Our Daily Spread for Jan. 22, 2011
He marries his sweetheart no matter what gets in the way
Page of Pentacles
Seven of Wands, Six of Cups, High Priestess
When he thinks of committing to his sweetheart, he resists.
He is in love, he is committed, and he is not ready for this.
He is in love as he should be, defending his sweetheart.
His struggle to give her what he should.
Personally, he does NOT want to be friends with lawyers.
He protests in court about what he has to give his children.
He knows what a struggle his kids have just to be normal.
He protests that he is being fair to the children.
His childhood struggles give him the idea to be fair.
His childhood struggles are what made him a lawyer.
His thinking is correct to be against giving the kids that.
The Seven of Wands is one of those cards that: The illustration says it all. Protest. Struggle. Not let. Pushy. No way! Doesn’t want. The next card is about romance, sweetness, children, giving. Then the Justice card which is obvious, and which means ‘should’ and anything to do with courts or with people who are associated with the justice system: judges, lawyers, police – anyone. The last card is ‘thinking,’ self, ‘he,’ ‘his,’ opinion, concept, identity, ‘the thought,’ etc. They go together in the ways I have listed above, and in ways you can imagine further.
Note: Due to some computer problems this post is very late. It would however, in hindsight, be very interesting to see how your day has gone and if any of the possibilities applied to you or someone you know. — Stef