a criminal
a thief
a thief or trespasser
adventure
Seven of Swords
a criminal
a thief
a thief or trespasser
adventure
Seven of Swords
a criminal
a thief
a thief or trespasser
adventure
Tarot Readings for You for August 17-18, 2020 Monday-Tuesday©
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Four of Wands – Hermit – Five of Pentacles
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We find ways. We find ways when we are broke to get together with our people. We find a house in a neighborhood we can afford, a fixer-upper maybe. We make a good home life on a shoestring. We do without for the sake of family. Everyone’s path includes some Dark Night of the Soul, and I am a friend to people who are in need as much as I am to people who are doing well. You guys feel inferior when the truth is, you are as good as the rest of us.
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
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You Are on Your Way.
Are YOU here for the first time? Welcome.
Come in! People love this place! Tarot talks to you here.
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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 |
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.”
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Four of Wands – Hermit – Five of Pentacles
Tarot Readings : Four of Wands and Hermit
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Looking for a home in a rundown neighborhood.
I’m lonely and I’m on the road home.
Looking for a home, a fixer-upper one.
A religious group leaves you cold.
Alone in a crowd, feeling left out.
Broke because I help my spouse out.
We know how to have a good home life on a shoestring.
He is devoted to his family; he sacrifices and does without for them.
Tarot Readings : Four of Wands and Five of Pentacles
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I’m disabled, in my humble home.
The truth is, my family makes me miserable.
He misses being married, and he’s out looking.
He can see how his marriage is draining him of life.
Everyone on the Path experiences Dark Night of the Soul.
A friend to people who are doing well and people who are in need.
You feel inferior when the truth is, you are as good as anyone else.
We find ways to get together with our people in the dead of winter.
Tarot Readings : Hermit and Five of Pentacles
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Sick and crippled people are healed at this treatment center.
Your people comfort you when you are down.
A dismal lack of decency on their part.
This is the Company that takes care of you when you need it.
Analyzed my shortcomings and I’m one of the people who are in good shape now.
People are finding their way out of the ghetto.
Hospice: desperate people in bad shape are treated at this place.
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A person who is all about solitude feels as stressed in the company of a bunch of people as a person who is a natural-born joiner feels in solitude. The group leaves you cold when your real life is internal. One man can see how his marriage is draining him of life, and another misses being married and is out looking. But even if you are a hermit, your people comfort you when you are down.
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Four of Wands
A socially prominent respectable family – the foundation and leaders of the town – is hosting the public part of a wedding ceremony: That’s our picture. The ‘family’ theme extends to any group or organization or Company – any kind and any size of group of people, from neighborhood to national or international.
As a wedding, Four of Wands starts with the marriage and the couple, of course. Naturally, Four of Wands means the good sensible solid people of the society (any society, anywhere). But it also (as its twin ‘family’ card does) means ‘everybody.’ Today it is a crowd, and the people who are in good shape, who are doing well, who are ‘as good as anyone else.’ It also represents a good home life.
Four of Wands is a house or building, including a public building. Today, that makes it a treatment center or a religious organization, with Hermit as the religious part.
Hermit
This (service order) monk goes out at night with a light as a beacon for travelers on the road, to help them or invite them in for dinner. So Hermit is coming to the aid of, helping out, looking or searching or seeking, a religious person, being decent and wise, and also being a doctor or healer. He is dressed as a doctor of the middle ages’ time. Hermit is a trip on the road, usually pedestrian. Hermit also can refer to winter, snow, cold, mountains, nighttime, and carrying a light (flashlight, headlight, etc.).
Hermit owns the virtues and attributes of a service monk: being devoted, being alone, being humble, being on the Path, being religious, kind, helpful, a friend, loyal.
This Hermit card also translates: understanding, knowing, truth, sincere, seeing or observing, or even witnessing.
Five of Pentacles
Five of Pentacles is one of the dismal cards. It can be about hitting bottom and being so numb you don’t see the way out. It can be desperation. Being desperate financially, having a hopeless health problem – all of that. The picture shows homeless son and mother, crippled and shoe-less trudging through the snow past a church that, back then offered food and shelter … unless you were a leper, and that is what the bell around the boy’s neck represents. So today Five of Pentacles says these things in our story: disabled, miserable, draining him of life, people who are in need, feeling inferior, sick and crippled people, the ghetto, and desperate people in bad shape.
But that is just where we start … with the illustration. Here are the more common meanings of Five of Pentacles from today’s work: A rundown neighborhood, I’m lonely, a fixer-upper house, leaves you cold, feeling left out, broke, on a shoestring, sacrifices and does without, misses, in the dead of winter, when you are down, my shortcomings, and when you need it.
Five of Pentacles can, and often is, making do with what you have; doing without as a sacrifice. Even a down mood or a ‘day from hell.’
But Five of Pentacles has a very special meaning for your spiritual life: Dark Night of the Soul. That’s when you have had an enlightenment, an epiphany, a peak experience, a eureka revelation or awakening, which is followed by a sort of buyer’s-remorse despair at … now that you see … how benighted, how ignorant, you were. Dark Night of the Soul is a miserable, but normal and natural, experience.
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These three cards have some powerful and curious interplays in common. Hermit is a monk, a service monk, out looking for people in need outdoors on a mountain path, to bring them in for dinner and wise chat. The mother and son in Five of Pentacles are outdoors on the street, in need, passing by a church and not asking help from it. So we have someone bringing help to people who need it but are not seeking it. We have two stories that take place outdoors on the street or trail, and we have two cards that are stories about church.
Four of Wands is home, and is people who have the comforts of a good home. Five of Pentacles is people who have no home and no comfort. Hermit – the helper and the help – is stationed between them. Four of Wands and Five of Pentacles contrasts people who are in good shape with people who are in bad shape, and contrasts the superior ‘leaders of the town’ with the inferior ‘bums on the street.’
Hermit is a solitary individual who is alone, and Five of Pentacles is people who are ‘alone in the world,’ who are lonely outcasts.
Four of Wands is an organization and Hermit can translate ‘religious,’ so: a religious organization – or its building or headquarters, which Four of Wands also means. Hermit is devoted, and Four of Wands is family, so: He is devoted to his family, or devotion to the family. Hermit is coming, and Four of Wands is home, so: coming home.
The theme for the preponderance of the stories these spreads make is: belonging and not belonging – being a member of the group, or being outside membership – whether by choice as Hermit is, or by being shunned and shut out or excluded as Five of Pentacles is.
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Four of Wands – Hermit – Five of Pentacles
Looking for Hermit a home Four of Wands in a rundown neighborhood Five of Pentacles.
I’m lonely Five of Pentacles and I’m on the road Hermit home Four of Wands.
Looking for Hermit a home Four of Wands, a fixer-upper one Five of Pentacles.
A religious Hermit group Four of Wands leaves you cold Five of Pentacles.
Alone Hermit in a crowd Four of Wands, feeling left out Five of Pentacles.
Broke Five of Pentacles because I help Hermit my spouse Four of Wands out.
We know how to Hermit have a good home life Four of Wands on a shoestring Five of Pentacles.
He is devoted Hermit to his family Four of Wands; he sacrifices and does without Five of Pentacles for them.
I’m disabled Five of Pentacles, in my humble Hermit home Four of Wands.
The truth is Hermit, my family Four of Wands makes me miserable Five of Pentacles.
He misses Five of Pentacles being married Four of Wands, and he’s out looking Hermit.
He can see how Hermit his marriage Four of Wands is draining him of life Five of Pentacles.
Everyone Four of Wands on the Path Hermit experiences Dark Night of the Soul Five of Pentacles.
A friend to Hermit people who are doing well Four of Wands and people who are in need Five of Pentacles.
You feel inferior Five of Pentacles when the truth is Hermit, you are as good as anyone else Four of Wands.
We find ways to Five of Pentacles get together with our people Four of Wands in the dead of winter Hermit.
Sick and crippled people Five of Pentacles are healed Hermit at this treatment Hermit center Four of Wands.
Your people Four of Wands comfort you Hermit when you are down Five of Pentacles.
A dismal lack of Five of Pentacles decency Hermit on their part Four of Wands.
This is the Company Four of Wands that takes care of you Hermit when you need it Five of Pentacles.
Analyzed Hermit my shortcomings Five of Pentacles and I’m one of the people who are in good shape Four of Wands now.
People are Four of Wands finding their way out of Hermit the ghetto Five of Pentacles.
Hospice: desperate people in bad shape Five of Pentacles are treated Hermit at this place Four of Wands.
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Four of Wands and Hermit
Looking for a home. I’m on the road home. Looking for a home. A religious group. Alone in a crowd.*** I help my spouse out.*** We know how to have a good home life. He is devoted to his family. My humble home.*** The truth is, my family …. … being married, and he’s out looking. He can see how his marriage is …. Everyone on the Path.*** A friend to people who are doing well. The truth is, you are as good as anyone else. We find ways to get together with our people. _ are healed at this treatment center. Your people comfort you. Decency on their part.*** This is the Company that takes care of you. Analyzed _, and I’m one of the people who are in good shape now. People are finding their way out. Hospice: … are treated at this place.
Four of Wands and Five of Pentacles
A home in a rundown neighborhood.*** I’m lonely and I’m … home. Cold and lonely at home.*** A home, a fixer-upper one.*** A group leaves you cold. _ in a crowd, feeling left out. Broke because … my spouse. A good home life on a shoestring.*** Sacrifices and does without for the family. I’m disabled in my home. My family makes me miserable.*** Misses being married. Marriage is draining (him) of life. Everyone experiences Dark Night of the Soul. People who are doing well and people who are in need.*** You feel inferior, and you are as good as anyone else. Get together with our people in the dead of winter. Sick and crippled people at this center. Your people _ when you are down. A dismal lack of _ on their part. This is the Company that _ when you need it. _ my shortcomings, and I’m one of the people who are in good shape now. People are … the ghetto. Hospice: Desperate people in bad shape are at this place.
Hermit and Five of Pentacles
Looking for _ in a rundown neighborhood. I’m lonely and I’m on the road. Looking for a fixer-upper home. A religious _ leaves you cold. Alone … feeling left out. Broke because I help out. We know how to _ on a shoestring. He is devoted; he sacrifices and does without. I’m disabled in my humble _. The truth is, _ makes me miserable. He misses _, and he’s out looking. He can see how _ is draining him of life. _ on the Path experiences Dark Night of the Soul. A friend to people who are in need. You feel inferior when the truth is ….*** We find ways to _ in the dead of winter. Sick and crippled people are healed at this treatment _. Comfort you when you are down. A dismal lack of decency.*** Takes care of you when you need it. Analyzed my shortcomings.*** … finding (their) way out of the ghetto. Hospice: People in bad shape are treated.
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Tarot Readings for You for May 17-18, 2020 Sunday-Monday
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Seven of Swords – Eight of Wands – Justice
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What goes on when the stage curtain is down *to make the upcoming scene just the way it should be* isn’t always what would go on if that curtain were up. We look into these ethical contradictions here. The tricks that get you straight in Rehab. The police who are better burglars than their clients. The legal loopholes. What you have to do to make things right is sometimes wrong. Dare to tell it like it really is.
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.
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 |
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.”
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Seven of Swords – Eight of Wands – Justice
Tarot Readings : Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands
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Riskier than it should be.
Dare to tell it like it really is.
The bad guy says he is going straight.
The culprit testifies in court.
Dirty tricks in Rehab.
Putting it in writing is risky legally speaking.
Stole these things because (he) felt entitled to them.
Be ruthless about each and every thing you are entitled to.
Tarot Readings : Seven of Swords and Justice
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A lawyer’s dirty tricks.
Underhanded tricks that make things right.
The guts to sober up quickly.
Legal loopholes.
Police are stealing more and more.
I should be a lot more daring.
Any way, fair or foul.
Tricked into going straight a step at a time.
Tarot Readings : Eight of Wands and Justice
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Testifies in court about the risks.
The smooth operator gets all that he deserves.
Everything goes the way it’s supposed to be: he self-destructs.
You say the right things when that takes guts.
Straight talk from a lowlife.
Spying on conversations with a lawyer.
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Doing the right thing in the wrong way, and doing the wrong thing in the right way: These, we submerge in our inner dictionary. The good guys are part time bad guys, and the bad guys are part-time too. We know, about ourselves, that we sometimes even the score underhandedly. We approve of that of course. But somehow we don’t apply it outside our own internal scheme of things.
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Seven of Swords
This is one of the complex Rider Waite Tarot cards. You see a fellow hot-footing it out of enemy camp in broad daylight carrying their weapons (disarming the enemy) blade down in his bare hands. So you have a thief, stolen property, weapons and stolen weapons, daring, a hero or spy-type mission, a traitor, risk, self-undoing and self-destructive behavior. You have ‘illegal’ itself – an illegal act or, these days, illegal person. Seven of Swords is dirty tricks, is a culprit or criminal, lowlife, ruthless or merely unethical.
In real life Tarot practice, Seven of Swords is someone who violates trust, double-crosses, undermines another person, is thieving, is cheating or sneaking around (usually with another lover). Seven of Swords is a ruthless person. You do not want to see this card with Six of Wands, also the secret enemy.
But Seven of Swords is also adventure, taking a chance, having the guts or the nerve to, getting even, getting justice done in a street-justice way, and outfoxing the enemy or outsmarting the problem person. It can simply represent a risk or hazard too. Seven of Swords in Tarot Verbatim can be advice to get unethical yourself and use foul means to accomplish the fair purpose.
Eight of Wands
The picture of one board above another flying through the air ends up not only meaning words like ‘increasingly’ and phrases like ‘one after another’ or ‘more and more,’ but also putting suffixes like ‘-ier,’ and ‘-iest’ on innocent by-standing Tarot cards. Eight of Wands can also splatter its neighbor cards with plural forms. Note that it’s not unusual for one of these operations to be Eight of Wands’ only contribution to your spread! Yeah, one little ‘s’ is it.
Why is Eight of Wands the main general communication card? Still trying to figure that out – but it does operate that way. It represents written or spoken communication, including documents and lists. Any kind of communication, even telepathy and smoke signals. Lists are easy to see: the lines suggest that. And this is the card for texting.
Eight of Wands also means quickly and fast, and can be one of the speed/hurry/rush cards.
Justice
Besides meaning lawyers, judges, courtrooms, trials, police and the word ‘legal,’ Justice also means fair, should, supposed to, sane, sensible, normal, legit, straight, right, entitled and deserves. Going straight brings in ‘sober’ for Justice, and also ‘Rehab,’ which is, of course, going straight. Justice is the real thing (versus the counterfeit), and sometimes it means reality, get real, realistic, etc.
Justice shares those ‘going straight’ and ‘normal’ meanings with Hierophant. It shares the fairness mode with Six of Pentacles.
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The pattern of a neutral card between two opposite ones recurs here. Seven of Swords is the illegal and Justice is the legal, and Eight of Wands just means more of the same, quickly, writing, or talk.
It’s easy to see two main stories at a glance: the bad guy goes straight; justice is accomplished by illicit means. It’s easy to see police stealing, and criminal courts too. Stolen legal documents is right there too, but I didn’t list it because it doesn’t have that much meaning for visitors, I felt.
The main message of our today-spread is: The bad guy or culprit or offending person goes straight, is straightened out, is outsmarted – or undoes himself.
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Seven of Swords – Eight of Wands – Justice
Riskier than Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands as ‘-ier’ it should be Justice.
Dare to Seven of Swords tell it Eight of Wands like it really is Justice.
The bad guy Seven of Swords says Eight of Wands he is going straight Justice.
The culprit Seven of Swords testifies Eight of Wands in court Justice.
Dirty tricks Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands as plural in Rehab Justice.
Putting it in writing Eight of Wands is risky Seven of Swords legally Justice speaking Eight of Wands.
Stole Seven of Swords these things Eight of Wands because (he) felt entitled to them Justice.
Be ruthless Seven of Swords about each and every thing Eight of Wands you are entitled to Justice.
A lawyer’s Justice dirty tricks Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands as plural.
Underhanded tricks Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands as plural that make things right Justice.
The guts Seven of Swords to sober up Justice quickly Eight of Wands.
Legal Justice loopholes Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands as plural.
Police Justice are stealing Seven of Swords more and more Eight of Wands.
I should be Justice a lot more Eight of Wands daring Seven of Swords.
Any way Eight of Wands, fair Justice or foul Seven of Swords.
Tricked into Seven of Swords going straight Justice a step at a time Eight of Wands.
Testifies Eight of Wands in court Justice about the risks Seven of Swords.
The smooth operator Seven of Swords gets all that Eight of Wands he deserves Justice.
Everything goes Eight of Wands the way it’s supposed to be Justice: he self-destructs Seven of Swords.
You say Eight of Wands the right things Justice when that takes guts Seven of Swords.
Straight Justice talk Eight of Wands from a lowlife Seven of Swords.
Spying on Seven of Swords conversations Eight of Wands with a lawyer Justice.
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Seven of Swords and Eight of Wands
Riskier …. Dare to tell it. The bad guy says _. The culprit testifies. Dirty tricks …. Putting it in writing is risky, _ speaking. Stole those things …. Be ruthless about each and every thing …. Dirty tricks …. Underhanded tricks …. The guts to _ quickly. Loopholes. _ are stealing more and more. A lot more daring. Any way, _ or foul. Tricked into _ a step at a time. Testifies about the risks. The smooth operator gets all that …. Everything goes: He self-destructs. You say … when that takes guts. _ talk from a lowlife. Spying on conversations.
Seven of Swords and Justice
Risky _ it should be. Dare to _ it really is. The bad guy is going straight. The culprit in court. Dirty trick in Rehab. Risky legally. Stole … felt entitled. Be ruthless about … you are entitled to. A lawyer’s dirty trick. Underhanded trick that makes things right. The guts to sober up. Legal loophole. Police are stealing. I should be daring. Fair or foul. Tricked into going straight. _ in court about the risks. The smooth operator … he deserves. The way it’s supposed to be: He self-destructs. The right thing when that takes guts. Straight _ from a lowlife. Spying on a lawyer.
Eight of Wands and Justice
__ier than it should be. Tell it like it really is. Says he is going straight. Testifies in court. __s in Rehab. Putting it in writing is _ legally speaking. _ these things … entitled to them. Each and every thing you are entitled to. A lawyer’s __s. __s that make things right. Sober up quickly. Legal __s. Police are _ more and more. A lot more daring. Any way, fair …. Going straight a step at a time. Testifies in court. Gets all that he deserves. Everything goes the way it’s supposed to. You say the right things. Straight talk.*** Conversations with a lawyer.
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Tarot Readings for You for February 10-11, 2020 Monday-Tuesday©
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Seven of Swords – Fool – Two of Pentacles
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Guidance |
Most days are indistinguishable from one another. That’s why we keep diaries – to remember the particulars. Today is one of those routine days, and today we are tuning everything out as we do whatever we usually do.
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
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You Are on Your Way.
Are YOU here for the first time? Welcome.
Come in! People love this place! Tarot talks to you here.
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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 |
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.”
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Seven of Swords – Fool – Two of Pentacles
Tarot Readings : Seven of Swords and Fool
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To hell with those torpedoes – carry on.
We didn’t notice the thievery as it went on.
It doesn’t matter that it’s risky after you do a few adventures.
No idea what that sneaky troublemaker is up to next.
May as well keep taking a chance.
Tarot Readings : Seven of Swords and Two of Pentacles
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Don’t look now, but those criminals are at it again.
Take one chance after another as if it were nothing.
I have the nerve to keep-on-trucking somehow.
I’m not there when that bad-boy gets what’s coming to him.
It’s risky and it’s iffy … I dunno ….
Tarot Readings : Fool and Two of Pentacles
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No idea you could pull off a shenanigan like that.
Sometimes you are unaware of the risks, you know.
Every once in a while my subconscious pulls a trick.
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It’s another day in the neighborhood, and you are doing what you do. You don’t bother with whatever stuff comes up. You either have your nose to the grindstone, or you are blissing out and hardly looking down as you go along. Or both.
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Seven of Swords
Here’s his story. He is a foolhardy hero, the daring soldier who pulls off stunts and often survives them where someone else would not. Here, he has sneaked, in broad daylight, into enemy camp before the battle, and is making off with as many of its weapons (swords back then) as he can carry … but he forgot his gloves, and nevertheless is carrying the weighty blades in his bare hands. This is how Seven of Swords gets to mean revenge: We are foolhardy like this when we decide to get even.
Seven of Swords is the bad guy, the criminal, the thief. You are Seven of Swords when you pull off some shenanigan, when you go on an adventure, when you take a chance,when you are sneaky or sneaking, when you have the nerve. You are a victim of Seven of Swords when he is in his thievery mode or worse (He can be an assassin; he can represent an assault). Seven of Swords is a troublemaker and represents risk in one way or another. Derring-do is a very good word for this tricky card.
Here are Seven of Swords’ words for today: those torpedoes, thievery, risky, risks, adventures, troublemaker, taking a chance, criminals, the nerve, that bad-boy, pull off a shenanigan, pulls a trick.
Fool
Today our Fool is in his or her ‘What, Me Worry?’ mode. Fool is not looking down, not looking around – is disengaged, particularly disengaged from whatever hazards might be. Endowed with such an inner bliss that outer realities are ‘water off a duck’s back.’ He has other meanings, other faces – lots of them, really – but that is who he is being today. And we leave it at that.
Here are Fool’s words for today: to hell with, we didn’t notice, it doesn’t matter, no idea, may as well, don’t look now but, as if it were nothing, somehow, I’m not there, I dunno, unaware, subconscious, regardless of the environment, blissfully disengaged from the environment.
Two of Pentacles
Two of Pentacles is another Rider Waite Tarot card that has a closet stuffed to the gills with applications and meanings, like Fool. And, like Fool, he appears in only one of his aspects. Two of Pentacles keeps going. He is about cycles and repetitious things, routines. The juggler is all about timing as he keeps doing the same thing.
Here are Two of Pentacles’ words for today: carry on, as it went on, after you do a few, is up to next, keep taking a _, are at it again, one after another, keep-on-trucking, gets what’s coming to (him), iffy, pull off a, sometimes, every once in a while.
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Seven of Swords tends to take over a story. I call these ‘star cards,’ because they are the star of the show: All eyes are upon them. The other cards tend to relate to them instead of to one another. Seven of Swords’ lighter meanings are still kinda unwelcome. ‘Adventure’ is its prize phrase, so it can be adventuresome too. It’s the light meanings we access today, influenced by Fool who is VERY light and Two of Pentacles who can be flighty even.
Fool is as special in Tarot as the cipher, the zero, is in the number system. Fool is the zero. Zero is nobody, is ‘just’ a place holder, but it is the foundation of mathematics. It has no value itself, but it determines the value of its neighboring numbers. I could write a book on Fool, and someday I will – just you watch. Today Fool ignores, is unaware, isn’t there, and isn’t affected or impressed. We use only a sliver of Fool today.
Two of Pentacles today uses its ‘continuing’ meanings and its repetition meanings. Only once does it indicate something could go either way – ‘iffy’ – today.
So what are we talking about today? “Carry on.” Keep at it regardless of the environment. Could be you keep your head down and charge forward through dirty water, and could be you are blissfully disengaged and unaffected by whatever drek is around. [Drek is one of those wonderful words in Jewish slang, Yiddish, that roughly means ‘shit’ in the same way we say ‘Shit happens’ in English.]
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Seven of Swords – Fool – Two of Pentacles
To hell with Fool those torpedoes Seven of Swords – carry on Two of Pentacles.
We didn’t notice Fool the thievery Seven of Swords as it went on Two of Pentacles.
It doesn’t matter Fool that it’s risky Seven of Swords after you do a few Two of Pentacles adventures Seven of Swords.
No idea Fool what that sneaky Seven of Swords troublemaker Seven of Swords is up to next Two of Pentacles.
May as well Fool keep taking Two of Pentacles a chance Seven of Swords.
Don’t look now, but Fool those criminals Seven of Swords are at it again Two of Pentacles.
Take one chance Seven of Swords after another Two of Pentacles as if it were nothing Fool.
I have the nerve Seven of Swords to keep-on-trucking Two of Pentacles somehow Fool.
I’m not there when Fool that bad-boy Seven of Swords gets what’s coming to him Two of Pentacles.
It’s risky Seven of Swords and it’s iffy Two of Pentacles … I dunno Fool ….
No idea Fool you could pull off Two of Pentacles a shenanigan Seven of Swords like that.
Sometimes Two of Pentacles you are unaware Fool of the risks Seven of Swords, you know.
Every once in a while Two of Pentacles my subconscious Fool pulls a trick Seven of Swords.
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Seven of Swords and Fool
To hell with those torpedoes. We didn’t notice the thievery. It doesn’t matter that it’s risky. No idea what that sneaky troublemaker …. May as well take a chance.*** Don’t look now, but those criminals …. Take a chance as if it were nothing.*** I have the nerve to keep on trucking. I’m not there when that bad-boy …. I’m not there when that bad-boy gets his. It’s risky … I dunno. No idea … a shenanigan. … unaware of the risks. My subconscious pulls a trick.
Seven of Swords and Two of Pentacles
… those torpedoes … carry on. … the thievery as it went on. … it’s risky, after you do a few adventures. What that sneaky troublemaker is up to next. Keep taking a change. Those criminals are at it again. Take one chance after another. I have the nerve to keep on trucking. That bad-boy gets what’s coming to him.*** It’s risky and it’s iffy.*** You could pull off a shenanigan. Sometimes the risks …. Every once in a while _ pulls a trick.
Fool and Two of Pentacles
To hell with _ – carry on. We didn’t notice _ as it went on. It doesn’t matter after you do a few.*** No idea what _ is up to next. May as well keep _ ing …. Don’t look now but … are at it again. One after another as if it were nothing. Keep on trucking somehow. I’m not there when _ gets what’s coming to him. It’s iffy … I dunno. No idea you could pull off … like that. Sometimes you are unaware.*** Every once in a while my subconscious ….
Tarot Readings for You for March 16-17, 2019
Today we demonstrate how you (yes, you) can read Tarot (at least Rider Waite Tarot in Tarot Verbatim) as a dialog; you and Tarot in a conversation. You can learn to do that piecemeal right here free, or you can organize and speed it up by buying the Tarot Email Training which you will find under the green ‘Get Them Now’ bar. Or you can just enjoy how it’s done here. We have a good true story.
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Three examples (three questions) from one person of Email Reading are a study in going ahead and (carefully) answering when the material seems contradictory. They are also an example of why my instructions to Email buyers are that it’s better to say that someone in a love story is married (especially, not to the love interest). In the questions of this reading, I do not know that, so I read in the alternative – meaning, I say it means this, or that, or that. It turns out that it all does make sense to Querant, who explains that it’s all true ….
Then – third question – she asks what conflicted Love Interest is going to do: action in the real world. And this is a demonstration of how … just because someone is in a dither about something … doesn’t rule out their getting on with it decisively.
My question is: What does he feel for me? What will he will do regarding to me in next 3 months?
Moon – Strength – Nine of Wands
She stifles his dark side, and that makes him nervous.
She stifles – Strength
his dark side – Moon
which makes him nervous. – Nine of Wands
Knight of Swords – Lovers – Five of Wands
Whether coming or going, chasing or leaving, he is your lover.
He is your love partner, – Lovers
intensely involved, – Five of Wands
coming or going, pursuing or fleeing. – Knight of Swords
or
He flies back – Knight of Swords
to be your lover – Lovers
after fighting with you. – Five of Wands
Seven of Swords – High Priestess – Four of Wands
She’s the kind of woman you marry, so it’s dangerous.
She’s the kind of woman – High Priestess
you marry – Four of Wands
so it’s dangerous. – Seven of Swords
or
This woman he has an affair with is married.
This woman – High Priestess
he has an affair with – Seven of Swords
is married. – Four of Wands
or
He is married, cheating with another woman.
A married man, – Four of Wands
he is cheating with – Seven of Swords
another woman. – High Priestess
Four of Cups – Judgment – Nine of Cups
He wants to come back and renew the relationship, but won’t let himself.
He wants to – Nine of Cups
come back and renew the relationship – Judgment
but won’t let himself (resists the temptation). – Four of Cups
or
He wants to not return.
He wants to – Nine of Cups
not do this: – Four of Cups
come back to you. – Judgment
Hanged Man – Three of Wands – World
Has intense feelings about a future with this trophy ideal woman.
He has intense feelings about you – Hanged Man
about the future with you, – Three of Wands
a beautiful woman who has no faults. – World
Three of Swords – Eight of Cups – Six of Pentacles
He treats you right, doesn’t break up with you.
He treats you right – Six of Pentacles
and avoids – Eight of Cups
being mean or breaking up with you. – Three of Swords
or
He breaks up with you and doesn’t treat you right.
He breaks up with you. – Three of Swords
and doesn’t end up – Eight of Cups
treating you right. – Six of Pentacles
Emily, to Client:
Never have I encountered a session with constant contradictory double meanings! I picked up the cards from six other spreads of another session of this question which did the same thing. So I am going with this. Does he have an alter ego, another personality?
My question is: What will he do regarding to our relationship after our last talk?
Seven of Wands – Star – Page of Swords
What is said makes him feel cornered and nervous.
What is said makes him feel – Star
cornered – Seven of Wands
and confronted (nervous). – Page of Swords
Ace of Pentacles – Five of Cups – Empress
“I have a lot to lose that’s precious”: my beloved.
“I have a lot (that’s precious) – Ace of Pentacles
– a lot to lose; – Five of Cups
she is my ideal (sexy) woman.” – Empress
Seven of Pentacles – Nine of Cups – Devil
“It seems I’ve gotta suffer for what I want.”
It seems – Seven of Pentacles
I’ve gotta suffer for – Devil
what I want. – Nine of Cups
Knight of Swords – Four of Pentacles – Eight of Cups
“A big change of direction: not letting myself drop out.”
A big (fast) change of direction – Knight of Swords
– not letting myself – Four of Pentacles
drop out. – Eight of Cups
Hermit – King of Pentacles – Four of Wands
Studly-Dudly is looking to settle down.
The manipulative man/Italian Stallion – King of Pentacles
is looking to – Hermit
settle down. – Four of Wands
Death – Five of Swords – Page of Wands
The end of him being a wise-guy; he is the good guy now.
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He is saying he is not the type to take advantage.
The end of – Death
him being a wise-guy; – Five of Swords
he is the good guy now. – Page of Wands
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He is saying – Page of Wands
he is not – Death
the type to take advantage. – Five of Swords
Three of Wands – Three of Cups – Hierophant
From now on going to share the good life with her in a good way.
From now on going to – Three of Wands
share the good life with her – Three of Cups
in a good respectable way. – Hierophant
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Tarot Readings for You for March 4-5, 2019
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Chariot – Seven of Swords – Six of Pentacles
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Getting ahead by fair means, foul means, or either way we can; and getting the job done the ordinary way, the creative way, or even the daring way: This is what we are about today. Some jobs require strategy, craftiness or even cunning. It’s one thing to be the manager who can pull the project off within the budget, and quite another to steal credit for another’s idea or effort on that job. So, if you cheat, cheat for the brand, not against it.
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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.
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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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.”
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Chariot – Seven of Swords – Six of Pentacles
Tarot Readings : Getting Ahead Any Way You Can Chariot and Seven of Swords
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Getting ahead by fair means or foul.
He’s the manager who can pull it off on that budget.
He gets ahead by stealing credit.
When you know what you are doing, taking a chance pays off.
Strategy to make a high-risk gamble pay off.
A tip on how to get ahead through the back door.
A driver who delivers the goods despite any hazard.
His skill is collecting money from deadbeats.
Tarot Readings : Getting Ahead Fair and Square Chariot and Six of Pentacles
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Take charge of your risk-to-benefit ratio.
You have the ability; you have the nerve; you get the reward.
Decide to take a chance on getting paid.
Include sabotage and waste in the cost of your project.
You are given the task because you have the willpower to pull it off.
It’s a long shot, but you get credit for the success.
It takes guts to succeed financially.
Tarot Readings : Crimes that Pay Seven of Swords and Six of Pentacles
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Crime pays when you succeed at it.
Being crafty accomplishes your purpose of just paying the bills.
It’s not legal but you get ahead financially.
Buys a vehicle with the illegal income.
Got screwed over purchasing that car.
In court about larceny of auto.
Thief decides to return what he stole.
Getting even is only doing what’s fair.
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How much of a chance to take? – what is the risk to benefit ratio of, say, sticking my neck out or giving them what they deserve? Sometimes we are in an adventuresome mood, and we take a dare – maybe for no good reason. Sometimes we are doing something illegal, risque or risky, just to get the rent and bills paid; sometimes we gamble with the rent money. Ambition can lead to some slippery slopes, and some slippery slopes pay off handsomely. We ponder what our payoff is today.
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Chariot
Chariot is the man with the plan, the decision maker, the go-to person, the field marshal, the chief. But don’t color him a desk job; he is where the action is. This is the commander of the battalion. This is the project manager who will be blamed or praised at the outcome.
Charioteers were all of that in their day. Special ops, war heroes. This chariot was the ultimate weapon, the tank of its day. The formations charioteers made, the strategies they used, determined win or loss of the conflict most of the time.
His steeds are magic creatures, sphinxes. He has them hitched in such a way the willful creatures must do his bidding, and he controls them with magic wands.
Seven of Swords
Seven of Swords This is one card you hate to see coming. Its good-news meanings are few (and not that good). The best things it has to say are: adventure, daring, guts, outfox or outsmart, pull it off, get away with it, special ops. It often means danger, hazard, reckless, self-destructive, thief, criminal, stolen property, and crime. Seven of Swords and Six of Swords, for example, say ‘Crime pays.’
Remember this is a ‘yes, he or she is fooling around’ in romantic questions.
Six of Pentacles
Six of Pentacles is getting what you deserve (in either sense – and we use them both and use the distinction today). It is ‘fair and square’ treatment, a fair exchange, a fair price, and such things as that. It is treating someone fairly, or being treated fairly, and giving or getting attention – paying attention. It is getting credit for what you have done. It’s the payoff, the paycheck, and, with Seven of Swords, payback.
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Chariot gets ahead and is a successful man (or person). Chariot is the project manager who delivers the project on time and within budget by using even the hazards in the project to best advantage. Chariot is a strategist and a ‘no excuses’ leader.
Seven of Swords is the ‘by any means possible’ approach. Seven of Swords is both the postman who delivers regardless of hazards, and the laborer who makes off with the equipment and supplies. Although Seven of Swords can be any daring and risky activity, the illustration shows sneaking into enemy camp and stealing its weapons, so it is especially appropriate for stealing. He is sneaking away, so ‘sneaky’ is a major term for Seven of Swords.
Chariot and Seven of Swords are both daring strategists who risk much to get the job done. That gives them much in common. When these two Rider Waite Tarot cards appear in separate sentences in your Celtic Cross spread, they can easily refer to the same person.
So it makes sense that Six of Swords, which means both ‘payoff’ and ‘payback’ completes our layout.
Here’s the difference – some of them anyway. Chariot is a leader, is respectable, and is in charge of an endeavor or project. You say ‘sir’ to Chariot. Chariot is famous for willpower, for decision, and for planning. Seven of Swords is an individual, probably a spur-of-the-moment maverick, and has no plan but is reckless. Note that he is doing the weapons heist in daylight, and is carrying the heavy sharp swords by their blades. Seven of Swords in Rider Waite owns the words reckless, dare, adventure, dangerous, hazardous, hotfoot. He is the main card for crime and criminal. He also is sneaking around, in your romantic inquiries!
Watch for Seven of Swords to appear where trust is violated, where there’s betrayal and double-cross … even though stealing the enemy’s weapons isn’t either of those things. Especially watch for Seven of Swords to apply to violating one’s defenses, since that is what he is doing in the illustration.
So how appropriate that Six of Swords is getting what you deserve, whether that’s payoff or payback.
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Tarot Readings for You for December 15-16, 2018
GUIDANCE When it comes to derring-do*, you either do or you don’t. Take it on a case-by-case basis. When there’s some danger, some risk, some adventurous opportunity, or when a troublemaker is up to something, sometimes you don’t know, sometimes you ignore the pest, sometimes you pursue an unsuspecting troublemaker, and, well, sometimes it’s you who are pulling something off or sneaking out of town, or quietly getting even so no one knows. We cover all these eventualities here today. (Be on the lookout, either way. It looks like today is a good day to get away with something.)
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TAROT READINGS: TAKE CHANCES, GET AHEAD (SEVEN OF SWORDS AND KNIGHT OF WANDS)
TAROT READINGS: I WASN’T THERE TO DO THAT CAPER (FOOL AND SEVEN OF SWORDS)
TAROT READINGS: SO FAST YOU DON’T KNOW (FOOL AND KNIGHT OF WANDS)
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TAROT READINGS: TAKE CHANCES, GET AHEAD (SEVEN OF SWORDS AND KNIGHT OF WANDS)
Damn the torpedoes; full speed ahead.
It’s a long shot, but – may as well pursue it.
I guess it was risky, but it got me ahead fast.
I outfox Mr. Hotshot without even knowing I did.
Somehow or another, you get that troublemaker outta here.
Once you get past the tricky part, you are home free.
You may as well take a chance and go through with it.
Pursuing subconscious adventure.
There’s no danger – full speed ahead.
Going out of town where no one knows me for an adventure.
You get ahead through a back door somehow.
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TAROT READINGS: I WASN’T THERE TO DO THAT CAPER (FOOL AND SEVEN OF SWORDS)
I wasn’t there – I was out of town when he got his comeuppance.
Get ahead by letting lobbyists do the dirty work.
I seem to be a risk-taker, but I’m outta there.
He gets out of here before anyone knows he is a thief.
The guilty party is gone before you know it.
He flees and is not at the scene of the crime.
Get on with just forgetting the whole thing and get out of there.
He moves around so fast people are oblivious to this bad boy.
Far be it from me to pursue revenge.
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TAROT READINGS: SO FAST YOU DON’T KNOW (FOOL AND KNIGHT OF WANDS)
You don’t know the risks when you are in a rush.
Pursue that unsuspecting mischief-maker.
And I’m up for the adventure – let’s get on with it.
It’s tricky, and there’s no way I’m going to rush through it.
Not paying attention, so the man cheats and gets away with it.
When you ignore and they keep after you, there’s something in it for them.
The way he left in such a hurry, I assume he was up to something.
Oblivious to the speed being dangerous.
I didn’t know he was fooling around out of town.
You don’t know the shortcuts to pulling it off fast.
You had no idea that speed is illegal.
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Fool – Seven of Swords – Knight of Wands
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To the left of Seven of Swords is Fool, who is oblivious, ignoring, or just going with the natural flow at the moment … but who also wasn’t there, and left no fingerprints. To the right is full-speed-ahead Knight of Wands who, with Seven of Swords next to him, may be making a getaway from a crime or a caper. He also adds the idea of speed or hurry to the story the three of them are telling us.
Today is a good day to pull off something and get away with it, or to have that happen to you … or both, since we cover getting even (revenge) along with all the other dramas of the day.
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Fool……. Who, me? I didn’t do it. I wasn’t even there.
I may as well, what the heck?
Let him do whatever, it’s none of my business.
I had no idea what was going on.
Fool is all of these today. He is a general-purpose covers-all-bases kind of guy card anyway. That’s because, one may surmise, he is the zero, the cipher, the number-fellow who has no value of his own but changes the value of his fellow number-beings by being in their vicinity.
The core meaning of this many-splendored Tarot person is living on the ‘out there’ spiritual plane right down-here in the body. A person who does that is distracted, absent-minded, optimistic and unafraid to deal with anything because it’s all the same to him or her, he or she doesn’t live here anyway … has dual citizenship.
Fool is a youth who is taking his dog for a walk somewhere, carrying almost no provisions, and not looking where he is going. He is about to skip over a cliff, but is expected not to because, well, God protects fools and drunks.
Seven of Swords …….. Here’s that bad guy – the sneak, the cheater, the criminal, the shoplifter, that double-crossing weasel with all the guts, the nerve. Here’s also you, carving off your piece of the guts and the nerve to pull off an adventure, get even, disarm and outsmart the foe. So Seven of Swords can be a dangerous mission, a criminal out to harm and steal, assault or kill, and can be pulling off an against-the-odds achievement.
Seven of Swords is also about self-harm and self-destruction. This part of his lexicon comes from his carrying heavy blades with his bare hands. Sneaking into enemy camp brings in outfoxing the foe, disarming and violating defenses – which of course includes trespassing and double-crossing. Think of those red socks as ‘hot-footing it out of there.’
Knight of Wands……Knight of Wands covers both ‘full speed ahead’ and ‘getting out of Dodge.’ Speed is the constant in Knight of Wands’ dictionary, as is ‘out of town’ and ‘moving on up.’ Getting ahead fast and being one step ahead of whatever is chasing you, that’s Knight of Wands. You can see how he and Seven of Swords would hang out together. With Seven of Swords being the criminal getting away, and Knight of Wands fleeing, you can see fleeing the law here. With Seven of Swords being taking a chance, a risky endeavor, you can see ‘pursuing a chancy opportunity’ for these two as well.
Seven of Swords and Knight of Wands both relate to ‘getting away with it’ and getting away. (And Fool, of course, wasn’t involved, either.)
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To dare, or not to dare; that is the question. Whether to pull it off if I can get away with it, or whether to run from the whole risk. I didn’t know that man was cheating on me until he was gone from here. I don’t know whether I will get away with *what it takes to get ahead fast* or not. I’ll just sneak out of town and no one will know. It’s a long shot, but, heck, I’ll just pursue it anyway. I outfox that bad guy without even knowing I did. And I’m up for the adventure – let’s get on with it.
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TAROT READINGS: TAKE CHANCES, GET AHEAD (SEVEN OF SWORDS AND KNIGHT OF WANDS)
Damn FOOL the torpedoes SEVEN OF SWORDS; full speed ahead KNIGHT OF WANDS.
It’s a long shot SEVEN OF SWORDS, but – may as well FOOL pursue it KNIGHT OF WANDS.
And I’m up for FOOL the adventure SEVEN OF SWORDS – let’s get on with it KNIGHT OF WANDS.
I guess FOOL it was risky SEVEN OF SWORDS, but it got me ahead fast KNIGHT OF WANDS.
I outfox SEVEN OF SWORDS Mr. Hotshot KNIGHT OF WANDS without even knowing I did FOOL.
You may as well FOOL take a chance SEVEN OF SWORDS and go through with it KNIGHT OF WANDS.
Pursuing KNIGHT OF WANDS subconscious FOOL adventure SEVEN OF SWORDS.
There’s no FOOL danger SEVEN OF SWORDS – full speed ahead KNIGHT OF WANDS.
Going out of town KNIGHT OF WANDS where no one knows me FOOL for an adventure SEVEN OF SWORDS.
You get ahead KNIGHT OF WANDS through a back door SEVEN OF SWORDS somehow FOOL.
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TAROT READINGS: I WASN’T THERE TO DO THAT CAPER (FOOL AND SEVEN OF SWORDS)
I wasn’t there FOOL – I was out of town KNIGHT OF WANDS when he got his comeuppance SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Get ahead KNIGHT OF WANDS by letting FOOL lobbyists SEVEN OF SWORDS do the dirty work SEVEN OF SWORDS.
I seem to be FOOL a risk-taker SEVEN OF SWORDS, but I’m outta there KNIGHT OF WANDS.
He gets out of here KNIGHT OF WANDS before anyone knows FOOL he is a thief SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Somehow or another, FOOL you get that troublemaker SEVEN OF SWORDS outta here KNIGHT OF WANDS.
The guilty party SEVEN OF SWORDS is gone KNIGHT OF WANDS before you know it FOOL.
He flees KNIGHT OF WANDS and is not at the scene FOOL of the crime SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Get on with KNIGHT OF WANDS just forgetting the whole thing FOOL and sneak out of there SEVEN OF SWORDS.
He moves around so fast KNIGHT OF WANDS people are oblivious FOOL to this bad boy SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Far be it from me to FOOL pursue KNIGHT OF WANDS revenge SEVEN OF SWORDS.
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TAROT READINGS: SO FAST YOU DON’T KNOW (FOOL AND KNIGHT OF WANDS)
You don’t know FOOL the risks SEVEN OF SWORDS when you are in a rush KNIGHT OF WANDS.
It’s tricky SEVEN OF SWORDS, and there’s no way FOOL I’m going to rush through it KNIGHT OF WANDS.
Not paying attention FOOL, so the man cheats SEVEN OF SWORDS and gets away with it KNIGHT OF WANDS.
When you ignore FOOL and they keep after you KNIGHT OF WANDS, there’s something in it for them SEVEN OF SWORDS.
The way he left in such a hurry KNIGHT OF WANDS, I assume FOOL he was up to something SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Oblivious FOOL to the speed KNIGHT OF WANDS being dangerous SEVEN OF SWORDS.
I didn’t know FOOL he was fooling around SEVEN OF SWORDS out of town.
You don’t know FOOL the shortcuts SEVEN OF SWORDS to pulling it off fast KNIGHT OF WANDS.
You had no idea FOOL that speed KNIGHT OF WANDS is illegal SEVEN OF SWORDS.
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…………….………. . Fool and Seven of Swords Damn the torpedoes. It’s a long shot, but may as well. I’m up for the adventure. I guess it was risky. I outfox _ without even knowing I did. You may as well take a chance. Subconscious adventure. There’s no danger. … where no one knows me, for an adventure. … through a back door somehow. I WASN’T THERE TO DO THAT CAPER I wasn’t there when he got his comeuppance. Let lobbyists do the dirty work. I seem to be a risk-taker. … before anyone knows he is a thief. Somehow or another, you get that troublemaker outta here. The guilty party … before you know it. Is not at the scene of the crime. Just forget the whole thing and sneak out of there. People are oblivious to this bad boy. Far be it from me to _ revenge. You don’t know the risks. It’s tricky, and there’s no way …. Not paying attention, so the man cheats. When you ignore, there’s something in it for them. I assume he was up to something. Oblivious to __ being dangerous. I didn’t know he was fooling around. You don’t know the shortcuts. You had no idea that is illegal. x
…………….…………. Fool and Knight of Wands Damn the _; full speed ahead. May as well pursue it. I’m up for the _ – let’s get on with it. I guess it was _ but it got me ahead fast. … Mr. Hotshot without even knowing I did. You may as well go through with it.*** Pursuing subconscious _. There’s no … full speed ahead. Going out of town where no one knows me.*** You get ahead somehow.*** I wasn’t there – I was out of town. Get ahead by letting …. I seem to be a _ but I’m outta there. He gets out of here before anyone knows. Somehow or another … outta here. _ is gone before you know it.*** He flees and is not at the scene. Get on with just forgetting the whole thing. He moves around so fast people are oblivious. Far be it from me to pursue _. SO FAST YOU DON’T KNOW You don’t know _ when you are in a rush. There’s no way I’m going to rush through it. Not paying attention so _ gets away with it. When you ignore and they keep after you …. The way he left in such a hurry, I assume …. Oblivious to the speed. I didn’t know he was out of town.*** You don’t know the _ to pulling it off fast. You had no idea that speed …. x
…………….………… Seven of Swords and Knight of Wands TAKE CHANCES, GET AHEAD _ the torpedoes; full speed ahead. It’s a long shot, but pursue it. Pursue the adventure.** It’s a long shot, but pursue it. It’s a long shot, but pursue the adventure. … the adventure – let’s get on with it. It was risky but it got me ahead fast. I outfox Mr. Hotshot.*** Take a chance and go through with it. Pursuing adventure.*** … danger – full speed ahead. Going out of town for an adventure. You get ahead through a back door. I was out of town when he got his comeuppance.*** Get ahead by … dirty work. … a risk-taker, but I’m outta there. He gets out of here … he is a thief. You get that troublemaker outta here. The guilty party is gone. He flees the scene of the crime.*** Get on with … and sneak out of there. He moves around so fast … this bad boy. Pursue revenge.*** The risks when you are in a rush. It’s tricky – I’m going to rush through it. The man cheats and gets away with it. When they keep after you, there’s something in it for them. The way he left in such a hurry, he was up to something. The speed is dangerous. He was fooling around out of town.*** Shortcuts to pulling it off fast. That speed is illegal. x
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Tarot Readings for You for October 9-10, 2018
GUIDANCE So what, exactly, makes a bad-guy or a good-guy? How come so many good guys get away with so many bad things? And how come so many bad guys do so many good things? How much can you cheat and still be true? Am I still a member of this good family if they turn on me? – or if I rob their house? And how come I’m the dummy here when I outfox them all?
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Page of Cups – Seven of Swords – Ten of Cups
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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
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Tarot Readings: Page of Cups and Seven of Swords
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Everybody takes foolish chances.
Can I get away with this and still be one of the good guys?
Am I a bad guy or one of the good guys?
Should I risk this happily-ever-after relationship thing?
Maybe this criminal is one of the good people.
Dare I ask about marriage?
A bisexual person risks marrying and having a family.
Is something stolen from your house?
Being the clown is risky – these people are straights.
My friends seem to think I double-crossed them.
Seems to be one of those adventuresome people.
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Tarot Readings: Page of Cups and Ten of Cups
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It seems everybody violates the rules somehow.
How can that bad-boy be happy.
It seems someone in our family is a thief.
The family suspects he is a lawbreaker.
Are all these people really criminals?
I risk looking stupid to everybody.
Doesn’t everybody cheat at something?
Am I hanging out with a bunch of criminals?
Inquiring minds want to know why all your friends are nogoodniks.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Ten of Cups
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I’m outfoxing them all – and I’m the dummy.
Is the neighborhood dangerous?
He may be one of those illegals.
It seems my own family turns against me.
All my friends are suspicious characters … why is that?
Why should we make those illegals a good life?
What are the chances everybody can live well?
It seems I got some unethical friends here.
So am I one of those ‘suspicious characters’?
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Now, Part Two,
Did you come here to ACCESS YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS? –
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Page of Cups – You question things if you’re Page of Cups – and you don’t fit into their mold; you’re the court jester, the dummy of the tribe even if you’re the only one with a little brains. Maybe you’re the inquiring mind and they have no answers.
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Of course, sometimes the shoe is on the other foot, and you are asking yourself if you are hanging out with the wrong crowd because you sure aren’t on the same page as they. You have no idea how you fit in here, or if you do. You are the comedian among the straights when you are Page of Cups.
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What you see if a fellow dressed as a woman who has a fish in a cup he carries around. So he is inappropriate every which way. Page of Cups is a walking question mark in your spreads: He asks questions, he makes your sentences questions, and he even translates ‘question’ as a noun or as a verb. Question everything when you see this guy.
Seven of Swords – Everybody takes chances, and everybody cheats at something but some of us are Bad Guys like Seven of Swords. Of course, one side’s terrorist is another side’s hero. Here we have a fellow … maybe a suspicious character? … who is disarming the enemy in full daylight right where they live – robbing them of their weapons. (This makes Seven of Swords one of the cards that can speak of weapons, as Ace of Swords and Ace of Wands can.)
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Seven of Swords is risk; Seven of Swords is dare and daring; Seven of Swords is adventure; Seven of Swords is cutthroat, unethical, illegal, dangerous, criminal (mainly a thief), Seven of Swords is breaking the rules, taking your chances, and Seven of Swords is getting away with it too. He is also the man on a mission, even a special forces operative. (Oh, the risk taker can be a lady too.)
Ten of Cups – Everybody who is anybody is a Ten of Cups person – the public, the good people, the straights, your family, your friends, the in crowd, the good neighborhood folks, and the good neighborhood.
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Ten of Cups is happily married, married with children, is a good relationship, and is living well. You feel an association in Ten of Cups of good people with prosperous people: The good guys live in this good neighborhood. (Never mind those other guys.)
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Right off the bat, we have the bad guys (Seven of Swords), the good guys (Ten of Cups) and a big question mark (Page of Cups). Intriguing.
We also have: Seven of Swords is risk, and Page of Cups is foolish. A foolish risk. Seven of Swords is adventure and taking a chance or a risk … and Page of Cups is questioning, asking, or considering whether to. Dare I? Asking whether (Page of Cups) to dare, or to ‘have the guts to’ (Seven of Swords) get married (Ten of Cups – which could include having children, because Ten of Cups is also married with children).
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And here’s Page of Cups asking if you’re happy (Ten of Cups) … asking about good people (Ten of Cups) breaking the law or the rules (Seven of Swords).
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Another fun juxtaposition in this spread is Page of Cups, the dummy, outfoxing (Seven of Swords) all those straight people (Ten of Cups). These same cards say the straight people (Ten of Cups) have no idea (Page of Cups) they have been outsmarted (Seven of Swords). They also say ‘Dare I (Seven of Swords) be seen as an idiot (Page of Cups) by all these people (Ten of Cups)?
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Come to think of it, we also have gays (Page of Cups), straights (Ten of Cups) and things adventuresome, risky, dangerous and daring (Seven of Swords).
We have stories … more than these, even.
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Right off the bat, we have the bad guys (Seven of Swords), the good guys (Ten of Cups) and a big question mark. Intriguing.
We also have: Seven of Swords is risk, and Page of Cups is foolish. A foolish risk. Seven of Swords is adventure and taking a chance or a risk … and Page of Cups is questioning, asking, or considering whether to. Dare I? Asking whether (Page of Cups) to dare, or to ‘have the guts to’ (Seven of Swords) get married (Ten of Cups – which could include having children, because Ten of Cups is also married with children).
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And here’s Page of Cups asking if you’re happy (Ten of Cups) … asking about good people (Ten of Cups) breaking the law or the rules (Seven of Swords).
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Another fun juxtaposition in this spread is Page of Cups, the dummy, outfoxing (Seven of Swords) all those straight people (Ten of Cups). These same cards say the straight people (Ten of Cups) have no idea (Page of Cups) they have been outsmarted (Seven of Swords). They also say ‘Dare I (Seven of Swords) be seen as an idiot (Page of Cups) by all these people (Ten of Cups)?
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Come to think of it, we also have gays (Page of Cups), straights (Ten of Cups) and things adventuresome, risky, dangerous and daring.
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We have stories … more than these, even..
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What can I get away with and still be accepted in polite society, or whatever society I’m a member of? How far can I go and still be okay with the neighbors? And what are those neighbors up to, anyway? Why should those thieving lowlifes have as good a life as I do, anyway? Do I have the nerve to get married and have kids, even, like everybody else? Inquiring minds are wondering about this respectability thing. We even wonder if those criminals are happy at home with their peers.
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Tarot Readings: Page of Cups and Seven of Swords
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Everybody TEN OF CUPS takes foolish PAGE OF CUPS chances SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Can I PAGE OF CUPS get away with this SEVEN OF SWORDS and still be one of the good guys TEN OF CUPS?
Am I a PAGE OF CUPS bad guy SEVEN OF SWORDS or one of the good guys TEN OF CUPS?
Should I PAGE OF CUPS risk SEVEN OF SWORDS this happily-ever-after relationship thing TEN OF CUPS?
Maybe PAGE OF CUPS this criminal SEVEN OF SWORDS is one of the good people TEN OF CUPS.
Dare I SEVEN OF SWORDS ask PAGE OF CUPS about marriage TEN OF CUPS?
A bisexual person PAGE OF CUPS risks SEVEN OF SWORDS marrying and having a family TEN OF CUPS.
Is something PAGE OF CUPS stolen from SEVEN OF SWORDS your house TEN OF CUPS?
Being the clown PAGE OF CUPS is risky SEVEN OF SWORDS – these people are straights TEN OF CUPS.
My friends TEN OF CUPS seem to think PAGE OF CUPS I double-crossed SEVEN OF SWORDS them TEN OF CUPS.
Seems to be PAGE OF CUPS one of those adventuresome SEVEN OF SWORDS people TEN OF CUPS.
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Tarot Readings: Page of Cups and Ten of Cups
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It seems PAGE OF CUPS everybody TEN OF CUPS violates the rules SEVEN OF SWORDS somehow PAGE OF CUPS.
How can PAGE OF CUPS that bad-boy SEVEN OF SWORDS be happy TEN OF CUPS.
It seems PAGE OF CUPS someone in our family TEN OF CUPS is a thief SEVEN OF SWORDS.
The family TEN OF CUPS suspects PAGE OF CUPS he is a lawbreaker SEVEN OF SWORDS.
Are all these people TEN OF CUPS really PAGE OF CUPS criminals SEVEN OF SWORDS?
I risk SEVEN OF SWORDS looking stupid PAGE OF CUPS to everybody TEN OF CUPS.
Doesn’t everybody TEN OF CUPS cheat at SEVEN OF SWORDS something PAGE OF CUPS?
Am I PAGE OF CUPS hanging out with a bunch of TEN OF CUPS criminals SEVEN OF SWORDS?
Inquiring minds want to know why PAGE OF CUPS all your friends are TEN OF CUPS nogoodniks SEVEN OF SWORDS.
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I’m outfoxing SEVEN OF SWORDS them all TEN OF CUPS – and I’m the dummy PAGE OF CUPS.
Is the PAGE OF CUPS neighborhood TEN OF CUPS dangerous SEVEN OF SWORDS?
He may be PAGE OF CUPS one of those TEN OF CUPS illegals SEVEN OF SWORDS.
It seems PAGE OF CUPS my own family TEN OF CUPS turns against me SEVEN OF SWORDS.
All my friends are TEN OF CUPS suspicious characters SEVEN OF SWORDS … why is that PAGE OF CUPS?
Why should we PAGE OF CUPS make those illegals SEVEN OF SWORDS a good life TEN OF CUPS?
What are the PAGE OF CUPS chances SEVEN OF SWORDS everybody can live well TEN OF CUPS?
It seems PAGE OF CUPS I got some unethical SEVEN OF SWORDS friends here TEN OF CUPS.
So am I PAGE OF CUPS one of those TEN OF CUPS ‘suspicious characters SEVEN OF SWORDS‘?
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….. Page of Cups and Seven of Swords … takes foolish chances. Can I get away with this? Am I a bad guy? Should I risk …? Maybe this criminal …. Dare I ask? A bisexual person risks _. Is something stolen from _? Being the clown is risky. … seem to think I double-crossed them. Seems to be adventuresome. It seems _ violates the rules somehow. How can that bad-boy _? It seems someone is a thief. _ suspects he is a lawbreaker. Are _ really criminals? I risk looking stupid. Doesn’t _ cheat at something? Am I … with criminals? Inquiring minds want to know why _ are nogoodniks. I’m outfoxing, and I’m the dummy. Is _ dangerous? He may be an illegal. It seems _ turns against me. … suspicious characters; why is that? Why should we _ those illegals? What are the chances? It seems unethical. So am I a suspicious character? x
……… ..… Page of Cups and Ten of Cups Everybody _ foolish …. Can I, and still be one of the good guys? Am I one of the good guys? Should I _ this happily-ever-after relationship? Maybe _ is one of the good people. Ask about marriage. A bisexual person marrying and having a family. Is … your house? Being the clown – these people are straights. My friends seem to think …. Seems to be one of those _ people. It seems everybody … somehow. How can _ be happy? It seems someone in our family …. the family suspects …. Are all these people really _? Looking stupid to everybody. Doesn’t everybody? Am I hanging out with a bunch of _? Inquiring minds want to know why all your friends …. I’m _ them all, and I’m the dummy. Is the neighborhood _? He may be one of those _. It seems my own family …. All my friends are _; why is that? Why should we … a good life. Why should we? What are the _ everybody can live well? It seems I got some friends here. So am I one of those …? x
…… .. Seven of Swords and Ten of Cups Everybody takes chances. … get away with this and still be one of the good guys. A bad guy, or one of the good guys? Risk this happily-ever-after relationship thing? This criminal is one of the good people. Dare I _ about marriage? Dare I marry? Dare I marry and have children? _ risks marrying and having a family. Something stolen from your house? _ is risky; these people are straights. My friends … I double-crossed them. One of those adventuresome people. Everybody violates the rules. That bad-boy is happy. Someone in our family is a thief. The family _ he is a lawbreaker. All these people are criminals. I risk … to everybody. Everybody cheats at something. Hanging out with a bunch of criminals. All your friends are nogoodniks.** I’m outfoxing them all. Dangerous neighborhood. One of those illegals. My own family turns against me. All my friends are suspicious characters. Make those illegals a good life. The chances everybody can live well. I got some unethical friends here. One of those suspicious characters. x
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FOUR OF CUPS
SEVEN OF SWORDS
TWO OF WANDS
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Tarot Readings: Four of Cups and Seven of Swords
FOUR OF CUPS SEVEN OF SWORDS
Crime does not pay.
Not going to get away with it.
Neither reckless nor conservative.
Avoid risk to be financially secure.
Don’t dare to do business with them.
It’s a long shot; it won’t make money.
Ain’t misbehavin’ now that I’m well off.
Don’t let anyone mess with your future.
Cutthroat competition isn’t going to succeed.
Won’t believe how unsecure a bank account is.
Refuse to get involved in some shady business.
Dare to say ‘no’ and you have the world in your hands.
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Tarot Readings: Four of Cups and Two of Wands
FOUR OF CUPS TWO OF WANDS
Will not cheat.
Is conservative, declines risk.
Planning ahead can’t hurt you.
It’s a sure thing, not speculative.
An upcoming unplanned adventure.
This crime will pay but I’m not doing it.
Not financially secure because of sabotage.
No way is this business going to be undercut.
Decline the pension plan because it’s a sham.
Profit from stopping violation of fiduciary duties.
It’s a sure thing; you’re not taking any chances.
You will not pull off that slick trick you are planning.
Not going to have anything to do with that bad-boy.
My pension is not subject to being taken away from me.
The future looks good now that you have stopped the theft.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Two of Wands
SEVEN OF SWORDS TWO OF WANDS
Will get the nerve to say ‘no.’
In the business of risk aversion.
High-risk investments aren’t for now.
The bank will double-cross you – so don’t.
It’s too high a risk; the bank turns it down.
My bank is robbing me, and I won’t believe it.
Cutting corners to make a profit, it’s just not done.
It’s a sleazy company – you don’t want anything to do with it.
Thugs are established here, and you can’t do anything about it.
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Four of Cups – “Some people just won’t take ‘no’ for an answer.” So we keep ignoring their offers. That’s Four of Cups, and that’s its illustration for all to see. four of Cups most often says a simple negative (so it’s a negator card) like: does not, not, don’t, it won’t, ain’t, can’t, un-, neither/nor. And sometimes the simple negative carries an extra word in it: isn’t going to; say ‘no’; but I’m not doing it; no way; stop; aren’t for now; so don’t. Words to the same affect also belong to Four of Cups, words like: aversion, declines, turns it down.
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Four of Cups also refuses to get involved with phrases like these: refuse to get involved in; not have anything to do with; you don’t want anything to do with it; you can’t do anything about it.
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Other situations, and their phrases, that pertain to Four of Cups’ simple refusals are like these examples: don’t let anyone
avoid; won’t believe; and I won’t believe it; is not subject to; it’s just not done.
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And that’s all Four of Cups has to say today. As you can see, he doesn’t like to talk.
Seven of Swords – Seven of Swords expresses the distinction between a hero and a terrorist, between pulling off a shenanigan and ripping someone off. Our hero-terrorist is pulling off the shenanigan of ripping the enemy, the competition, off of its weapons. Perspective is everything: Some people’s fun is hurting other people.
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Mr. Seven of Swords is stealing, so Seven of Swords is a main card for crime and criminals, for theft and violation of trust, for being a thug.
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Seven of Swords is also from the perspective of its victims. Here it gathers words like: mess with; cutthroat competition; insecure situation;; sabotage; undercut; hurt you; double-cross you; being taken away from me. Seven of Swords says ‘sleazy’ and ‘shady’ from a bystander’s or victim’s perspective too.
Lots of words come from Seven of Swords about taking chances, risk, and reckless adventure. Here are some of them: get away with it, reckless, risk, dare to, it’s a long shot, misbehavin’, cheat, speculative, adventure, taking chances, pull off that slick trick; that bad-boy; get the nerve; high-risk; it’s too high a risk; cutting corners.
Two of Wands – You know the type: He isn’t just financially secure or well off. He doesn’t just own the town; he owns the world. His investments have paid off, and he is a success, so ‘investment’ and ‘success’ belong in Two of Wands’ lexicon. But Two of Wands expresses YOU when YOU own YOUR world too. Same feeling – close, anyway. The feeling you can now confidently plan for what you want.
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Mr. Two of Wands is planning on how to wrest even more profit from his land holdings: Thank landlord … land lord. So Two of Wands is all about profit. For all this glory, though, most often this Two of Wands mogul simply contributes future tense, or words about the future (will; will be; going to, plan ahead, future), to your spread.
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Two of Wands combines money and real estate, and it is financial security, money in the bank … so this is the lead card for mortgage, pension, bank and banker, and bank loans generally. Two of Wands is the Establishment, the moneyed people. That expands to being a sure thing, and Two of Wands will translate ‘for sure’ and ‘a sure thing.’
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Random distribution is often puzzles me. Nine of Cups showed up in a streak, mostly as the second card, for a while. Seven of Swords is one of those ‘almost never shows up‘ Tarot citizens because of its meaning (which is a good indication Tarot isn’t just random, that something is driving it). Here we have Seven of Swords the very next day, and in the same spot – the second card. Hmm.
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As I have explained, when you have a ‘bad’ card like Seven of Swords, first thing you do is look around for a rescue card and/or a negator card. (Regular visitors know what I mean.) Four of Cups is a negator card: It belongs to the no/never/not/ Tarot tribe. Two of Wands indicates all is well in the long run, so it’s close-enough to a rescue card.
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Four of Cups is to not accept or not do. Seven of Swords is a wrongdoing, a risk, a dare, guts. Two of Wands is the future tense ( will – often), a plan, and profitable. These three cards most often are saying: Don’t risk your future, and don’t be taking risks. That’s the main message of these three cards, but they have a lot more to say than that.
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. … Four of Cups and Seven of Swords combine ‘ don’t’ words with ‘ taking a chance’ words, and therefore have a lot of risk- averse advice like: avoid risk; don’t dare; it’s a long shot, it won’t; don’t misbehave; don’t let anyone mess with; don’t get involved in something shady; have the guts to say ‘ no’; not cheat; declines risk; not doing the crime; not sabotage; decline because it’s a sham; stop the violation of fiduciary duties; not taking any chances; doesn’t pull off that slick trick; don’t have anything to do with that bad-boy; stopped the theft; not subject to it being taken; get the nerve to say ‘ no’; risk aversion; high-risk isn’t for now; cutting corners just isn’t done; it’s sleazy, you don’t want anything to do with it; you can’t do anything about the thugs.
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. .. Four of Cups and Two of Wands combine the future, or future tense, with a negative, so remember they say ‘ will not’ and ‘ won’t be‘ [ will not be], ‘ not going to,’ and ‘ will say ‘no,’ and similar phrases. they say ‘ No plan to.’ or ‘ un planned.’ They say ‘ refuse to get involved.’ And they say things like ‘ Don’t let anyone (fill in the blank) your future.’
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. .. Four of Cups and Two of Wands also combine a negative with ‘ pay’ because Two of Wands is ‘ a money card.’ So you have: no pay; won’t pay; won’t make money; not for that amount of money; not financially secure; not profitable, and so on. They could even say ‘ no mortgage’ because Two of Wands is a real estate and banking card.
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Two of Wands is doing business and is a company, so this pair of Rider Waite cards may say: don’t do business with; refuse to get involved in the business; no way is this business going to; in the business of avoiding (whatever); not a business; a company to be avoided.
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Two of Wands is about success, so Four of Cups chimes in with ‘ not going to succeed,’ using Two of Wands’ future tense ability.
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Two of Wands means established, and means a sure thing. When Four of Cups as a negator blends with it, it’s either NOT a sure thing, or it’s a sure thing and you can’t do anything about it, or it’s a sure thing and not (fill in another card’s meaning). The ‘ not’ is Four of Cups’ contribution.
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Two of Wands is a pension or bank account or other financial asset. Today we have ‘ Decline the pension’ and ‘ The bank turns it down.’
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. .. This pair, I had to dig to get sentences for. They combine sabotage with a good future, and say odd expressions like ‘ reckless conservative’ and ‘ it’s a long shot, i t will make money.’ They say t he pension plan is a sham and the bank account is unsecure, and crime will pay, and planning ahead will hurt you, and financially secure because of sabotage. They say the bank robs you and it’s a sleazy company, that thugs are established here. And the good news is: You pull off that slick trick you are planning.
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. .. But Seven of Swords and Two of Wands also have some good solid news. . .. Dare, and you have the world in your hands.
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Random distribution is often puzzling. Nine of Cups showed up in a streak, mostly as the second card, for a while. Seven of Swords is one of those ‘almost never shows up‘ Tarot citizens because of its meaning (which is a good indication Tarot isn’t just random, that something is driving it). Here we have Seven of Swords the very next day, and in the same spot – the second card. Hmm.
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As I have explained, when you have a ‘bad’ card like Seven of Swords, first thing you do is look around for a rescue card and/or a negator card. (Regular visitors know what I mean.) Four of Cups is a negator card: It belongs to the no/never/not/ Tarot tribe. Two of Wands indicates all is well in the long run, so it’s close-enough to a rescue card.
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Four of Cups is to not accept or not do. Seven of Swords is a wrongdoing, a risk, a dare, guts. Two of Wands is the future tense (will – often), a plan, and profitable. These three cards most often are saying: Don’t risk your future, and don’t be taking risks. That’s the main message of these three cards, but they have a lot more to say than that.
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. … Four of Cups and Seven of Swords combine ‘don’t’ words with ‘taking a chance’ words, and therefore have a lot of risk-averse advice like: avoid risk; don’t dare; it’s a long shot, it won’t; don’t misbehave; don’t let anyone mess with; don’t get involved in something shady; have the guts to say ‘no’; not cheat; declines risk; not doing the crime; not sabotage; decline because it’s a sham; stop the violation of fiduciary duties; not taking any chances; doesn’t pull off that slick trick; don’t have anything to do with that bad-boy; stopped the theft; not subject to it being taken; get the nerve to say ‘no’; risk aversion; high-risk isn’t for now; cutting corners just isn’t done; it’s sleazy, you don’t want anything to do with it; you can’t do anything about the thugs.
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. .. Four of Cups and Two of Wands combine the future, or future tense, with a negative so remember they say ‘will not’ and ‘won’t be,’ and ‘can’t say,’ ‘not going to,’ and ‘will say ‘no,’ and similar phrases. they say ‘No plan to.’ or ‘unplanned.’ They say ‘refuse to be.’ And they say things like ‘Don’t let anyone (fill in the blank) your future.’
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Four of Cups and Two of Wands also combine a negative with ‘pay’ because Two of Wands is ‘a money card.’ So you have: no pay; won’t pay; won’t make money; not for that amount of money; not financially secure; not profitable, and so on. They could even say ‘no mortgage’ because Two of Wands is a real estate and banking card.
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Two of Wands is doing business and is a company, so this pair of Rider Waite cards may say: don’t do business with; refuse to get involved in the business; no way is this business going to; in the business of avoiding (whatever); not a business; a company to be avoided.
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Two of Wands is about success, so Four of Cups chimes in with ‘not going to succeed,’ using Two of Wands’ future tense ability.
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Two of Wands means established, and means a sure thing. When Four of Cups as a negator blends with it, it’s either NOT a sure thing, or it’s a sure thing and you can’t do anything about it, or it’s a sure thing and not (fill in another card’s meaning). The ‘not’ is Four of Cups’ contribution.
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Two of Wands is a pension or bank account or other financial asset. Today we have ‘Decline the pension’ and ‘The bank turns it down.’
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But Seven of Swords and Two of Wands also have some good solid news. Dare, and you have the world in your hands.
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A financial guru says that a main factor that differentiates a winning portfolio (You can retire and keep living as you are.) from a losing portfolio (Your retirement is menial.) is not so much picking all the right stocks as in avoiding all the wrong stocks. The sexier a stock is, the more it’s courted, said he, the less you are going to make. We are looking at our lives that way today; we are avoiding risk and not letting anyone mess with our future.
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SEVEN OF SWORDS
TWO OF WANDS
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Tarot Readings: Four of Cups and Seven of Swords
FOUR OF CUPS SEVEN OF SWORDS
Crime does not pay.
Not going to get away with it.
Neither reckless nor conservative.
Avoid risk to be financially secure.
Don’t dare to do business with them.
It’s a long shot; it won’t make money.
Ain’t misbehavin’ now that I’m well off.
Don’t let anyone mess with your future.
Cutthroat competition isn’t going to succeed.
Won’t believe how unsecure a bank account is.
Refuse to get involved in some shady business.
Dare to say ‘no’ and you have the world in your hands.
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Tarot Readings: Four of Cups and Two of Wands
FOUR OF CUPS TWO OF WANDS
Will not cheat.
Is conservative, declines risk.
Planning ahead can’t hurt you.
It’s a sure thing, not speculative.
An upcoming unplanned adventure.
This crime will pay but I’m not doing it.
Not financially secure because of sabotage.
No way is this business going to be undercut.
Decline the pension plan because it’s a sham.
Profit from stopping violation of fiduciary duties.
It’s a sure thing; you’re not taking any chances.
You will not pull off that slick trick you are planning.
Not going to have anything to do with that bad-boy.
My pension is not subject to being taken away from me.
The future looks good now that you have stopped the theft.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Two of Wands
SEVEN OF SWORDS TWO OF WANDS
Will get the nerve to say ‘no.’
In the business of risk aversion.
High-risk investments aren’t for now.
The bank will double-cross you – so don’t.
It’s too high a risk; the bank turns it down.
My bank is robbing me, and I won’t believe it.
Cutting corners to make a profit, it’s just not done.
It’s a sleazy company – you don’t want anything to do with it.
Thugs are established here, and you can’t do anything about it.
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HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS
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FOUR OF CUPS
SEVEN OF SWORDS
TWO OF WANDS
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Tarot Readings: Four of Cups and Seven of Swords
FOUR OF CUPS SEVEN OF SWORDS
Crime does not _.
Not _ get away with it.
Neither reckless nor _.
Avoid risk _.
Don’t dare to_.
It’s a long shot; it won’t _.
Ain’t misbehavin’.
Don’t let anyone mess with _.
Cutthroat competition isn’t going to _.
Won’t believe how insecure _.
Refuse to get involved in shady _.
Dare to say ‘no’ .
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not cheat.
declines risk.
can’t hurt you.
not speculative.
un_ adventure.
This crime … I’m not doing it.
Not sabotage.
No way is _ undercut.
Decline _ because it’s a sham.
stopping violation of fiduciary duties.
you’re not taking any chances.
not pull off that slick trick.
Not have anything to do with that bad-boy.
is not subject to being taken away from me.
you have stopped the theft.
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get the nerve to say ‘no.’
risk aversion.
High-risk _ aren’t for now.
_ double-cross you – so don’t.
It’s too high a risk; _turns it down.
is robbing me, and I won’t believe it.
Cutting corners, it’s just not done.
It’s sleazy – you don’t want anything to do with it.
Thugs …, and you can’t do anything about it.
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Tarot Readings: Four of Cups and Two of Wands
FOUR OF CUPS TWO OF WANDS
does not pay.
Not going to ….
Neither _ nor conservative.
Avoid _ to be financially secure.
Don’t do business with them.
it won’t make money.
Ain’t _ now that I’m well off.
Don’t let anyone _ your future.
_ isn’t going to succeed.
Won’t believe _ a bank account is.
Refuse to get involved in some _ business.
say ‘no’ and you have the world in your hands.
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Will not _.
Is conservative, declines _.
Planning ahead can’t _.
It’s a sure thing, not _.
An upcoming unplanned _.
_ will pay but I’m not doing it.
Not financially secure.
No way is this business going to be _.
Decline the pension plan because _.
Profit from stopping _.
It’s a sure thing; you’re not ….
You will not … you are planning.
Not going to have anything to do with _.
My pension is not subject to ….
The future looks good now that you have stopped _.
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Will say ‘no.’
In the business of _ aversion.
investments aren’t for now.
The bank will … – so don’t.
the bank turns it down.
My bank is _, and I won’t believe it.
… to make a profit, it’s just not done.
It’s a _ company – you don’t want anything to do with it.
_ are established here, and you can’t do anything about it.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Two of Wands
SEVEN OF SWORDS TWO OF WANDS
Crime does pay.
going to get away with it.
reckless conservative.
risk to be financially secure.
dare to do business with them.
It’s a long shot; it will make money.
misbehavin’ now that I’m well off.
mess with your future.
Cutthroat competition to succeed.
how unsecure a bank account is.
some shady business.
Dare to _ and you have the world in your hands.
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Will cheat.
Is conservative, _ risk.
Planning ahead can hurt you.
It’s a sure thing, _ speculative.
An upcoming planned adventure.
This crime will pay.
financially secure because of sabotage.
this business is going to be undercut.
_ the pension plan because it’s a sham.
Profit from _ violation of fiduciary duties.
It’s a sure thing; _ taking any chances.
You will pull off that slick trick you are planning.
going to have something to do with that bad-boy.
My pension is being taken away from me.
The future looks good … the theft.
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Will get the nerve.
In the business of risk.
High-risk investments.
The bank will double-cross you.
It’s too high a risk; the bank ….
My bank is robbing me.
Cutting corners to make a profit.
It’s a sleazy company
Thugs are established here.
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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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GUIDANCE Crime does not pay except when it does; and when it does, it can pay better than most other activities and endeavors, and provide ‘the good life.‘ The other kind of good life, the straight life, has its satisfying rewards, and has its own brand of happiness. There are many biographies and sagas of people who give up one for the other. Today we toy with the adventure getting away with murder while still singing in the choir.
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Ten of Cups – Seven of Swords – Nine of Cups
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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
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TEN OF CUPS
SEVEN OF SWORDS
NINE OF CUPS
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Tarot Readings: Ten of Cups and Seven of Swords
TEN OF CUPS SEVEN OF SWORDS
Risks a good marriage for illicit pleasure.
It’s a long shot that everybody can live well.
Cheating on his spouse gives him satisfaction.
A criminal is a good guy if he profits from the crime.
Someone in our family is a thief and likes it like that.
A criminal who’s accepted by his peers enjoys his life.
Everybody violates the rules when it’s worth it to them.
People who are adventuresome feel good about themselves.
Be one of the good people and get away with whatever you want.
I am one of those people who goes to any lengths to get what I want.
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Tarot Readings: Ten of Cups and Nine of Cups
TEN OF CUPS NINE OF CUPS
People get rich by risking.
All those rich people are criminals.
We are all better off after the crisis.
Wants to be married so bad will risk it all.
We’re choose to be happy no matter what.
Some people prefer the walk on the wild side.
The neighborhood you like most is dangerous.
You do it your way, your friends turn against you.
The friends I like the best are suspicious characters.
My good life was hanging out with a bunch of criminals.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Nine of Cups
SEVEN OF SWORDS NINE OF CUPS
Oh, the loot he got robbing their house!
Criminals really want to be in public life.
Feelin’ fine that you outsmarted them all!
Taking a chance paid off: Happily married!
He’s gleeful to be the black sheep of the family.
He pulled it off just like we wanted him to: Yay!
A profit made from stolen property from your house.
I’m a bad guy who really wants to be one of the good guys.
Glad I had the nerve to get married and have kids like everyone else.
Want to pull off this shenanigan and still be one of the straight people.
If you get away with it, and you profit, you are accepted into polite society.
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Ten of Cups – “One big happy family” is a slogan for Ten of Cups.
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Everybody who counts belongs to Ten of Cups – the public, the neighbors you can live with, good people, the straights, your family, your friends, the in crowd, even the good neighborhood. People you know, like, and trust – or people you approve of at least. Ten of Cups actually translates ‘everybody’ often. Think ‘the well-adjusted people,’ but that’s an odious term.
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Ten of Cups is one of three marriage cards in Tarot Verbatim™, and its focus on marriage is positive. It translates ‘marriage’ and ‘marry’ frequently (and ‘spouse’), and it means happily married and married with children as well. Ten of Cups is also the good relationship, the couple who feels they are a couple. And apart from all that, Ten of Cups means ‘happy.’
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Ten of Cups is also prosperity: living well. You see ‘the American Dream’ (may it rest in peace) here: nice house in the suburbs, a boy and a girl child who get along together … even a rainbow over the house, in case you missed the point. So Ten of Cups (like Ace of Pentacles) equates living well with being a good person. Us good guys live in this-here good neighborhood, and that’s that. So Ten of Cups often says ‘happy,’ and ‘happily ever after.’ (You find Ten of Cups referring to ‘what makes (whoever/whatever) happy.’)
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In Tarot Verbatim™ the marriage cards expand to any size group of people with interests, traits, or characteristics in common. Ten of Cups and Four of Wands are about the ‘good’ people (well-adjusted, civilized, play-by-the-rules people), and Ten of Pentacles are the ‘people who are a problem or who have a problem.’ Ten of Cups’ part in the group–life set of meanings refers to neighborhood,, community and community or public life, and, well, moral majority, clean, in-crowd type folks, subjects, and organizations. For example, Ten of Cups may appear as the church crowd. It also refers to ‘peers,’ in which case it may not address its usual set of clean-cut humans.
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Do note that the answers to individual Tarot inquiries are in the perspective of the Querant; so if you’re reading for a jailbird, Ten of Cups will represent this person’s view of who the accepted people are. And the same for reading for a stoic: That person would populate Ten of Cups far more sparsely than its average range is.
Seven of Swords – Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to enter the competition’s camp and make off with its tools. Mr. Seven of Swords is a daredevil who dresses in red and goes bare-handed and barefoot (er, sock feet) into enemy camp in midday and makes off with their best weapons, carrying those heavy double-blades in his bare hands as he hotfoots it outta there. Keep in mind that this card can refer to self-destructive acts, and specifically to self-destructive acts designed to out-do or undercut a competitor. Seven of Swords will appear for a self-destructive person too.
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Keep in mind that Seven of Swords has two faces or two applications, so there’s a distinction to be made as you look at your spread. First, Seven of Swords is daredevil, derring-do, adventure. Words for this today are: adventuresome; walk on the wild side; dangerous; taking a chance; no matter what; you outsmarted; he pulled it off; had the nerve; to pull of this shenanigan; you get away with it. That ‘no matter what’ is the feeling you get when you decide, by god, you are gonna (whatever): resolve, grim determination.
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And Seven of Swords is risk, generically: risks (whatever) for illicit (whatever); risking, so bad will risk it all; a long shot; goes to any lengths; no matter what.
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And Seven of Swords is about cheating, violating the rules, turning against, violating a person’s trust or someone’s defenses, double-cross, and general reckless disregard for what’s expected. We say ‘crossed the line’ with a certain tone of voice for this concept.
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The other face of Seven of Swords is more heinous, no longer social approbation (disapproval) but actual criminal activity or activity so against the social norm that it (and the person who did it) is condemned. Beyond-the-pale stuff. Words for that today are: criminal, suspicious character, thief, robbing, black sheep, bad guy, stolen property. Because the crime depicted here is thievery, Seven of Swords represents what is stolen as well as who stole it: ‘stolen property,’ a legal term; loot (and slang words that mean ‘loot’).
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But Seven of Swords represents any given crime, especially assault and murder. And this is the card for mercenaries, black ops, organized thuggery of any sort.
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Once in a while Seven of Swords will represent the crisis itself.
Nine of Cups – Think of Nine of Cups as Thanksgiving Dinner, the safunsified feeling you have after you ate the whole thing. Nine of Cups is being happy and satisfied, having it all, wanting something (even wanting it all, greed). And Nine of Cups is the feeling you have after that meal: the pleasure of consumption; enjoying a good profit; the satisfaction of having what you want, having it your way. Nine of Cups’ song is ‘I did it my way.’
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Nine of Cups represents being rich, and here are those phrases from our sentences: can live well; you profit from; it’s worth it to them; get rich; rich people; better off; my good life; the loot; paid off; a profit.
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But Nine of Cups isn’t always about having what you want; it’s about the wanting. Even then, Nine of Cups is wanting what it’s likely to get; it’s not longing after what isn’t reachable. Here are the ‘want’ phrases for today: whatever you want; to get what I want; wants to be; we choose to be; prefer; you like most; you do it your way; I like the best; really want to be; just like we wanted him to; who really wants to be; want to (whatever) and still be (whatever).
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Remember this about Nine of Cups: Although we think of it as meaning ‘having it all’ or ‘having what you want,’ it also applies as having enough and being happy with that, and it also applies as greed and excess – having too much. So Nine of Cups is the Goldilocks of prosperity.
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Here’s a picture of human life: Wanting (Nine of Cups) to be a member of the herd in good standing (Ten of Cups), and willing to compromise or chance that (Seven of Swords) for something else you also want (Nine of Cups). Ten of Cups is the community; Nine of Cups is having it all; Seven of Swords is taking what’s not yours. Today’s spread is a study of Seven of Swords, its spectrum. After reading today, you should no longer live in dread of this Seven landing in your spreads.
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Living well is found in the lexicons of both the Ten and the Nine of Cups. You could think of Nine of Cups as one person who ‘ has it all’ and is satisfied with his/her life; you could think of Ten of Cups as two or more people who are in that same boat with that same gratified feeling.
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….. . Ten of Cups and Seven of Swords contrasts upright people with criminals, and juxtaposes *something everyone considers normal and okay* with something risque, dangerous, or dastardly. Examples for today of these ‘strange-bedfellow’ pairings are: risks a good marriage; cheats on his spouse; a criminal is a good guy; thief in the family; criminal accepted by peers; good people get away with; happy no matter what; friends turn against you;neighborhood is dangerous; friends are suspicious characters; criminals in public life; the black sheep of the family; one of the straight people pulls off a shenanigan.
….. . Ten of Cups and Nine of Cups are reflections of one another, in that Ten of Cups is two or more people feeling just as Nine of Cups by himself does: happy, satisfied, things are going my way. These two Tarot cards are in the same glad emotional groove. Their phrases in their today-sentences say upbeat slogans like these: a good marriage for pleasure; everybody can live well; his spouse gives him satisfaction; is a good guy if he profits; our family likes it like that; accepted by peers and enjoys his life; people who feel good about themselves; be one of the good people and have whatever you want; I am one of those people who gets what I want; people get rich; we are all better off; wants to be married; choose to be happy; the neighborhood you like most, friends I like best; good life was hanging out; profit made from the house; really wants to be one of the good guys; glad I got married and have kids like everyone else (This sentence uses three meanings of Ten of Cups, note!); want to be one of the straight people.
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... . .. Seven of Swords and Nine of Cups combine all those good feelings and all that profit Nine of Cups speaks of with the hijinks and criminality of Seven of Swords. Forbidden thrills! Think of it as getting away with whatever you want. There’s something perverse, often, when these two make phrase music together. Here are some of their thoughts: risks for illicit pleasure; living well is a long shot; cheating gives satisfaction; a criminal profits; l ikes being a thief; enjoys the criminal life; violating the rules was worth it; go to any lengths to get what I want; get rich by risking; rich criminals; risk all for what you want; wants it so bad will risk all; prefer to walk on the wild side; what I like is dangerous; I like suspicious characters; my good life was with a bunch of criminals; oh, the loot from robbing; taking a chance paid off; gleeful to be the black sheep; profit from stolen property; glad I had the nerve; want to pull off that shenanigan; you profit if you get away with it.
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AND NOW WITHOUT THE PICTURES:
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Here’s a picture of human life: Wanting (Nine of Cups) to be a member of the herd in good standing (Ten of Cups), and willing to compromise or chance that (Seven of Swords) for something else you also want (Nine of Cups). Ten of Cups is the community; Nine of Cups is having it all; Seven of Swords is taking what’s not yours. Today’s spread is a study of Seven of Swords, its spectrum. After reading today, you should no longer live in dread of this Seven landing in your spreads.
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Living well is found in the lexicons of both the Ten and the Nine of Cups. You could think of Nine of Cups as one person who ‘has it all’ and is satisfied with his/her life; you could think of Ten of Cups as two or more people who are in that same boat with that same gratified feeling.
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….. . Ten of Cups and Seven of Swords contrasts upright people with criminals, and juxtaposes *something everyone considers normal and okay* with something risque, dangerous, or dastardly. Examples for today of these ‘strange-bedfellow’ pairings are: risks a good marriage; cheats on his spouse; a criminal is a good guy; profit from the crime; thief in the family; criminal accepted by peers; good people get away with; happy no matter what; friends turn against you; neighborhood is dangerous; friends are suspicious characters; criminals in public life; the black sheep of the family; one of the straight people pulls off a shenanigan.
….. . Ten of Cups and Nine of Cups are reflections of one another, in that Ten of Cups is two or more people feeling just as Nine of Cups by himself does: happy, satisfied, things are going my way. These two Tarot cards are in the same glad emotional groove. Their phrases in their today-sentences say upbeat slogans like these: a good marriage for pleasure; everybody can live well; his spouse gives him satisfaction; is a good guy if he profits; our family likes it like that; accepted by peers and enjoys his life; people who feel good about themselves; be one of the good people and have whatever you want; I am one of those people who gets what I want; people get rich; we are all better off; wants to be married; choose to be happy; the neighborhood you like most, friends I like best; good life was hanging out; profit made from the house; really wants to be one of the good guys; glad I got married and have kids like everyone else (This sentence uses three meanings of Ten of Cups, note!); want to be one of the straight people.
… . .. Seven of Swords and Nine of Cups combine all those good feelings and all that profit Nine of Cups speaks of with the hijinks and criminality of Seven of Swords. Think of it as getting away with whatever you want. There’s something perverse, often, when these two make phrase music together. Here are some of their thoughts: risks for illicit pleasure; living well is a long shot; cheating gives satisfaction; a criminal profits; likes being a thief; enjoys the criminal life; violating the rules was worth it; go to any lengths to get what I want; get rich by risking; rich criminals; risk all for what you want; wants it so bad will risk all; prefer to walk on the wild side; what I like is dangerous; I like suspicious characters; my good life was with a bunch of criminals; oh, the loot from robbing; taking a chance paid off; gleeful to be the black sheep; profit from stolen property; glad I had the nerve; want to pull off that shenanigan; you profit if you get away with it.
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Everybody violates the rules when it’s worth it to them. Some of those reckless adventuresome people feel good about themselves, and prefer to walk on the wild side. The friends I like the best are suspicious characters, and someone in my family is a thief who likes it like that. He is gleeful to be the black sheep but I am glad I had the nerve to get married, have kids, and be like everybody else. I would like to pull off one great shenanigan and remain one of the straight people, because you are accepted in the best circles of polite society if you get away with the profit.
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NOW WE SHOW WHERE EACH PHRASE IN EACH SENTENCE COMES FROM
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TEN OF CUPS
SEVEN OF SWORDS
NINE OF CUPS
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Tarot Readings: Ten of Cups and Seven of Swords
TEN OF CUPS SEVEN OF SWORDS
Risks a good marriage for illicit pleasure.
It’s a long shot that everybody can live well.
Cheating on his spouse gives him satisfaction.
A criminal is a good guy if he profits from the crime.
Someone in our family is a thief and likes it like that.
A criminal who’s accepted by his peers enjoys his life.
Everybody violates the rules when it’s worth it to them.
People who are adventuresome feel good about themselves.
Be one of the good people and get away with whatever you want.
I am one of those people who goes to any lengths to get what I want.
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Tarot Readings: Ten of Cups and Nine of Cups
TEN OF CUPS NINE OF CUPS
People get rich by risking.
All those rich people are criminals.
We are all better off after the crisis.
Wants to be married so bad will risk it all.
We choose to be happy no matter what.
Some people prefer the walk on the wild side.
The neighborhood you like most is dangerous.
You do it your way, your friends turn against you.
The friends I like the best are suspicious characters.
My good life was hanging out with a bunch of criminals.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Nine of Cups
SEVEN OF SWORDS NINE OF CUPS
Oh, the loot he got robbing their house!
Criminals really want to be in public life.
Feelin’ fine that you outsmarted them all!
Taking a chance paid off: Happily married!
He’s gleeful to be the black sheep of the family.
He pulled it off just like we wanted him to: Yay!
A profit made from stolen property from your house.
I’m a bad guy who really wants to be one of the good guys.
Glad I had the nerve to get married and have kids like everyone else.
Want to pull off this shenanigan and still be one of the straight people.
If you get away with it, and you profit, you are accepted into polite society.
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HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS
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TEN OF CUPS
SEVEN OF SWORDS
NINE OF CUPS
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Tarot Readings: Ten of Cups and Seven of Swords
TEN OF CUPS SEVEN OF SWORDS
Risks a good marriage.
It’s a long shot that everybody _.
Cheating on his spouse.
A criminal is a good guy.
if you profit from the crime
Someone in our family is a thief.
A criminal who’s accepted by his peers.
Everybody violates the rules.
People who are adventuresome.
Be one of the good people and get away with _.
I am one of those people who goes to any lengths.
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People risking.
All those people are criminals.
We are all _ the crisis.
... married so bad will risk it all.
happy no matter what.
Some people walk on the wild side.
The neighborhood is dangerous.
your friends turn against you.
The friends are suspicious characters.
hanging out with a bunch of criminals.
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robbing their house!
Criminals in public life.
you outsmarted them all!
Taking a chance: Happily married!
be the black sheep of the family.
He pulled it off: Yay!
stolen property from your house.
I’m a bad guy … one of the good guys.
I had the nerve to get married and have kids like everyone else.
to pull off this shenanigan _ one of the straight people.
If you get away with it, you are accepted into polite society.
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Tarot Readings: Ten of Cups and Nine of Cups
TEN OF CUPS NINE OF CUPS
a good marriage for pleasure.
everybody can live well.
his spouse gives him satisfaction.
is a good guy if he profits.
our family likes it like that.
who’s accepted by his peers enjoys his life.
Everybody _ when it’s worth it to them.
People who feel good about themselves.
Be one of the good people and _ whatever you want.
I am one of those people who gets what I want.
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People get rich.
All those rich people.
We are all better off after.
Wants to be married.
We choose to be happy.
Some people prefer ….
The neighborhood you like most.
You do it your way, your friends ….
The friends I like the best are _.
My good life was hanging out.
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Oh, the loot he got _ their house!
really want to be in public life.
Feelin’ fine that you … them all!
paid off: Happily married!
He’s gleeful to … of the family.
just like we wanted him to: Yay!
A profit made from your house.
who really wants to be one of the good guys.
Glad I got married and have kids like everyone else.
Want to be one of the straight people.
If you profit, you are accepted into polite society.
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Tarot Readings: Seven of Swords and Nine of Cups
SEVEN OF SWORDS NINE OF CUPS
Risks _ for illicit pleasure.
It’s a long shot that _ can live well.
Cheating gives him satisfaction.
A criminal … if he profits from the crime.
Someone is a thief and likes it like that.
A criminal enjoys his life.
violates the rules when it’s worth it to them.
… adventuresome feel good about themselves.
get away with whatever you want.
go to any lengths to get what I want.
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get rich by risking.
rich people are criminals.
better off after the crisis.
Wants _so bad will risk it all.
We choose to be _ no matter what.
prefer the walk on the wild side.
_ you like most is dangerous.
You do it your way, _ turn against you.
_ I like the best are suspicious characters.
My good life was with a bunch of criminals.
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Oh, the loot he got robbing!
Criminals really want to be _.
Feelin’ fine that you outsmarted _!
Taking a chance paid off!
He’s gleeful to be the black sheep.
He pulled it off just like we wanted him to!
A profit made from stolen property.
I’m a bad guy who really wants to be _.
Glad I had the nerve.
Want to pull off this shenanigan.
If you get away with it, and you profit, ….
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my blue heaven?
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newborn elk child
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.
The entire contents of this website are Copyright © 2018. All rights reserved. This site may not be copied in whole or in part except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review without the express written permission of the publisher. All violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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