Tarot Readings for You for February 24, 2013 Sunday(c)
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High Priestess
Devil – Judgment – Seven of Wands
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Your life has a spiritual dimension, a spiritual aspect, that can pop up unexpectedly and present you with something you fight for … or fight against. Spiritual growth sprouts on the battlefields of our life most often – on the recurring crises that face us. To get to our inner peace, our spiritual life, we are forced to overcome our attachments. Often, it’s our attachments to people that either bless or impede our personal development or spiritual growth.
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High Priestess
Devil – Judgment – Seven of Wands
Tarot Readings: Resisting Desire, Fighting Attachment (Devil + Seven of Wands)
As much as he tries to resist, his attachment to the lady is back.
He is resisting the addiction and has a new life with a spiritual dimension.
This lady overwhelms him with desire again.
Once again, an evil woman is pressuring him.
Tarot Readings: Spiritual Battle (Devil + High Priestess)
He is resisting the addiction and has a new life with a spiritual dimension.
Difficulties I am presented with force spiritual awareness upon me.
I have a whole new quiet life because I faced a terrible problem bravely.
Your spiritual growth is happening where your issues are recurring.
A spiritual reawakening has me resisting evil.
I forced myself to get over the enemy inside me.
Am forced to realize a spiritual battle.
A deep awareness I am wrong hits me in the face.
A new spiritual life has me resisting my shadow side.
Vices pop up unexpectedly when you let your guard down.
To get to our inner peace, our spiritual life, we are forced to overcome our attachments.
Tarot Readings: The Shadow in my Face (Devil + Seven of Wands)
Being afraid of change is what forces me to stay put.
The sickness she fought off is coming back.
The problem recurs when you aren’t doing anything to combat it.
She hates it, and she’s not going back there.
She isn’t about to tell him off rudely.
Vices pop up unexpectedly when you let your guard down.
This idea she is ugly comes back overwhelmingly.
He will not accept a woman telling him he is wrong.
Tarot Readings: Thug, Brute, Hell-raiser (Devil)
The thug is surprised. She is an expert at self-defense.
He is breaking her door down raising hell again.
This time, she can defend herself against the brute.
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Devil
Devil has a spectrum of meanings. Obviously, this can be the bad guy, wrong, evil, force, brute or thug, the dark or shadow side (of anything). But it also means things like desire and attachment. The loose chains around the necks of the couple say the attachment (to what is wrong) is voluntary. It can refer to an attachment to a document, even. It means physical, too. It refers, of course to sexual desire, whether to the level of ‘lust’ or not. It also represents disease, illness, problem or difficulty, guilt, fear, and a really bad feeling like ‘I’m worthless’ – the type of feeling clinical depression can force upon one. As a matter of fact, ‘wrong use of force’ is one of its general, philosophical definitions.
Judgment
Judgment refers to a whole new life, a new level of awareness, a revelation, life after death (any kind of death), a recovery or rejuvenation. These meanings arise directly from the angel with the horn that awakes the dead on Judgment Day. In Tarot Verbatim(TM), Judgment also means ‘to return, or go back to’ the way things were. The dead are returning to being alive again in the illustration. ‘A new life’ and ‘returning to the way things were’ presents a potential contradiction you have to watch out for with Judgment.
Seven of Wands
Seven of Wands is presented with an issue or an assault he is not ready for. Ready or not, here it comes. He is going to win against the odds because he is defending his own. But he is overwhelmed and in the midst of combat at the moment we catch him in the illustration. His neighbors intend to take his place and are assaulting him. Seven of Wands is about being under pressure, resisting, and taking a stand today.
High Priestess
High Priestess is the main spiritual Tarot card, since it means the spiritual realm or plane. It stands for the feminine principle of receptivity, esoterically speaking – illustrated with the figure of a seated woman. It is a Kabbalah-based card: The pillars with ‘B’ and ‘J’ are about the mercy versus justice concept that I think is central to Kabbalah. In a more ‘real life’ application, High Priestess is a woman, a quiet woman, a wise or expert woman, a lady (passive), she who understands, the woman who waits. It means staying in place, ‘to stay put.’ It is advice to sit back, wait, and not do anything.
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Three of our four Rider Waite Tarot cards at our conference table here, in Tarot Verbatim(TM) refer to spiritual life. The fourth is about being under pressure, resisting, taking a stand – that sort of thing, and that is Seven of Wands, of course. So we are going in deep, today.
Devil has a spectrum of meanings. Obviously, this can be the bad guy, wrong, evil, force, brute or thug, the dark or shadow side (of anything). But it also means things like desire and attachment. It can refer to an attachment to a document, even. It means physical, too. It refers, of course to sexual desire, where to the level of ‘lust’ or not. It also represents disease, illness, guilt, fear, and a really bad feeling like ‘I’m worthless’ – the type of feeling clinical depression can force upon one. As a matter of fact, ‘wrong use of force’ is one of its general, philosophical definitions.
When Devil intersects with Seven of Wands, any number of things happen. Since Devil refers to force (in a bad way), and since Seven of Wands is EITHER pressuring someone or being pressured – is either intruding or being intruded upon – and is resisting … well, you have lots of stories there, even before you add the elements the other Tarot cards contribute to those stories.
Back to the fact we have three spiritual cards on our plate today. Judgment refers to a whole new life, a new level of awareness, a revelation, life after death (any kind of death), a recovery or rejuvenation. Recovery of disease is Devil + Judgment – two cards that have all sorts of meanings, like a vice pops up unexpectedly, getting over an attachment or addiction, even telling someone (he) is wrong or a realization ‘I am wrong.’ Devil + Judgment is a fascinating study.
Since Judgment also means ‘recur,’ something happening again … well, you have a contradiction every time. To get over it, or it comes back … or both. (In real life, the question and the questioner would frame these meanings one way or the other. That is how Tarot functions.)
The third spiritual card in the spread is High Priestess, of course. It means the spiritual aspect – of anything. It means the spiritual plane or realm. The symbols – especially the two pillars labeled with ‘B’ and ‘J’ – are from Kabbalah. High Priestess stands for the female principle of being receptive (not doing anything, but knowing everything) esoterically. So this is the spiritual card.
In a more ‘real life’ application, High Priestess is a woman, a quiet woman, a wise or expert woman, a lady (passive), she who understands, the woman who waits. It means staying in place, ‘to stay put.’ It is advice to sit back, wait, and not do anything. (Look for Four of Swords to echo this advice.)
Seven of Wands is presented with an issue or an assault he is not ready for. Ready or not, here it comes. He is going to win against the odds because he is defending his own. But he is overwhelmed and in the midst of combat at the moment we catch him in the illustration of Seven of Wands.
Your life has a spiritual dimension, a spiritual aspect, that can pop up unexpectedly and present you with something you fight for … or fight against. Spiritual growth sprouts on the battlefields of our life most often – on the recurring crises that face us. To get to our inner peace, our spiritual life, we are forced to overcome our attachments.
