Tarot Verbatim
GUIDANCE Don’t tell it like it is, and don’t talk to the police about it: Some things, you don’t talk about. Some laws are not public, so don’t be surprised by a statute that says you are not entitled and that’s not going to change. And don’t be so straight you cannot change, either.
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Judgment – Two of Swords – Justice
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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
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JUDGMENT
TWO OF SWORDS
JUSTICE
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Tarot Readings: Judgment and Two of Swords
JUDGMENT TWO OF SWORDS
Not saying it right.
Don’t call the police.
Not telling it straight.
Wasn’t told his rights.
The big news isn’t correct.
The afterlife isn’t fair either.
Not going back to being normal.
Stop, and start over the right way.
The new ‘me’ is not of sound mind.
Changed what wasn’t how it should be.
Something tells me I don’t belong here.
A whole new life, and he doesn’t go straight.
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Tarot Readings: Judgment and Justice
JUDGMENT JUSTICE
The judge says ‘no.’
Lawyer tells you not to.
A good reason for saying ‘No way.’
What you say should be the last word.
The alarm should have gone off but it didn’t.
The law says you are entitled to stop talking.
You were right the first time, and that’s THAT!
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Tarot Readings: Two of Swords and Justice
TWO OF SWORDS JUSTICE
You should not tell.
Not sober this time.
It’s okay not to tell.
Not okay to say that.
My sanity is not restored.
Doesn’t deserve a promotion.
Never with that lawyer again.
A statute that isn’t publicized.
Not entitled to holler about it.
A legal cease-and-desist notice.
Should put an end to it instantly.
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Judgment – Judgment is one of those cards whose illustration in Rider Waite admits of many meanings, including some spiritual and philosophical ones. But Judgment today is constrained. Its neighbors clip its winds and limit it to everyday life, and to generalities.
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The angel’s horn has an announcement to make, has something to say that changes things instantly and drastically, and creates a new phase: a return to life. Note that the change is for the better. Words that belong to this new phase today are: going back to, start over, the first time, this time, the afterlife, the new ‘me,’ a whole new life, a promotion, and change.
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So Judgment belongs to the well-populated Tarot family of speak/tell/say. Today those are its main translates: saying, says, call, telling it, told, something tells me, tells you, say that, holler about it. Also words that suggest the big announcement he makes with his alarm: the big news, publicized, notice.
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Judgment also belongs to the ‘suddenly’ and ‘instantly’ Tarot tribe. Judgment also is the card for loud noises and alarms. It also belongs to all those cards that translate ‘again.’
Two of Swords – Two of Swords has one simple job: To say ‘no’ and ‘not’ and ‘don’t’ and ‘don’t be’ and other frank negatives like those. She knows a few other words and phrases, not many – words like ‘cease-and-desist‘ and ‘never‘ and ‘no way’ and ‘stop’ and ‘put an end to it‘ and even ‘that’s THAT.’ This card cancels the meaning of a nearby card by adding a negative word, which is what a negator card is and does. (And watch for it to cancel more than one card, to make the opposite meaning usually.
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A glance tells you this is a negator card. The lady in the illustration wears a night dress or slip, is blindfolded, sits in the dead of night on a stone bench holding long double-edged swords in her crossed arms. Putting one down would unbalance the other, if she is strong enough to put one down, so she would likely cut herself. This suggests a counterbalance, and also a standoff or stalemate, which Two of Swords does sometimes express.
Justice – You know many of its meanings just looking at it, and these are the anchor cards: You read them first, to tell you the lay of the land in your spreads. You see anything to do with law and courts and law enforcement (the sword combined with the scales). The usual words and phrases from this part of Justice today are: police, judge, lawyer, the law, lawyer, statue, legal, as well as entitled, and deserve.
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Justice belongs to the Tarot tribe of ‘right.’ The words and phrases we use from this aspect of Justice are these: right, correct, the right way, you were right, straight and go straight, rights, and fair. Today we use ‘belong’ in the sense of what fits..
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Right also implies: normal sane, sober, it’s okay, good reason, sound mind and sanity.
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Less obvious is the ‘should’ of Justice. ‘Ought’ too of course. Here is what ‘should’ has to say today: how it should be, should be, should have, you should.
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An interesting thing is happening here which can apply to many three-card spreads in which two mean the same thing and the other is a major negator like Two of Swords is. Both Judgment and Justice (obviously) are legal cards, and have overlapping meanings. Of course, each has meanings of its own the other does not share. But with Two of Swords’ influence, the justice theme is diminished (not extinguished).
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Judgment is a speak/tell/say Tarot tribal member, and the combination of Justice and Two of Swords says all kinds and varieties of ‘That’s not right’ or ‘ should not.’ So we have several sentences that are variations of ‘ Not okay to say that.’
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We also have some contradictory interpretations for this trio: ‘It’s okay not to say that’ and ‘ Not okay to say that.’ Be prepared for your negator card to be able to modify either of the other two cards in a three-card spread … or even to modify both of them! In our current example, both Judgment and Justice being modified by Two of Swords would say ‘ Not saying that is not okay,’ but that feels foreign – isn’t the way Tarot usually expresses itself. An example of a normal-sounding one is ‘It’s not right, but don’t tell.’ The question, subject, story line, and previous spreads in a session usually apply the correct choice for interpreting at these times. Want another example? – ‘ not going back to sobriety’ and ‘ Quit and be sober again.’ Judgment means both ‘ going back to’ because the dead are back to life, and ‘ again’ because they are alive again. Ya gotta live with these anomalies.
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Note that Two of Swords can change an ‘is’ in your interpretation to ‘ isn’t.’ In that case Two of Swords just says ‘ n’t.’ You feel silly, like that can’t be true.
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You put the few and emphatic meanings of Two of Swords on the table, and you go to the box where you keep the other-than-legal meanings of the other two, and you mix and match. That’s easy. I discarded a dozen or more sentences and still had 30 – more than usual.
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An interesting thing is happening here which can apply to many three-card spreads in which two mean the same thing and the other is a major negator like Two of Swords. Both Judgment and Justice (obviously) and legal cards, and have overlapping meanings. Of course, each has meanings of its own the other does not share. But with Two of Swords’ influence, the justice theme is diminished (not extinguished).
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Judgment is a speak/tell/say Tarot tribal member, and the combination of Justice and Two of Swords say all kinds and varieties of ‘That’s not right’ or ‘should not.’ So we have several sentences that are variations of ‘Not okay to say that.’
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We also have some contradictory interpretations for this trio: ‘It’s okay not to say that’ and ‘Not okay to say that.’ Be prepared for your negator card to be able to modify either of the other two cards in a three-card spread … or even to modify both of them. In our current example, both Judgment and Justice being modified by Two of Swords would say ‘Not saying that is not okay,’ but that feels foreign – isn’t the way Tarot usually expresses itself. An example of a normal-sounding one is ‘It’s not right, but don’t tell.’ The question, subject, story line, and previous spreads in a session usually apply the correct choice for interpreting at these times. Want another example? – ‘not going back to sobriety’ and ‘Quit and be sober again.’ Judgment means both ‘going back to’ because the dead are back to life, and ‘again’ because they are alive again. Ya gotta live with these anomalies.
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Note that Two of Swords can change an ‘is’ in your interpretation to ‘isn’t.’ In that case Two of Swords just says ‘n’t.’ You feel silly, like that can’t be true.
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You put the few and emphatic meanings of Two of Swords on the table, and you go to the box where you keep the other-than-legal meanings of the other two, and you mix and match. That’s easy. I discarded a dozen or more sentences and still had 30 – more than usual.
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Look to the three 2-card spreads category of our site (HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS) for how that works if you are here to learn the ins and outs of Tarot Verbatim™.
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Saying it loudly doesn’t make it correct, but you’re not going to get that point across to someone whose birthright is being right. Soo … you’re right but you’re also right not to say you’re right. Right?
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NOW WE SHOW WHERE EACH PHRASE IN EACH SENTENCE COMES FROM
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JUDGMENT
TWO OF SWORDS
JUSTICE
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Tarot Readings: Judgment and Two of Swords
JUDGMENT TWO OF SWORDS
Not saying it right.
Don’t call the police.
Not telling it straight.
Wasn’t told his rights.
The big news isn’t correct.
The afterlife isn’t fair either.
Not going back to being normal.
Stop, and start over the right way.
The new ‘me’ is not of sound mind.
Changed what wasn’t how it should be.
Something tells me I don’t belong here.
A whole new life, and he doesn’t go straight.
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Tarot Readings: Judgment and Justice
JUDGMENT JUSTICE
The judge says ‘no.’
Lawyer tells you not to.
A good reason for saying ‘No way.’
What you say should be the last word.
The alarm should have gone off but it didn’t.
The law says you are entitled to stop talking.
You were right the first time, and that’s THAT!
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Tarot Readings: Two of Swords and Justice
TWO OF SWORDS JUSTICE
You should not tell.
Not sober this time.
It’s okay not to tell.
Not okay to say that.
My sanity is not restored.
Doesn’t deserve a promotion.
Never with that lawyer again.
A statute that isn’t publicized.
Not entitled to holler about it.
A legal cease-and-desist notice.
Should put an end to it instantly.
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HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS
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JUDGMENT
TWO OF SWORDS
JUSTICE
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Tarot Readings: Judgment and Two of Swords
JUDGMENT TWO OF SWORDS
Not saying it.
Don’t call.
Not telling it.
Wasn’t told.
The big news isn’t.
The afterlife isn’t.
Not going back.
Stop, and start over.
The new ‘me’ is not.
Changed what wasn’t …
Something tells me I don’t.
A whole new life, and he doesn’t.
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says ‘no.’
tells you not to.
saying ‘No way.’
What you say is the last word.
The alarm … gone off but it didn’t.
says you stop talking.
the first time, and that’s THAT!
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not tell.
Not this time.
not to tell.
Not to say that.
_ is not restored.
Doesn’t _ a promotion.
Never again.
isn’t publicized.
Not to holler about it.
cease-and-desist notice.
put an end to it instantly.
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Tarot Readings: Judgment and Justice
JUDGMENT JUSTICE
saying it right.
call the police.
telling it straight.
told his rights.
The big news is correct.
The afterlife is fair.
going back to being normal.
start over the right way.
The new ‘me’ is of sound mind.
Changed how it should be.
Something tells me I belong here.
A whole new life, and go straight.
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The judge says _.
Lawyer tells you to.
A good reason for saying ….
What you say should be … word.
The alarm should have gone off.
The law says you are entitled to talk.
You were right the first time.
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You should tell.
sober this time.
It’s okay to tell.
okay to say that.
My sanity is restored.
deserve a promotion.
with that lawyer again.
A statute that is publicized.
entitled to holler about it.
A legal notice.
Should instantly.
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Tarot Readings: Two of Swords and Justice
TWO OF SWORDS JUSTICE
Not right.
Don’t _ the police.
Not straight.
Wasn’t _ his rights.
isn’t correct.
isn’t fair either.
Not being normal.
Stop the right way.
is not of sound mind.
what wasn’t how it should be.
I don’t belong here.
he doesn’t go straight.
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The judge _ ‘no.’
Lawyer _ not to.
A good reason for ‘No way.’
should be the last.
should have but it didn’t.
The law _ you are entitled to stop.
You were right, and that’s THAT!
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You should not.
Not sober.
It’s okay not to.
Not okay.
My sanity is not.
Doesn’t deserve _.
Never with that lawyer.
A statute that isn’t.
Not entitled.
A legal cease-and-desist.
Should put an end to it.
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Guidance Happy New Year from Tarot. We are talking about New Year’s Resolutions, and we even have two cards that mean that! Here’s our intention to set things straight, to do right, to make amends. Just as in real life, though, no action is mentioned, it’s all sentiment and emotion. “He gets the straight picture of things the way they used to be, and has to go back there.”
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Ace of Wands – Hanged Man – Judgment
GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
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Tarot Readings: New Year’s Resolution (Ace of Wands and Judgment)
Tarot Readings: Go Back and Make it Right (Judgment and Justice)
Tarot Readings: Realize What’s Correct (Hanged Man and Justice)
Tarot Readings: Things I Know I’ve Got to Do (Ace of Wands and Hanged Man) Tarot Readings: Make Them Do Right (Ace of Wands and Justice)
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Tarot Readings: New Year’s Resolution (Ace of Wands and Judgment)
We think of making things right at New Year’s.
It is dawning on me: I have to go back to being straight again.
An emotional inspiration hits that I should start over.
I feel so strongly as I make a resolution about what should be in the New Year.
The idea strikes that I’ve got to redo – that I should do something over.
Tarot Readings: Go Back and Make it Right (Judgment and Justice)
Thinking again of making that one thing the way it ought to be.
An urge that I have to go back and make it right.
Realize this next time it’s got to be right.
Tarot Readings: Realize What’s Correct (Hanged Man and Justice)
Realize what I say has to be correct.
When you get the same notion the second time, it’s got to be right.
Now that I think about it, those are absolutely the right words.
I have to correct that now that I remember what (I) said.
A whole new realization that’s got to be correct.
Has to dawn on (him) when (he) returns to sanity.
Tarot Readings: Things I Know I’ve Got to Do (Ace of Wands and Hanged Man)
An announcement in a vision that justice must be done.
Thinking again that I have to go back where I belong.
Realizes initiating a lawsuit is top priority.
That’s right, I have to change their minds.
Tarot Readings: Make Them Do Right (Ace of Wands and Justice)
We know people who feel entitled to make us realize they are right.
Thinking up a new way to make them do right.
When police say that, you just know there’s brutality.
I got the idea I am making you do right next time.
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Hanged Man
Two of Wands – World – Queen of Swords
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Hanged Man and Judgment both are about sudden realization.
Judgment and Justice obviously are both law cards, about legal processes. Judgment is more often the court system, especially the serving of papers or the announcing of a decree or verdict. Justice is more often lawyers, judges, police and other members of the industry.
Ace of Wands and Justice Ace of Wands means enforcement or force, and Justice is law and police, so they make law enforcement and police force. They also make police brutality, since (obviously) Ace of Wands is to hit or strike with a weapon. Other meanings for Ace of Wands is to make (or force) someone do something, or make something happen; top priority or ‘most important,’ and even ‘most.’ So Ace of Wands and Justice say that lawsuit is top priority. With Justice also meaning ‘right,’ these two cards in Tarot Verbatim™ say ‘Make (you) do it right’ and ‘Has to be done right,’ and other things like that.
Ace of Wands and Judgment We talked about Judgment meaning a decree. Ace of Wands means force. ‘Mandamus’ is a legal word that means ‘you have to, it’s a command.’ So Ace of Wands and Judgment say ‘Writ of Mandamus.’ It’s a higher court telling a lower court ‘Do this.’
Ace of Wands and Judgment And here’s our New Year’s resolution. Judgment is obviously a New Year’s kinda guy, what with the horn and meaning ‘to return to’ and ‘again.’ Ace of Wands is a resolution: I gotta do that.
HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL SIX COMBINATIONS
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Ace of Wands and Hanged Man We think of making things right. It is dawning on me: I have to. An emotional inspiration hits. I feel so strongly as I make a resolution. The idea strikes that I’ve got to. Thinking of making that one thing. An urge that I have to. Realize it’s got to be. Realize __ has to be. Get the notion __ it’s got to be. Notion has got to be. Now that I think about it __ absolutely. Now that I remember, I have to __. Realization that’s got to be. *Has to dawn on him. *Things I’ve got to do. Must be done … in a vision. *Must realize. *Got to occur to. *Thinking that I have to. *Realizes __ is top priority. Have to __ their minds. Make us realize. We know __make us. Thinking up … make them. *Make them realize. Makes (me) get it. You just know there’s brutality. I got the idea I am making (pronoun).
Ace of Wands and Judgment Making __ on New Year’s. I have to go back to. __ hits … start over. *Make a New Year’s resolution. Got to redo – do something over. __ again of making that one thing. Have to go back. This next time, it’s got to be. What I say has to be. *The second time, it’s got to be. Absolutely the … words. Have to __ what I said. A whole new __ that’s got to be. *Has to return to. An announcement that __ must be. __again that I have to. Have to again _. *Have to say. *Have to go back. Initiating a __ is top priority. *Have to change. A new way to make (them). When (they) say that, there’s brutality. Making __ next time.
Ace of Wands and Justice *Making things right. I have to be straight. Hits that I should. *Make a resolution about what should be. __ strikes that I should. *Making that one thing the way it ought to be. *Have to make it right. Got to be right. Has to be correct. *Got to be right. *Absolutely the right. *Have to correct that. That’s got to be correct. Has to … sanity. Have to be sane. Have to be levelheaded. *Justice must be done. Have to … where I belong. A lawsuit is top priority. *That’s right; I have to. Make them do right. Make us __ they are right. *Make (them) do right. *Police brutality. *Making __ do right.
Hanged Man and Judgment We think __ at New Year’s. It’s dawning on me: I have to go back to. *An emotional inspiration to start over. I feel so strongly … in the New Year. The idea strikes to redo – do something over. *Thinking again. Rethinking. An urge to go back. Realize this next time. Realize what I say. When you get the same notion the second time. Now that I think about it, the words. *Now that I remember what I said. *A whole new realization. Dawn on him when he returns to. *An announcement in a vision. *Thinking again that. Realizes initiating a. Change (their) minds. Change my mind. Change the way you think about. A new vision. *Realize things are changing. *Realize things have changed. A vision involving an angel. Realizes angelic __. *Thinking up a new way. When _ say that, you know __. I get the idea that, next time __.
Hanged Man and Justice Think of … right. It’s dawning on me: being straight. An emotional inspiration that I should. *I feel so strongly about what should be. The idea strikes that I should. Thinking of the way it ought to be. An urge to __ right. Realize __be right. Realize __ be correct. *Get the right idea. Get the notion … be right. Now that I think about it, __ the right. Now that I remember, I correct __. *A realization that is correct. A vision of justice. Realizing what should. Should have an open mind. Dawn on him … sanity. Sanity dawns upon (him/her/it). A vision that justice …. Thinking … where I belong. Realizes a lawsuit. That’s right: (their) minds. We know they are right. I know I am right. Realize __ is/are right. Thinking up __ do right. You know, when police __. I get the idea __ right.
Judgment and Justice __ right, at New Year’s. Go back to being straight again. *Should start over. *What should be in the New Year. Should do something over – redo. Again, of the way it ought to be. Go back and __ right. This next time __ be right. What I say __ be correct. When the same __ comes the second time, it’s right. The right words. *Correct what I said. A whole new __ that is correct. *Sanity returns. The return of sane __. Reawakens to sanity. An announcement that justice. *Go back where I belong. *Go back where I should (be). *Initiating a lawsuit. That’s right, change __. Realize __ is/are right. A new way to do right. When police say that. *Do right next time.
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Ace of Wands A hand with a big stick obviously means enforcement, force, have to, must, gotta and so on. It means ‘resolution’ too here.
Hanged Man (If he keeps showing up like this, we will charge him rent.) His phrases are: realization (90% of the time), thinking, strong feeling, get the picture, the idea, the thought strikes, notion, now that I remember, in a vision, thinking up, you know, your mind, intensely emotional … for today. The illustration sticks in your mind and enacts for you how you feel when all of a sudden you realize you knew that all along yet it’s reinterpreting your reality without letup as you stand helplessly by.
Judgment A new phase, a sudden change, a big noise, a public statement, to return to a former place or state or whatever. Those meanings dovetail nicely with the concept of New Year’s, especially with the angel’s trumpet blaring out to raise the dead.
Justice The law says you should, you ought to, you are entitled to, and those are common phrases for this card. Police as well as courts, with the scales of justice and the sword of enforcement. Right, correct, straight, straighten out, sane and sober: All of these belong to Justice.
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Four Card Spreads, Our Daily Spread
Guidance We celebrate good intentions – both the speaking of them and the doing of them. He says he is going straight, sobering up, turning over a new leaf and having a new life … and he does. Encounters with the police may be involved, and being a good man to his woman as well. Declaring oneself openly helps one to make the change of identity.
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Justice Page of Wands – King of Cups – Judgment
. GROUP ANALYTICAL TAROT CARDS READING Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them. Headings [So you can choose what applies] Tarot Readings: He Says Words of Affection (Page of Wands + King of Cups) Tarot Readings: Taking a Stand for What is Right Tarot Readings: He is Sobering Up, He is Going Straight Page of Wands + Justice) Tarot Readings: Physical Body, or Health (Page of Wands) Tarot Talks: Law, Police, Lawyers (Justice) Tarot Readings: Said in the Courtroom (Judgment + Justice) Readings: Emotional Blathering (King of Cups + Judgment) Tarot Readings: He Says Words of Affection (Page of Wands + King of Cups) It occurs to the boy to ask her to marry him, since he does love her. He talks about how he feels and he is a warmhearted goodlooking man: He remarries. He is proud to renew his vows. Hey, this is a good looking man who can confess his feelings: Marry him. This very moment is the right time to say you are proud to be her affectionate guy. His new identify – as the good man who loves her – is as it should be. You get your loving man back again, you deserve him. He says those affectionate words you deserve to hear. Prince Charming loves you and is telling you all the right things. The man you love is back when he sobers up. He says all the right words to be your boyfriend again. Tarot Readings: Taking a Stand for What is Right He isn’t wishy-washy anymore; he has taken a stand for what is right. I am proud to be a decent man who speaks the truth (loudly). Honest gentleman gives it to ’em straight. The right words come when we are emotional. He talks like a gentleman, and what he says is right. He speaks with his heart when he stands for common sense. Tarot Readings: He is Sobering Up, He is Going Straight Page of Wands + Justice) The drinking man makes the declaration that he is going straight. He goes back to being the good guy who talks sense. A whole new life as a calm good man who cleans up his act. The man you love is back when he sobers up. Tarot Readings: Physical Body, or Health (Page of Wands) The man’s body is weak but he will recover to normal. When he was in the physical body, he was one of those emotional men, but after death he is sane and balanced. He recovers his emotional balance. Tarot Talks: Law, Police, Lawyers (Justice) An agency changes its legal name. Words he tells the police when he is emotional come back to him. The bureaucrats in law enforcement dictate to the guys. The police bust an upstanding citizen or politician. There is a legal decree that says he is an innocent person. Agency says it changed the law. Lawyer represents police when there’s an expose. There is a legal writ or judgment with the man’s name on it. The police were good-enough guys to have told him his rights when he was arrested. Legal pubication to that person is done by the lawyer. The lawyers talk to personnel again. A legal change of name because of the man who is your honey. Alarming confessions to a counselor at a police agency. Have a lawyer there when the boy talks to the police. Tarot Readings: Said in the Courtroom (Judgment + Justice) What is said in court is a surprise to the lawyer. The police testify to what he told them, to his lawyer. THIS is the lawyer who says the right words. A young lawyer speaks emotionally. Readings: Emotional Blathering King of Cups + Judgment) Emotional talk from him again about his rights and entitlements. That’s ‘government speak’ for a second chance to do right. “I am Mr. Clean, I’ll have you know, the well-mannered man who does what’s right.”
Justice Page of Wands – King of Cups – Judgment
LEARN TAROT BY OBSERVING
When I first looked at these four, I thought to myself, “I’m not going to get many sentences from these.” Two good-guy cards and two justice cards. But I did.
Page of Wands and King of Cups are both mild-mannered guys. The Page is younger, handsomer, means ‘to stand up for’ and to speak or speak up, as well as to be well-dressed (even foppish or vain).
King of Cups has a spectrum. At one end he is the affectionate sweetheart of a guy, the mild-mannered paper pusher type, the feeling, emotional, man. At the other, he is the weak man, the drinker, the passive-aggressive type, or tired and resigned Walter Mitty type. King of Cups means government generally, or bureaucrat, as well.
Both Page of Wands and Judgment mean to speak up. Page is more to speak what you believe, to make a stand for or against something. Judgment is more the announcement, or to speak loudly as in “Now, hear this.”
Both Judgment and Justice are of course cards that mean things like police, courts, legal papers, legal proceedings, lawyers, judges and other court players.
Judgment also means ‘to revert’ or return, sudden, surprising, recovery, even a loud noise or announcement. Justice also goes into ‘deserve’ and ‘entitled.’ Justice also means ‘should’ a lot. Not today, though.
LEARN TAROT BY PICTURES
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Page of Wands Prince Charming, the ‘isn’t he cuuute?’ kind of fellow. A well-dressed and well-mannered (young) man. He is speaking, speaking up, standing up for or against some things. He is the tennis pro or personal trainer. |
King of Cups The main thing about Mr. King of Cups is that he is the ‘mild-mannered man.’ The gentleman, your sweetheart. He can have a paper-type bureaucratic or corporate job, be diplomatic. But King of Cups also covers the weak man, the drinking man, the emotionally strained quietly neurotic fellow – even the passive-aggressive sniper. King of Cups means government generally, or bureaucrat, as well.
Judgment “Now hear this.” That horn wakes you from the dead, and you’re off to Judgment Day newly alive again. Judgment brings in the whole legal, police, courts, lawyers and judges, even regulators who can give tickets. It is about sudden surprises, loud noises, announcements, anything restored or revived, and sometimes just talk or ‘speak.’ Oh, angels sometimes too. 
Justice Should. Deserve. Entitled. Right. Correct. And all things legal like law, courts, judges and lawyers, fines and zoning regulations, etc.
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I N S T R U C T I O N S & Explanations (Comments are below this.) Did you come here just for your predictions? – If so, you are done when you finish reading the sentences of Group Analytical Tarot Cards Reading. Each Tarot sentence is a literal-interpretation reading of the scenes pictured on the four cards you see. Only what each of the cards says – phrase by phrase – no fillers – no psychic ability used. The readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. Tarot, all by itself, talks to you. This is a demonstration of that . Tarot will address any group flexibly, as it does here of ‘all the visitors.’ (It can address ‘all the people at work who have a say in my raise,’ for instance, without you knowing who or where those people are.) Horoscopes are group readings too. Astrology has to be based on someone else’s birth data, though, so it does not solidly apply to you just because of where the sun was when you were born. (Astrologers know this.) Emily wants to know whether these sentences are more accurate for regular visitors than for people who have come only a few times. Would you help with a comment, if that is who you are? Please? Without a question to focus the answer, four cards can mean contradictory things, especially when the Spread has a card that means ‘no, never or not.’ That negative modifier can apply to any one of the cards. Without a question also the pronouns (you, him, her, me, us, them, they, etc.) in a group reading are more flexible, especially in some of these Rider Waite Tarot spreads. When a pronoun is in parentheses, feel very free to substitute. Notice how, as much as possible, we drop pronouns, which makes for some awkward phrasing. The question in a ‘real’ individual reading supplies at least half the information! In a ‘real’ reading, the parties are identified (including the gender of the questioner!), and so is the time frame if there is one. In this group reading, we cannot do that, so we have variety. Do you want to know a little, or a lot, about how this Tarot Verbatim ™ thing works? If so, *Go to Learn Tarot by Observing. This tells the thinking regarding the combined four pictures in the Daily Spread – the pictures above here. It explains how these four cards get together in your mind to make the message. *Go to Learn Tarot by the Pictures. This is the meaning of each separate card. This is how that illustration makes that card’s meanings in this Spread. You can put all this together and intuitively see yourself how Tarot Verbatim ™ works. Regular visitors actually learn to read Tarot without trying. The Tarot Talks tab has some examples for students. P. S. Call Emily for your personal live reading at 800 99 3 6 9 12 (from Eastern 1 p. m. to Eastern 1 a. m. at least, every day). Emily analyzes relationships in business situations and personal situations accurately from *Tarot, *intuitive, and *practical perspectives. She tells you what is happening and what to do about it to make it happen best. (Testimonials about this are on the web site https://EmilysInsight.com and here under its Tab, and in Comments.)
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