mass consciousness, flourishing and being in good shape. It’s ‘good’ anything at all: good health, good person, wholesome, clean, pure, honest and well-intentioned. It’s the real thing. It means benefit and beneficial. It means harmless. It means genuine. Speaking of flow, Ace of Cups can be rain or any sort of leak, or water itself. You should know a body of water is a universal symbol of mass consciousness.
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Hermit …………. Hermit is a monk, a service monk (which means he does useful things). Think of the characteristics of that office, and you will pull Hermit’s meanings together. This one is a physician, and he is ‘on the path’ out looking patiently for travelers to help them to his place where there’s a warm bed and a hot meal. So Hermit comes to you; Hermit is looking out for someone; Hermit is a helpful friend, a friend when you are in need. He is a wise person, a counselor or confidante. Hermit is an old or older (or mature) man, is celibate or true to his mate. Hermit knows, is wise, is spiritual and is a spiritual guide or teacher. He also watches, investigates, searches and looks for – which makes this card also read ‘surveillance’ or ‘surveil.’
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Six of Wands …………. Six of Wands The story of its illustration is written for you in Learn Tarot by Observing, above. ‘Do not trust the environment’ Six of Wands is saying. Something is up. You are being misled (or are misleading someone: Action in Tarot goes both ways). Betrayal is afoot. Sometimes, when Six of Wands is on its good behavior, it just means playing a role or pretending or ‘acting as if.’ Six of Wands is the con artist on a large or a small scale, a leader who betrays followers: bankster, politician, televangelist, charity racketeer. Six of Wands is the bartender who uses a phony shot glass, or a person who makes a lot of promises and doesn’t do any of it.
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Hermit
Ace of Wands, Strength, Six of Wands
You have to understand crooks to handle and overcome them.
An honest person is one who has overcome his/her own sneakiness.
You have to know what their agenda is in order to oppose it.
You have to know what they are up to if you are going to prevent them from doing harm.
She makes an honest man of a guy who is out to get laid.
The one thing he is out to get involves being devoted to a very dominant female.
He is honest with himself about his one-purpose agenda to get her to make him behave.
To seduce a woman of character, a man must be patient and sincere.
Watch her handle forceful opposition by seeming to be on its side.
The main point is to investigate so as not to let subversives in.
He is patient with other people’s blatant attempts to use him: He makes their attempts harmless.
Being wise to a mooch is the only way to prevent its depredations.
He helps her overcome the main thing she has going against her.
She handles supposed friends who come against her, with the help of a friend.
He advises her to be forceful in her defense against betrayals.
Drama here. In the middle we have preventing an enemy from attacking by taming it, the Strength card. It is often a woman doing that. The point is her character creates the ability to nip opposition in the bud. To the left is the Ace of Wands (He seems to show up for dinner often at our table, doesn’t he?) which suggests a forceful attack. To the right is the Six of Wands which suggests a sneaky subversive attack. Both Strength and Ace of Wands are about winning a conflict. If you take Ace of Wands and Six of Wands, you are talking a sexual seduction with an ulterior purpose, and they appear on either side of the lady of character who disciplines snarky defiance and who puts down force. And then above them all we have the Hermit who is sincerity, honesty, devotion, and observing – or a person (most likely male) who is sincere, helpful, honest, devoted, or who observes.
Advice. We talk about character here with the Strength and the Hermit- both a male and a female who are characterized as having character. And we talk about dealing firmly with someone (or the someones) who don’t, who are subversive, who betray friendship. So advice is to observe, to look for snarky behavior around you, and deal with it firmly, not let it do harm. You may have the help of a friend in this project. It is not going to be any big project, no ordeal involved.
Ace of Wands: This Rider Waite Tarot card is crashing the party lately. It means to be firm or forceful, to win or accomplish. So it is living up to its meaning, barging in here. Illustration is a hand with a board in it, which reminds me of a saying my old daddy used to repeat: “Some people, in order to get their attention, you have to hit them in the face with a board.”
Strength: We have already talked at length about her above. Bullies turn into pussycats when they intend to come against her because of who she is. This happens in real life if you just observe. The illustration shows a lady petting the predator lion, holding his mouth closed against the roar, and he is purring instead.
Six of Wands: The false flag, the alleged friend who is out to use you or get you or do you in some way, small or large. Sneaky, snarky, mooch who is gonna embezzle or get his cut behind your back. Yes, the kind of person you watch, which is what the next card after it means, the Hermit. Illustration is of a fella whose horse doesn’t trust him.
Hermit: Here is the monk dedicated to helping travelers who are lost or in distress. He goes out looking for them even at night. He is the kind helpful supportive friend. The phrases he means today are: understand, honest, know, being devoted to, patient and sincere, watch, investigate, patient, being wise to, helps and the help of a friend, advises.
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Fool
Two of Swords, Three of Wands, Judgment
Assumes it’s not going to be happening again.
Is not going to be coming back, has gone on.
Is not going to be there for the repeat performance that’s upcoming.
Ignoring the big announcement that that’s not going to be happening.
Assume I will never be going back there again.
Am not going to be surprised because I won’t be there.
He/she is not coming – has broken free.
No future with him/her, he/she is starting some new life.
Now that that’s over, there’s going to be a new life of freedom.
Doesn’t know he/she/it isn’t going to recover.
Said he/she is not going to be there/here.
Tells you there’s no way you are going to be free.
Is not ever going to listen to what you say/is said.
Do not disregard continual alarms.
Always going to be no warnings, so you may as well not even listen.
Am not going to repeat it, will be acting as if I never said it.
Will keep repeating until the very end, as long as long as (Person) isn’t paying any attention.
When it is over you don’t go back, just forget about it and enjoy the new phase of life that is coming.
No way to keep ignoring the news.
When it’s over, you are going to be really happy again.
Can’t forget, so you are going back.
When it’s over, you will be free for a whole new life.
It’s going to be over again before you know it.
Not going to let that go on – will be free as a bird again.
You can’t just forget it, reminders keep coming to you.
The only definitive card – as far as a story or action here – is Judgment, and it isn’t much of one. Its main meanings are something happening again, a return, a new life, a recovery, an announcement, news, an alarm.
We begin with a negating card, the Two of Swords, that in Rider Waite means ‘no way’ primarily. (Negating cards create variety in the kind of spread that we have here, the kind that cards can be read in any order and are not assigned a position that means something.) Then the Three of Wands means it is coming – usually a good thing is coming – so that makes it a future card and it also means continuing action or the word ‘continue.’ The last card means to be free, to ignore or disregard or not pay attention, to be oblivious or not know, to assume, to not be present. And somehow I put them together … amazing, isn’t it?
Advice suggests when it is over you don’t go back, just forget about it and enjoy the new phase of life that is coming.
Two of Swords: We begin with a negating card, the Two of Swords, that in Rider Waite means ‘no way’ primarily. You can’t. The end: in the end, when it ends, etc. The illustration shows a blindfolded woman who has two heavy swords in crossed arms, seated on a stone bench at the very edge of what looks to be a seawall, and there are rocks in the sea.
Three of Wands: This is a simple and limited card. It means it’s coming – profit or something good, usually. Continuing future tense – it is one of the future cards. Often means the word ‘continue.’ Its illustration in Rider Waite is a merchant standing watching the ships come in that bear his merchandise and/or his profit.
Judgment: Today its meanings are: ‘again,’ to do or to occur again, to come back, a repeat performance, an announcement, surprise, to break into a new phase, new life, recover, to say or announce, alarm or warning, repeat, reminder, news, again, a whole new life. The illustration shows a resurrection, folks newly released from their coffins for a new life.
Fool: This is one of the flexible cards. Not paying attention is a main function of Fool: assumes, ignoring, doesn’t know, not listen, disregard, just forget about it, not let on. Being happy and free are also key to Fool. Not present, not going to be there. And then there are what I call the ‘water off a duck’s back’ or the ‘shrug’ meanings such as ‘may as well,’ and ‘as if I had never’ and ‘not let on that.’
The illustration shows a fellow prancing off a cliff, happy as a clam, oblivious. The person epitomizes the slogan ‘Ignorance is bliss.’
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