Guidance, Tarot Verbatim
Hierophant – Six of Wands – Magician
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Guidance
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You get a little dizzy these days looking simultaneously at the way things are, and the way things really are. ‘The real physical world’ we say … even we who know the physical world isn’t all that real. Acting in the theater that we have agreed to call official reality limits our scope of experience, but act upon this surface we do. And today we also note that there are jokers who have their own version of the real world, and are ‘up to something’ using this three-dimensional reality sandwich we live in.
Could This Be You?
Picture this: You look at the cards in your spread.
You immediately get an idea because you know a few of them intimately.
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GUIDANCE Did you come here for Your Daily Predictions? Good! Guidance provides your predictions in a summary. It is the Guidance received for you through three Rider Waite Tarot™ cards, using Tarot Verbatim™.
GROUP TAROT READINGS Here are several one-sentence readings that are predictions for you and the people around you for today and the days around it. Here Tarot is talking to you: These sentences express word-for-word, verbatim, the meanings of those three Tarot cards. You choose which sentences apply to you, and you choose whether to encourage them or not.
SYNOPSIS Located right after the Group Tarot Cards Reading sentences, is a deeper expression of today’s Guidance. Read this too for your predictions. Here you complete your predictions experience. The rest of the page is more about learning to love and learn Tarot Verbatim™.
LEARN TAROT CARDS BY PICTURES Are you ready to begin learning Tarot Verbatim™? Here your in-depth meanings come alive for each of the three cards! In Tarot Verbatim™, pictures make the meaning, so each card is like a person you know and remember.
WITHOUT THE PICTURES For the true seeker of Tarot knowledge, here is what you need to know about how the three cards in today’s spread affect one another, and how to apply Tarot Verbatim™. Here too the cards come alive, together.
WHERE EACH PHRASE COMES FROM At a glance, with a color for each card, your subconscious picks up on how the sentences of GROUP TAROT CARDS READING came to be. You feel how individual card meanings reach out and blend, unite, into a sentence. (You can learn this – yes, you!) Your subconscious awareness sees the image and its feeling and your conscious awareness sees the language meaning, the text… so your two minds focus together to see 3D, three dimensionally, the same way your two eyes see depth that one eye does not.
PHRASES FOR ALL THREE TWO CARD COMBINATIONS Are you ready for the final step of this revolutionary Tarot Verbatim™ technique? Now to make it exceedingly plain and simple, we list the expressions each pair of cards makes. We list them in paragraph form rather than itemized so that they flow, and your subconscious clicks into place and ‘gets it.’ You may even find flashes of dreams or intuitive realities as you read these, at times.
The Rider Waite Tarot™ deck is a data bank in mass consciousness that your subconscious can communicate with. Tarot Verbatim™ is the Rosetta Stone that makes that communication easy because it is a bridge between conscious and subconscious thought. When both your levels of awareness focus together, you think intuitively in real time in ‘the real world.’
Bon voyage!
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Group Tarot Card Readings
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Here is the actual word-for-word messages from the pictures of the three cards you see – to everyone. These readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself. 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™.
“Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.”
Hierophant – Six of Wands – Magician
Tarot Readings : Hierophant and Six of Wands
Playing it safe is what to do.
Lookin’ so good as he sleazes out.
Act like I am okay, to keep up appearances.
What he is doing is playing the church game.
He is only pretending to be straight with you.
It seems so right when it’s you who’s doing it.
He was tricked into voluntarily doing the right thing.
Am behaving myself due to circumstances beyond my control.
Tarot Readings : Hierophant and Magician
Putting on a respectable act.
This religious guy has an agenda.
He is misled into doing the right thing.
Acting decent was so counterproductive.
Being the straight man in a crooked scene.
Acting sober when I’m under the influence.
We act so straight when we are up to something.
Doing what I ought to do is not in my best interest.
Tarot Readings : Six of Wands and Magician
It’s so real when you fool yourself.
Going along with acting like I’m okay.
A crook is acting with the best of intentions.
Unintended consequences of doing what I should.
I go along with doing something for my own good.
He started out to seduce her but here he is: committed.
He has such reservations about acting the way he should.
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Synopsis
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Sometime in your life (more than once), you have called upon yourself – in the presence of two people who each saw you in very different perspectives – to talk and act in such a way each of those people were comfortable. We suggest here that your normal day is like that – that you are one person to one set of folks, and yet another person to a few other sets. We step over these curbs all the time and think nothing of it, but, yes, we are negotiating and juggling several realities here. Think about that and appreciate your skill … and develop it.
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Learn Single Tarot Cards By Pictures
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GET A SINGLE CARD’S MEANINGS: TYPE IT INTO SEARCH BOX ON OUR SEARCH PAGE
Hierophant
Hierophant is about appearances, about ‘face,’ ‘face values,’ and – just like its meaning – it is a different character depending upon the company it is in. You see the pope doing a routine ritual with his usual helpers. Hierophant is about the distinction between what the ceremony means to the public, and to the theologians. The meanings about appearances rise from this deeper end of its pool of meanings. Looking good, seeming okay. It’s one of the cards that translates ‘good’ in various ways.
Normally, Hierophant means ‘normally’ – the usual, the routine, behaving oneself, being respectable and decent, being straight and sober, doing the right thing, ought, should, having good intentions. That stretches to include ‘safe’ and ‘no harm’ or ‘harmless.’ ‘Innocuous’ belong solidly to Hierophant.
Naturally, this is the card for church and religion. It makes a marriage card ‘holy matrimony,’ for instance.
Hierophant is associated with the word ‘physical,’ as is Page of Wands. Hierophant is about official reality, about certificates and titles and ‘on paper.’ It is one of the Tarot cards that can mean the name of something or someone (rarely – usually that’s Page of Wands). It means ‘committed’ too, which is (I guess) an outgrowth of the ‘official’ meanings. Committed couple is ‘an item.’
Six of Wands
Seeing Hierophant in the company of Six of Wands alerts you to not take things at face value, because Six of Wands says: Things are not as they appear. And it’s a card that most readers (my opinion of course) miss its real meaning for what appears to be that. The horse is trying to tell you something!
Six of Wands is a false victory. Win the battle, lose the war. That’s what happened to an English king (Richard III, I believe). He won, and chased the invading Arabs into an ambush, and was their captive all his life thereafter.
One class of meanings for this complex Tarot card is all about pretense – similar to Two of Cups. (You hate to see Six of Wands and Two of Cups together, because something’s really up.) Here are some today’s Six of Wands words: Playing, pretending, seems, appears, fool yourself, go along with.
Six of Wands goes a little darker into deceit with these words sampled from today’s spread: sleazes, up to something, crook, seduce, has an agenda.
Six of Wands also looks at the same situation from the victim’s point of view with today’s words: tricked into, is misled.
Six of Wands also looks at the same situation as a circumstance rather than from one side or the other’s viewpoint with these phrases: due to circumstances beyond my control, so counterproductive, under the influence, is not in my best interest, unintended consequences, such reservations about.
Magician
Magician is one of the cards Tarot could do without, except for its ‘male principle’ status. That’s an esoteric thing, and Rider Waite is a Golden Dawn descendant. Male principle gives Magician its meanings. They are simple, so simple that in spreads Magician often gets lost in the verbs and pronouns other cards make. It mainly means ‘he’ and represents a (or the) guy in your spread’s story (as well as pronouns: I, myself, yourself, him, himself.
And Magician mainly means any form of ‘do’ or ‘make,’ as well as ‘to bring about,’ to bring down,’ etc. It also means ‘act,’ action,’ and forms of that word. Magician means willpower, and the will. (Magicians’ definition of magic is ‘will.’)
Magician is intentional, voluntary, action. It means to start, to volunteer, ‘voluntarily,’ voluntary, initiate.
You see the suits of Tarot on Magician’s table. He raises his right hand to heaven with his wand (will) to bring down what he wills. His left hand grounds the action to earth: He is pointing, see?
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Now Without The Pictures
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The way things are, and the way things seem to be: That is our environment here. Hierophant is the way things are, the official reality, the mainstream world view – the way things are and the way people think. Hierophant represents those four-letter words: should and ought. And here comes Six of Wands to say ‘Things are not as they appear.’ Magician is a bystander who tosses in male pronouns and action words from the sidelines.
The interplay between official reality and jokers who fool with it, and fool with us, is our theater of action. We don’t have a card that represents sane grounded bedrock reality here, but it’s kind of in the air making some distinctions.
The upshot of today’s Tarot talk is: In which reality is action happening? – or ‘In which reality are you acting?’
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Now We Show You Where Each Phrase In Each Sentence Comes From
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Hierophant – Six of Wands – Magician
Playing it Six of Wands safe Hierophant is what to do Magician.
Lookin’ so good Hierophant as he Magician sleazes out Six of Wands.
Act like Magician I am okay Hierophant, to keep up appearances Six of Wands.
What he is doing is Magician playing the church Hierophant game Six of Wands.
He is Magician only pretending Six of Wands to be straight Hierophant with you.
It seems Six of Wands so right Hierophant when it’s you who’s doing it Magician.
He Magician was tricked into Six of Wands voluntarily Magician doing the right thing Hierophant.
Am behaving Hierophant myself Magician due to circumstances beyond my control Six of Wands.
Putting on a Six of Wands respectable Hierophant act Magician.
This religious Hierophant guy Magician has an agenda Six of Wands.
He is Magician misled into Six of Wands doing the right thing Hierophant.
Acting Magician decent Hierophant was so counterproductive Six of Wands.
Being the straight Hierophant man Magician in a crooked scene Six of Wands.
Acting Magician sober Hierophant when I’m Magician under the influence Six of Wands.
We act Magician so straight Hierophant when we are up to something Six of Wands.
Doing what I ought Hierophant to do Magician is not in my best interest Six of Wands.
It’s so real Hierophant when you fool Six of Wands yourself Magician.
Going along with Six of Wands acting like Magician I’m okay Hierophant.
A crook Six of Wands is acting Magician with the best of intentions Hierophant.
Unintended consequences Six of Wands of doing Magician what I should Hierophant.
I Magician go along with doing something Six of Wands for my own good Hierophant.
He started out Magician to seduce her Six of Wands but here he is: committed Hierophant.
He has such reservations about Six of Wands acting Magician the way he should Hierophant.
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Here Are Phrases For All Three 2-Card Combinations
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Resonates with your subconscious awareness!
Get Meanings of any two card combinations by typing them into search box on our Search page.
Hierophant and Six of Wands
Playing it safe.*** Lookin’ so good sleazing out. … I am okay, to keep up appearances. Playing the church game.*** Pretending to be straight with you. It seems so right.** Tricked into doing the right thing.*** Am behaving due to circumstances beyond my control. Putting on a respectable _. This religious _ has an agenda. Misled into doing the right thing. Decent was so counterproductive. Being straight in a crooked scene. __ sober when under the influence. So straight when we are up to something. What I ought to do is not in my best interest.*** It’s so real when you fool _. Going along with being okay. A crook has the best of intentions. Unintended consequences of … what should. Go along with something for my own good.*** … to seduce her, but here he is: committed.
Hierophant and Magician
… safe is what to do. Lookin’ so good as he …. Act like I am okay.*** What he is doing is _ the church. He is _ to be straight with you. So right when it’s you who’s doing it. He voluntarily does the right thing. Am behaving myself. A respectable act.** This religious guy.*** He is doing the right thing. Acting decent. Being the straight man. Acting sober when I’m …. We act so straight. Doing what I ought to do.*** It’s so real when you _ yourself. Acting like I’m okay. Acting with the best of intentions. Doing what I should.*** I _ for my own good. For my own good. He started out to _, but here he is: committed. Acting the way he should.
Six of Wands and Magician
Playing it _ is what to do. He sleazes out. Act like _, to keep up appearances. What he is doing is playing the game. He is only pretending.*** It seems _ when it’s you who’s doing it. He was tricked into voluntarily …. _ myself due to circumstances beyond my control. Putting on an act. This guy has an agenda. He is misled. Acting _ was so counterproductive. Being the man in a crooked scene. Acting _ when we are up to something. Doing _ is not in my best interest. You fool yourself.*** Going along with acting like …. A crook is acting …. Unintended consequences of doing …. I go along with doing something. He started out to seduce her. He has such reservations about acting ….
Guidance, Tarot Verbatim
Hierophant – Six of Wands – Magician
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Guidance
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You get a little dizzy these days looking simultaneously at the way things are, and the way things really are. ‘The real physical world’ we say … even we who know the physical world isn’t all that real. Acting in the theater that we have agreed to call official reality limits our scope of experience, but act upon this surface we do. And today we also note that there are jokers who have their own version of the real world, and are ‘up to something’ using this three-dimensional reality sandwich we live in.
Could This Be You?
Picture this: You look at the cards in your spread.
You immediately get an idea because you know a few of them intimately.
AND you know a system that works because you have had a few
Tarot Email Training emails from Emily.
You Are on Your Way.
GET THEM NOW
Are YOU here for the first time? Welcome.
Come in! People love this place! Tarot talks to you here.
Use the navigation bar above to access the sections of our site. Use the links below to navigate your way through this page. Let me tell you about this page with these links:
GUIDANCE Did you come here for Your Daily Predictions? Good! Guidance provides your predictions in a summary. It is the Guidance received for you through three Rider Waite Tarot™ cards, using Tarot Verbatim™.
GROUP TAROT READINGS Here are several one-sentence readings that are predictions for you and the people around you for today and the days around it. Here Tarot is talking to you: These sentences express word-for-word, verbatim, the meanings of those three Tarot cards. You choose which sentences apply to you, and you choose whether to encourage them or not.
SYNOPSIS Located right after the Group Tarot Cards Reading sentences, is a deeper expression of today’s Guidance. Read this too for your predictions. Here you complete your predictions experience. The rest of the page is more about learning to love and learn Tarot Verbatim™.
LEARN TAROT CARDS BY PICTURES Are you ready to begin learning Tarot Verbatim™? Here your in-depth meanings come alive for each of the three cards! In Tarot Verbatim™, pictures make the meaning, so each card is like a person you know and remember.
WITHOUT THE PICTURES For the true seeker of Tarot knowledge, here is what you need to know about how the three cards in today’s spread affect one another, and how to apply Tarot Verbatim™. Here too the cards come alive, together.
WHERE EACH PHRASE COMES FROM At a glance, with a color for each card, your subconscious picks up on how the sentences of GROUP TAROT CARDS READING came to be. You feel how individual card meanings reach out and blend, unite, into a sentence. (You can learn this – yes, you!) Your subconscious awareness sees the image and its feeling and your conscious awareness sees the language meaning, the text… so your two minds focus together to see 3D, three dimensionally, the same way your two eyes see depth that one eye does not.
PHRASES FOR ALL THREE TWO CARD COMBINATIONS Are you ready for the final step of this revolutionary Tarot Verbatim™ technique? Now to make it exceedingly plain and simple, we list the expressions each pair of cards makes. We list them in paragraph form rather than itemized so that they flow, and your subconscious clicks into place and ‘gets it.’ You may even find flashes of dreams or intuitive realities as you read these, at times.
The Rider Waite Tarot™ deck is a data bank in mass consciousness that your subconscious can communicate with. Tarot Verbatim™ is the Rosetta Stone that makes that communication easy because it is a bridge between conscious and subconscious thought. When both your levels of awareness focus together, you think intuitively in real time in ‘the real world.’
Bon voyage!
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Group Tarot Card Readings
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Here is the actual word-for-word messages from the pictures of the three cards you see – to everyone. These readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself. 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™.
“Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.”
Hierophant – Six of Wands – Magician
Tarot Readings : Hierophant and Six of Wands
Playing it safe is what to do.
Lookin’ so good as he sleazes out.
Act like I am okay, to keep up appearances.
What he is doing is playing the church game.
He is only pretending to be straight with you.
It seems so right when it’s you who’s doing it.
He was tricked into voluntarily doing the right thing.
Am behaving myself due to circumstances beyond my control.
Tarot Readings : Hierophant and Magician
Putting on a respectable act.
This religious guy has an agenda.
He is misled into doing the right thing.
Acting decent was so counterproductive.
Being the straight man in a crooked scene.
Acting sober when I’m under the influence.
We act so straight when we are up to something.
Doing what I ought to do is not in my best interest.
Tarot Readings : Six of Wands and Magician
It’s so real when you fool yourself.
Going along with acting like I’m okay.
A crook is acting with the best of intentions.
Unintended consequences of doing what I should.
I go along with doing something for my own good.
He started out to seduce her but here he is: committed.
He has such reservations about acting the way he should.
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Synopsis
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Sometime in your life (more than once), you have called upon yourself – in the presence of two people who each saw you in very different perspectives – to talk and act in such a way each of those people were comfortable. We suggest here that your normal day is like that – that you are one person to one set of folks, and yet another person to a few other sets. We step over these curbs all the time and think nothing of it, but, yes, we are negotiating and juggling several realities here. Think about that and appreciate your skill … and develop it.
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Learn Single Tarot Cards By Pictures
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GET A SINGLE CARD’S MEANINGS: TYPE IT INTO SEARCH BOX ON OUR SEARCH PAGE
Hierophant
Hierophant is about appearances, about ‘face,’ ‘face values,’ and – just like its meaning – it is a different character depending upon the company it is in. You see the pope doing a routine ritual with his usual helpers. Hierophant is about the distinction between what the ceremony means to the public, and to the theologians. The meanings about appearances rise from this deeper end of its pool of meanings. Looking good, seeming okay. It’s one of the cards that translates ‘good’ in various ways.
Normally, Hierophant means ‘normally’ – the usual, the routine, behaving oneself, being respectable and decent, being straight and sober, doing the right thing, ought, should, having good intentions. That stretches to include ‘safe’ and ‘no harm’ or ‘harmless.’ ‘Innocuous’ belong solidly to Hierophant.
Naturally, this is the card for church and religion. It makes a marriage card ‘holy matrimony,’ for instance.
Hierophant is associated with the word ‘physical,’ as is Page of Wands. Hierophant is about official reality, about certificates and titles and ‘on paper.’ It is one of the Tarot cards that can mean the name of something or someone (rarely – usually that’s Page of Wands). It means ‘committed’ too, which is (I guess) an outgrowth of the ‘official’ meanings. Committed couple is ‘an item.’
Six of Wands
Seeing Hierophant in the company of Six of Wands alerts you to not take things at face value, because Six of Wands says: Things are not as they appear. And it’s a card that most readers (my opinion of course) miss its real meaning for what appears to be that. The horse is trying to tell you something!
Six of Wands is a false victory. Win the battle, lose the war. That’s what happened to an English king (Richard III, I believe). He won, and chased the invading Arabs into an ambush, and was their captive all his life thereafter.
One class of meanings for this complex Tarot card is all about pretense – similar to Two of Cups. (You hate to see Six of Wands and Two of Cups together, because something’s really up.) Here are some today’s Six of Wands words: Playing, pretending, seems, appears, fool yourself, go along with.
Six of Wands goes a little darker into deceit with these words sampled from today’s spread: sleazes, up to something, crook, seduce, has an agenda.
Six of Wands also looks at the same situation from the victim’s point of view with today’s words: tricked into, is misled.
Six of Wands also looks at the same situation as a circumstance rather than from one side or the other’s viewpoint with these phrases: due to circumstances beyond my control, so counterproductive, under the influence, is not in my best interest, unintended consequences, such reservations about.
Magician
Magician is one of the cards Tarot could do without, except for its ‘male principle’ status. That’s an esoteric thing, and Rider Waite is a Golden Dawn descendant. Male principle gives Magician its meanings. They are simple, so simple that in spreads Magician often gets lost in the verbs and pronouns other cards make. It mainly means ‘he’ and represents a (or the) guy in your spread’s story (as well as pronouns: I, myself, yourself, him, himself.
And Magician mainly means any form of ‘do’ or ‘make,’ as well as ‘to bring about,’ to bring down,’ etc. It also means ‘act,’ action,’ and forms of that word. Magician means willpower, and the will. (Magicians’ definition of magic is ‘will.’)
Magician is intentional, voluntary, action. It means to start, to volunteer, ‘voluntarily,’ voluntary, initiate.
You see the suits of Tarot on Magician’s table. He raises his right hand to heaven with his wand (will) to bring down what he wills. His left hand grounds the action to earth: He is pointing, see?
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Now Without The Pictures
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The way things are, and the way things seem to be: That is our environment here. Hierophant is the way things are, the official reality, the mainstream world view – the way things are and the way people think. Hierophant represents those four-letter words: should and ought. And here comes Six of Wands to say ‘Things are not as they appear.’ Magician is a bystander who tosses in male pronouns and action words from the sidelines.
The interplay between official reality and jokers who fool with it, and fool with us, is our theater of action. We don’t have a card that represents sane grounded bedrock reality here, but it’s kind of in the air making some distinctions.
The upshot of today’s Tarot talk is: In which reality is action happening? – or ‘In which reality are you acting?’
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Now We Show You Where Each Phrase In Each Sentence Comes From
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Hierophant – Six of Wands – Magician
Playing it Six of Wands safe Hierophant is what to do Magician.
Lookin’ so good Hierophant as he Magician sleazes out Six of Wands.
Act like Magician I am okay Hierophant, to keep up appearances Six of Wands.
What he is doing is Magician playing the church Hierophant game Six of Wands.
He is Magician only pretending Six of Wands to be straight Hierophant with you.
It seems Six of Wands so right Hierophant when it’s you who’s doing it Magician.
He Magician was tricked into Six of Wands voluntarily Magician doing the right thing Hierophant.
Am behaving Hierophant myself Magician due to circumstances beyond my control Six of Wands.
Putting on a Six of Wands respectable Hierophant act Magician.
This religious Hierophant guy Magician has an agenda Six of Wands.
He is Magician misled into Six of Wands doing the right thing Hierophant.
Acting Magician decent Hierophant was so counterproductive Six of Wands.
Being the straight Hierophant man Magician in a crooked scene Six of Wands.
Acting Magician sober Hierophant when I’m Magician under the influence Six of Wands.
We act Magician so straight Hierophant when we are up to something Six of Wands.
Doing what I ought Hierophant to do Magician is not in my best interest Six of Wands.
It’s so real Hierophant when you fool Six of Wands yourself Magician.
Going along with Six of Wands acting like Magician I’m okay Hierophant.
A crook Six of Wands is acting Magician with the best of intentions Hierophant.
Unintended consequences Six of Wands of doing Magician what I should Hierophant.
I Magician go along with doing something Six of Wands for my own good Hierophant.
He started out Magician to seduce her Six of Wands but here he is: committed Hierophant.
He has such reservations about Six of Wands acting Magician the way he should Hierophant.
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Here Are Phrases For All Three 2-Card Combinations
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Resonates with your subconscious awareness!
Get Meanings of any two card combinations by typing them into search box on our Search page.
Hierophant and Six of Wands
Playing it safe.*** Lookin’ so good sleazing out. … I am okay, to keep up appearances. Playing the church game.*** Pretending to be straight with you. It seems so right.** Tricked into doing the right thing.*** Am behaving due to circumstances beyond my control. Putting on a respectable _. This religious _ has an agenda. Misled into doing the right thing. Decent was so counterproductive. Being straight in a crooked scene. __ sober when under the influence. So straight when we are up to something. What I ought to do is not in my best interest.*** It’s so real when you fool _. Going along with being okay. A crook has the best of intentions. Unintended consequences of … what should. Go along with something for my own good.*** … to seduce her, but here he is: committed.
Hierophant and Magician
… safe is what to do. Lookin’ so good as he …. Act like I am okay.*** What he is doing is _ the church. He is _ to be straight with you. So right when it’s you who’s doing it. He voluntarily does the right thing. Am behaving myself. A respectable act.** This religious guy.*** He is doing the right thing. Acting decent. Being the straight man. Acting sober when I’m …. We act so straight. Doing what I ought to do.*** It’s so real when you _ yourself. Acting like I’m okay. Acting with the best of intentions. Doing what I should.*** I _ for my own good. For my own good. He started out to _, but here he is: committed. Acting the way he should.
Six of Wands and Magician
Playing it _ is what to do. He sleazes out. Act like _, to keep up appearances. What he is doing is playing the game. He is only pretending.*** It seems _ when it’s you who’s doing it. He was tricked into voluntarily …. _ myself due to circumstances beyond my control. Putting on an act. This guy has an agenda. He is misled. Acting _ was so counterproductive. Being the man in a crooked scene. Acting _ when we are up to something. Doing _ is not in my best interest. You fool yourself.*** Going along with acting like …. A crook is acting …. Unintended consequences of doing …. I go along with doing something. He started out to seduce her. He has such reservations about acting ….
Tarot Verbatim
GUIDANCE Being mindful of ‘the rules’ – of the road signs and the unspoken understandings of what is considered proper – so as to deliberately, consciously either follow or excuse ourselves from them … either adhere to them get out of them. We are looking at where we, personally, place that marker between the extremes of conventional and wild. Of course, our decisions and our determinations are not as to all the rules all the time, but on a case-by-case basis. ‘Some things are negotiable, and some are not’ in our personal life philosophies, and it’s best to hang out most of the time with people whose marker is approximately where you have your own parked.
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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING is the actual word-for-word messages from the pictures of the three cards you see – to everyone. These readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself. 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™.
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Hierophant – Knight of Pentacles – Six of Wands
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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
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Tarot Readings: I’m Sure I’m Okay (Hierophant and Knight of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: They Way They Are, and the Way They Seem (Hierophant and Six of Wands)
Tarot Readings: Conforming to the Program (Hierophant and Six of Wands)
Tarot Readings: Got to Play the Role (Knight of Pentacles and Six of Wands)
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Tarot Readings: I’m Sure I’m Okay (Hierophant and Knight of Pentacles)
In a crooked world, I am real for sure.
I am sure I am okay in spite of some games being played.
You can be sure that even the safest course has unintended consequences.
Make sure you look respectable.
I usually act sure of myself.
Be mindful of your physical appearance.
A plain man is ambitious in the real physical world.
I see how I make commitments to people who take advantage.
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Tarot Readings: They Way They Are, and the Way They Seem (Hierophant and Six of Wands)
I think about the way things are, and the way they seem to be.
His perspective is that he was tricked into committing.
I see the routines, the rituals, sucking me in.
Looking at it, this only seems to be a good place.
Pretending to be sober: I know that one!
Focus: You are being distracted from the facts.
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Tarot Readings: Conforming to the Program (Hierophant and Six of Wands)
I aim to go along with this program for my own good.
It takes willpower to conform, to go along with a program.
I will pass this program any way I can.
A dogma has programmed this person’s mindset.
When it’s your agenda, you think it’s clean.
To be a crook, you have to look honest.
I know when I’m conforming and when I’m faking it.
Due to circumstances beyond my control, behaving myself is my priority.
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Tarot Readings: Got to Play the Role (Knight of Pentacles and Six of Wands)
I put all my energy into seeming to be okay.
Looking to sleaze out and still look good.
You’ve got to play the role when you’re in church.
Watching them pretend to be straight.
He knows how to bend the rules.
A traditional belief that is counterproductive.
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Hierophant – Knight of Pentacles – Six of Wands
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….. .. …….…… .. …..…………, This is an interesting spread. To the left is Hierophant the Pope, the well-behaved by-the-book straight arrow conventional person. To the right is the opposite type of people: the crook, the schemer, the con artist, the white-collar criminal and sleazeball who did you wrong, who honors no ethics and no rules. The sociopath.
And what do we have in the middle? – deciding, taking a good look, being very mindful … and self-interest. So Knight of Pentacles can apply to putting one’s whole energy into doing right and being decent (the influence of Hierophant), or can apply to actively taking foul advantage of one’s fellows (the influence of Six of Wands). And here we have both, and we have only that: We have stories.
Hierophant and Knight of Pentacles Hierophant and Knight of Pentacles express a focus on physical, ordinary, real-world, established means to an end. These two Rider Waite Tarot cards also describe a plain man who is ambitious in the real physical ordinary world.
…….…..………………………. Hierophant and Six of Wands Hierophant and Six of Wands are the heart of our message. These are the two cards that contrast the crooked, Six of Wands, and the straight, Hierophant. (There are two categories in the one-sentence Tarot Readings that cover this; you can go up there and read all of them.] Six of Wands and Hierophant say the con artist is so respectable. They say ‘Playing it straight in a crooked world.’ They state the routine, the rituals, suck us in. People pretending to be straight. It’s so real when you are fooling yourself. Your own sneaky agenda seems clean to you. Here is the clash.
…….…..………………………. Knight of Pentacles and Six of Wands Knight of Pentacles is focusing on one thing, is self-interest, is putting energy on one thing, is looking or watching, and is believing. These things apply to the many meanings of Six of Wands – things like pretending, playing a role, sleazing out, taking foul advantage. Six of Wands is the crook, the con artist, the sociopath, a deliberate doer of great harm who sets up a trap. Bernie Madof, for instance, would qualify. But this pair can also simply say ‘putting my energy into playing my role.’
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Hierophant Hierophant is the pope, and he is doing what he usually and routinely does. Hierophant means being decent, behaving, conforming, the official story, committing, the usual, the ordinary, normal and okay. This Rider Waite Tarot card is in bad company today: Six of Wands is pretending to be all the things Hierophant is. Hierophant is harmless; Six of Wands is pretending to be harmless. Hierophant means the official appearance, the face of things, and Six of Wands is putting on a false face. And on down the line: the actual physical real and real-world thing versus the fake.
Knight of Pentacles Here is this sturdy muscled fellow on his sturdy muscled horse. The horse is stopped, and the man stares intensely at what he holds, which is money (Pentacles are coins.) The main point of Knight of Pentacles is the focus, the concentration. The energy. The determination: These too. A common phrase for Knight of Pentacles is ‘one thing on his mind.’ Today, though, strung between the real thing, Hierophant, and the appearance of it, Six of Wands, our Knight of Pentacles is mainly knowing the difference. This idea is phrased in quite a few ways, but it all boils down to the same thing.
Six of Wands In our illustration here, King Richard III of England is being lured to chase some Arabs and win a battle against them … and get kidnapped and held for life so the next in line to the throne can be king. (The same kidnapping scene happened to Joan of Arc.) So Six of Wands in Tarot Verbatim™ is about a pretense designed to harm, is about scheming, a plot, a double-cross, pulling off some caper. It is about the con artist, even on a Bernie Madof scale. Six of Wands is all about intrigue, betrayal, pretense, false friends and people who have a use for you. Games People Play.
Six of Wands applies from the perspective of the victim as well, bringing on a fresh set of meanings about us falling for that seal of approval, that label, that dogma, buying into the facade believing ‘something’s in it for me.’ (Note those Hierophant meanings there.) We join a campaign, we work for a company, we take up with a person … that we think ‘is on our side,’ and it turns out we’ve been had.
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What seems to be, and what’s real. Being for real versus playing the role. We contrast ‘I see the routines, the rituals, sucking me in’ with ‘I aim to go along with this program for my own good,’ making the point that playing a role isn’t, per se, a bad thing.
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Guidance Advice is making the distinction between being right and being moral, between being of good repute and doing right by others, giving everyone his due. In the same way, it makes the distinction between the pay scale for the work and the actual work done for the actual pay. Such disparities are the norm, we say. They don’t pay you for doing what you are supposed to. Doing the accepted thing isn’t doing the right thing.
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‘Group Analytical Tarot Cards Reading’ (just below this) is the actual word-for-word messages to everyone. These readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself.
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Magician
Hierophant, Six of Pentacles, Eight of Cups
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Tarot Readings: Doing the right thing (Hierophant and Magician)
Tarot Readings: Paid for What is Done (Six of Pentacles and Magician)
Miscellaneous Tarot Readings
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Tarot Readings: Doing the right thing (Hierophant and Magician)
Doing the accepted thing isn’t doing the right thing.
Hypocritical acts involve avoiding doing right by others.
Giving to this church isn’t the right thing to do.
Avoid doing just what’s expected and conventional, and do right by the people you owe that to.
They avoid doing the right thing that they owe their fellow human and instead do the morally acceptable thing.
Ducking out on paying these bills is doing the right thing.
You do what is appropriate when you don’t have the money to pay.
Tarot Readings: Paid for What is Done (Six of Pentacles and Magician)
They aren’t paying you for doing what you are supposed to.
Ducks out on doing what entitles him/her to a paycheck.
Did not do what would have entitled (him) to be paid.
The official pay scale isn’t what they are practicing.
Paid not to do it the way it would be approved.
He does it according to accepted practice for approval, not just to get paid.
Get paid for doing it but not in the right amount.
He did not get to do what they paid him to do, but that’s okay.
He is supposed to get paid before he does the job.
This is the kind of thing you ordinarily do and they don’t have to pay you for it.
You are still entitled to be paid if you skip doing that.
He wasn’t present when it was done but is entitled to payment.
Miscellaneous Tarot Readings
That would be paying a bill that is not legitimate!
Not getting the attention he deserves for what he does.
What he does is avoid paying in full: He feels so entitled.
She was gone before you could give her what she truly deserved, so you did not get to.
He was gone before you could give him what he truly deserved, so you did not get to.
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This is a group reading, with no Questioner and no Question to limit what the cards say, so there’s more variety – even contractions – and also the pronouns are more flexible. If it feels like it’s yours, and it says ‘he,’ and you’re a ‘she,’ feel free to adopt it.
Magician
Hierophant, Six of Pentacles, Eight of Cups
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Right away, we have a contrast between doing right by people and/or being treated right by them in the Six of Pentacles story, and the appearance of doing right in Hierophant story. Hierophant (the pope) contrasts the official story (what you learn in Sunday school, the public version of a belief system) and what cognoscenti of that church believe. (Read some textbooks theologians write for other such folks, and you will see this matter in detail.) So Hierophant is ‘the official story,’ the news that’s fit to print. It is about being moral, being respectable, being accepted. (Yes, at times it translates ‘decent’ and harmless or safe, too.)
Since Six of Pentacles is getting paid for work done, and Eight of Cups is something aborted or avoided, we have a financial theme too.
Magician tells us this spread will be about doing, about actions. Eight of Cups tells us the story is about action not being completed, something being avoided or ducked out on or walked away from.
So in the middle we have getting paid. To the left, appropriately and according to the paperwork. To the right, something isn’t finished or doesn’t happen, or doesn’t happen fully. Above, something is done. You can put these together your way, yourself, if you would like to try.
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Hierophant is the show, the outward trappings, of religion. That is the pope in his regalia and the priests in theirs, so it is about church, but can refer to the show of any organization or governmental body or religion. It can refer to the show of morallity or religiosity or hypocrisy. (And you don’t have to be Christian to be a hypocrite!) It means the accepted moral conventional whatever, and also means ordinary, normal and ‘no harm.’ ‘For appearance’s sake’ is a good key phrase for this Rider Waite Tarot card. Hierophant is about respectability, about looking clean (‘having a clean nose’). It is a nice normal decent-looking whatever. It is the accepted whatever, is approved, is official. It sometimes means ‘on paper,’ where a certificate makes something valid or legal.
Six of Pentacles is doing right by others, giving others their due, paying the appropriate attention to anything. It is getting paid fairly or paying a fair price, illustrated literally by an employer weighing the coins he is paying the workers.
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Eight of Cups abruptly is off the designated route – in this case because the road could go no other way. It means incompletion, detour, re-routing, dropping out, not finishing, quitting, changing your route and changing your ways. It is a turn.
Magician is the active principle, the male principle. It is the act of, doing – any tense of the verb ‘do’ and most tenses of ‘make.’ Magician also means ‘to bring about’ or bring down. No planning or thinking is involved per se in this card’s meaning, just as no action meanings are involved in the Rider Waite card that means the female principle, High Priestess.
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Four Card Spreads, Guidance, Tarot Verbatim
Guidance “I never met an honest man who claimed to be one; it’s the crooks who have the look” says it all today. We point out that claims to fairness and righteousness are the hallmark of something or someone who is out to take advantage of you, or to mooch. But another part of the message tells you you are on the right course now that you have your own interests firmly in mind, that hard times are over due to getting out of debt, and that ‘Now that I have gotten away from just assuming I’m right, I’m headed for being right.’
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Are YOU here for the first time? Come in! People love this place! Our site is divided into four sections: Guidance, Tarot Readings, Learn Tarot by Observation, and Learn Tarot by Pictures.
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 the cards are conveying. Tarot can come up with a wide variety of sentences (sometimes even completely contradictory sentences!) in a group reading as there is no specific question being asked. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself.
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Ace of Pentacles
Hierophant – Six of Wands – Six of Swords
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Tarot Readings: Heading Toward Your Own Reward (Six of Swords + Ace of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: Games People Play, Pretenses, Labels and Serving Them (Six of Wands)
Tarot Readings: On the Road (Six of Swords + Ace of Pentacles
Tarot Readings: Heading Toward Your Own Reward (Six of Swords + Ace of Pentacles)
Appearances are deceiving, you are headed out of bad times and into the best.
Appearances are deceiving, you are headed out of bad times and into the money.
When I get away from just assuming I’m right, I’m headed for being right.
Since I left the place that claimed they were paying me, I’m doing all right.
Getting out of debt gives you enough money to be okay.
I’m on my way out of being under the influence; being straight is a precious asset.
Hey, I quit being misled, and have my own idea of what is right.
Tarot Readings: Games People Play, Pretenses, Labels and Serving Them (Six of Wands)
Am getting away from fooling people and getting onto the path of being for real.
Avoid the games, just pay the stated price.
Pretending to be a decent person is heading away from the best course.
Being on the right path means heading away from falling for what has that label.
You are supposed to serve interests other than your own, or they won’t make money off of you.
You will not encounter an honest person who claims to be one: It’s the crooks who have the look.
Success is yours when you avoid being programmed by a mindset or a dogma.
When you make a commitment to someone who takes advantage of you, it’s best to leave.
Anything that wants to take advantage presents itself as righteous; that’s a good time to leave.
I got out of a religious organization that mooched my money.
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Tarot Readings: On the Road (Six of Swords + Ace of Pentacles)
Leave here, get on the road; this only seems like a good place.
Avoid the usual road that has been safe: There’s a trap on it today.
Get off the road when you are only pretending to be sober.
You get on a road that is mis-marked.
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Ace of Pentacles
Hierophant – Six of Wands – Six of Swords
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Here we are contrasting what is real, genuine, rewarding for you, and the right path (Ace of Pentacles) with what is deceptive and serving interests other than your own (Six of Wands) and labeled as approved (Hierophant). The remaining card means to leave one place or person or position for another. It usually means to leave a bad scene behind and head into a hopeful one. So our story is very defined for today.
Hierophant and Six of Wands says ‘Appearances (Hierophant) are deceiving (Six of Wands).’ Six of Swords and Ace of Pentacles says ‘Leaving a bad scene (Six of Swords) for a good rewarding one (Ace of Pentacles).’
“I never met an honest man who claimed to be one; it’s the crooks who have the look” says it all today. We point out that claims to fairness and righteousness are the hallmark of something or someone who is out to take advantage of you, or to mooch. But another part of the message tells you you are on the right course now that you have your own interests firmly in mind, that hard times are over due to getting out of debt, and that ‘Now that I have gotten away from just assuming I’m right, I’m headed for being right.’
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Hierophant is the official story, the respectable front we present to the world and that the world presents to us. (Ever wonder why?) It represents the dogma the public is served, the public ritual of the Catholic Church, as opposed to, say, what theologians know. That’s the pope there in the illustration, doing a ritual with some monks or priests. Hierophant is about the label, the ‘clean nose,’ the hypocrisy, the facade that keeps us liking one another and our institutions.
Six of Wands is us falling for that seal of approval, that label, that dogma, buying into the facade believing ‘something’s in it for me.’ We join a campaign, we work for a company, we take up with a person … that we think ‘is on our side,’ and it turns out we’ve been had. Often it’s self-deception here. Often it’s our greed that got us into it in the first place. Our self-interest versus their self-interest. This sums up a lot of human history.
Six of Swords Starting over is just ahead. This is the exodus. Now that we have lost everything, we finally leave. Times are going to be better because of this sorry situation we are getting out of. The bad days are over, the good days are to come. This is a hopeful card in Tarot Verbatim(TM).
Ace of Pentacles The right path, the right-hand path, the straight and narrow, the right way, the right road: That’s Ace of Pentacles. Success. Money in hand. (The price to pay, too.) It equates spiritual and financial success, and is also about victory (the trellis at the rear of the path). It means ‘Yes,’ especially as the Self card.
EXPLANATIONS: (Skip over this and the gray tags.)
Each and every ‘Tarot Reading’ sentence you see is a literal interpretation of the four Rider Waite Tarot cards drawn and pictured for today. (The literal interpretation is from the illustration on each card.) These sentences are put together by only combining the phrases of what each cards says. In other words, there are NO “filler” phrases added just to make full sentences, and no psychic ability or spirit guide is ever involved.
*Without a question* in a group reading to focus the answer, the four Tarot cards can mean quite contradictory things, especially when the Spread has a card that means ‘no,’ ‘never’ or ‘not.’ These negative modifiers can apply to any one of the other cards.
*Without a question* in a group reading, the pronouns (you, him, her, me, us, them, they, etc.) are more flexible. Whenever you see a pronoun in parentheses, please *feel very free* to substitute another pronoun than the one used. I try to drop pronouns when possible, which, if you’ve noticed, can make for awkward phrasing.
Now in an ‘real’ individual reading, the questioner asks a specific question and thereby supplies at least half the information! In an individual situation, the parties are identified and sometimes a time frame is too. Here, in a group reading we cannot do that and so we get a 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 know this!)
Tarot, on the other hand, is perfectly capable of flexibly addressing any group, including all of the visitors that come to this site. It can also address people you might not even know personally, such as all the people at your job who have a say in whether or not you get a raise.
We have been wondering here lately whether the Tarot Verbatim(TM) sentences are more accurate for regular visitors than they are for people who visit this site only once in awhile or for a short time. Would you help us with a comment please, if you have not been a regular visitor? Just let us know if the sentences are relevant to you. So far, people say they do apply.
Return to this site often and you can put all this together and intuitively see yourself how Tarot Verbatim(TM) works. Regular visitors actually learn to read Rider Waite Tarot cards with very little effort.
Illustrations from the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck®, known also as the Rider Tarot and the Waite Tarot, reproduced by permission of U.S. Games Systems, Inc., Stamford, CT 06902 USA. Copyright ©1971 by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. Further reproduction prohibited. The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck® is a registered trademark of U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
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