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Tarot Readings for You for January 28-29, 2017 Weekend©

Ace of Pentacles – Sun – Justice

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Ace of Pentacles – Sun – Justice

Tarot Readings: Ace of Pentacles and Sun

The open road is right for me.

Own it free and clear and legally.

Deserve to be happy and successful.

Pay for the child through the courts.

You get the vacation you deserve.

The best fun is when you’re sober.

You give the playboy what he deserves.

When what you do for money makes you happy, all’s right with the world.

Tarot Readings: Ace of Pentacles and Justice

The right price for my vacation.

Pay the lawyer to get you out of it.

Perfectly normal baby.

It’s legal to possess what makes you feel good now.

Police have a right to be childish.

Given legal custody of a child.

I justify being a perfectionist because it feels good.

Tarot Readings : Sun and Justice

A well-behaved child is your success.

It’s fun, it’s legal, and I get paid for it!

You have a right to be free.

This levelheaded kid is on the right track.

Succeed in straightening that kid out.

Being spontaneous is right for me; it’s paying off.

When you enjoy doing right, it’s its own reward.

Synopsis

You are so glad you get yourself on the right track and things in your life straighten out for you. You are free of whatever detoured you off the enjoyable road you are on now. You celebrate your sanity freely.

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Ace of Pentacles

A hand holds the gold over the golden road. In front, white lilies for purity, and at the end an arched trellis of roses for victory. This is a diagram of the idea that success and money accompany being on the right track or right path. Ace of Pentacles’ meanings are far-flung but stick close to this concept.

First is possessing – to have, to own. Next is to pay out, the price, to be paid, money.

Next is success. And best.

Ace of Pentacles means ‘right’ in any of its applications, which would include ‘correct.’

Then there’s perfection, being straight … you know, the straight and narrow road you see in the illustration. The right path includes a road, of course, and Ace of Pentacles often talks about a plain old road or street.

Sun

Happy. Feel good. Enjoy. Fun. Sun is the rush of relief and joy you feel when you bust loose from some stifling atmosphere. Sun is vacation time and party time, away from strictures and rules – the time when it’s your inhibitions that are in the closet. So Sun is uninhibited, spontaneous, ‘letting your hair down.’ The illustration is a toddler who sneaks naked into the yard to ride a mean pony. He is having the time of his life.

Sun is a lead card for freedom, free, be free of – any phrase about freedom.

While Sun can mean reckless behavior, it almost never picks up the danger or the disaster that is about to happen. (Once, in a legal question, Sun was ‘attractive nuisance,’ a legal term that often applies to a danger that draws children, like a backyard pool.)

Sun is one of the ‘children’ or ‘child’ cards. That extends to childish behavior, and to being a brat, being a playboy.

Sun is also a card-carrying member of the ‘leave’ tribe: to get out, to escape, to bust loose, etc. To leave the house, as the picture shows: It can be about pulling out of your driveway once in a while.

Justice

The title gives you most of Justice’s applications: legal, courts, lawyer, police, the rules. Naturally it also means what’s right, sane ,straight, sober, levelheaded, well-behaved, and so on.

Justice is also ‘rights,’ and what is deserved. It also says ‘justify’ at times.

Without another card’s contribution, Justice doesn’t say ‘legally binding’ or ‘legal agreement.’ Justice makes a marriage card say ‘legal marriage,’ for instance, but doesn’t mean that by itself. (It just gives you a whiff of marriage.)

We are not using some basic Justice words here. Google ‘Justice Tarot Verbatim’ for its comprehensive dictionary.

Now Without The Pictures

Ace of Pentacles and Justice have a lot of overlapping meanings. They mean the same words and phrases about right and straight. Sun is about having a good time, enjoying, feeling good, and being free of those rules that the other two cards represent.

A lot of our messages today celebrate enjoying a sane life and having enough money to do so. We are so happy to be paid what we are worth, what we deserve, for instance.

And in the same breath we talk about the brat getting what he deserves, and paying child support through the courts.

Overall, all’s right with the world today, and we are relieved to be free of something-or-another now.

Now We Show You Where Each Phrase In Each Sentence Comes From

Ace of Pentacles – Sun – Justice

The open Sun road Ace of Pentacles is right for me Justice.

Own it Ace of Pentacles free and clear Sun and legally Justice.

Deserve Justice to be happy Sun and successful Ace of Pentacles .

Pay for Ace of Pentacles the child Sun through the courts Justice.

You get Ace of Pentacles the vacation Sun you deserve Justice.

The best Ace of Pentacles fun Sun is when you’re sober Justice.

You give Ace of Pentacles the playboy Sun what he deserves Justice.

When what you do for money Ace of Pentacles makes you happy Sun , all’s right with the world Justice.

The right Justice price Ace of Pentacles for my vacation Sun .

Pay Ace of Pentacles the lawyer Justice to get you out of it Sun .

Perfectly Ace of Pentacles normal Justice baby Sun .

It’s legal Justice to possess Ace of Pentacles what makes you feel good Sun now.

Police Justice have a right Ace of Pentacles to be childish Sun .

Given Ace of Pentacles legal Justice custody of a child Sun .

I justify Justice being a perfectionist Ace of Pentacles because it feels good Sun .

A well-behaved Justice child Sun is your success Ace of Pentacles .

It’s fun Sun , it’s legal Justice, and I get paid for it Ace of Pentacles !

You have Ace of Pentacles a right to Justice be free Sun .

This levelheaded Justice kid Sun is on the right track Ace of Pentacles .

Succeed in Ace of Pentacles straightening that kid Sun out Justice.

Being spontaneous Sun is right for me Justice; it’s paying off Ace of Pentacles .

When you enjoy Sun doing right Justice, it’s its own reward Ace of Pentacles .

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Ace of Pentacles and Sun

The open road. Own it free and clear. To be happy and successful. Pay for the child. You get the vacation. The best fun. You give the playboy …. When what you do for money makes you happy. The price for my vacation. Pay the _ to get you out of it. Pay to get out of it. Perfect baby. To possess what makes you feel good. A right to be childish. Given a child. Given _ of a child. Being a perfectionist because it feels good. A child is your success. It’s fun and I get paid for it. You have a _ to be free. This kid is on the right track. Succeed in _ that kid. Being spontaneous; it’s paying off. When you enjoy it, it’s its own reward.

Ace of Pentacles and Justice

The road that’s right for me. Own it legally. Legally own. Deserve to be successful. Pay through the courts. You get what you deserve. You get the _ you deserve. The best is when you’re sober. You give _ what he deserves. When what you do for money _, all’s right with the world. The right price. Pay the lawyer. Perfectly normal. It’s legal to possess. Police have a right. Given legal …. I justify being a perfectionist. A well-behaved _ is your success. It’s legal and I get paid for it. You have a right to _. This levelheaded _ is on the right track. Succeed in straightening _ out. _ is right for me; it’s paying off. Doing right is its own reward.

Sun and Justice

The open _ is right for me. Free and clear and legally. Deserve to be happy. _ the child through the courts. The vacation you deserve. Fun is when you’re sober. The playboy _ what he deserves. If it makes you happy, all’s right with the world. The right _ for my vacation. The lawyer gets you out of it. Normal baby. It’s legal, what makes you feel good. Police are childish. Police _ to be childish. Legal custody of a child. I justify _ because it feels good. A well-behaved child. It’s fun, it’s legal. A right to be free. This levelheaded kid. Straightening that kid out. Being spontaneous is right for me. When you enjoy doing right.

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Our Daily Spread for April 18, 2011

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Impulsively got legally married just because you wanted to

Nine of Cups
Justice, Ten of Pentacles, Sun

Home Life Perspective:
Have the relationship you want and are entitled to – but it’s complicated – with the spoiled brat.
A home that you really want to escape from, and you deserve to.
Impulsively got legally married just because you wanted to.
I’m entitled to be happy, that is why I am leaving home.
The relatives argue that you should have children because they want a family clan.
Wants to be free but should stay in the bad marriage.

Other Perspectives:
You feel entitled to escape from the culture for the sake of your own satisfaction with yourself.
I deserve to be free from what other people want of me.
The gang thinks I should just want to have fun.
It’s fun to be a member of the band and you should get rich too.

Legal Perspective:
Relatives want legal custody of the child.
Child is removed, legally, from a bad home as you wish.
You get legally free of that house that is in disrepair and are so happy about that.
So pleased with the lawyer that gets you out of trouble.
Wants to be free of the legal troubles with these people.
Wants to go out and have fun, but there’s legal trouble.

Meanings and Illustrations:

The closest we come to a theme here is that both the Sun and Nine of Cups indicate enjoyment of life, but that isn’t the main meaning of either of them.

We begin with Justice, a simple Rider Waite Tarot citizen that means, besides the obvious: should, entitled, deserve, legal and legally, lawyer. You put it next to Sun – which means to be free, to have fun, and a child – and you get ‘legal custody of the child.’

Put Justice next to Nine of Cups, and you should get what you want, because Nine of Cups is ‘you get what you want – another simple Rider Waite Tarot citizen. You also get what you are entitled to, or get the justice you want.

Put Justice next to the Ten of Pentacles, which means trouble with other people and shows a ‘family discussion’ and you have legal trouble with other people. You could have a law firm, too: legal group.

Put Justice next to Sun, and you are entitled to be free, you should be having fun. Sun shows a young child who has snuck out of the house to play on the pony bareback … with a big flag in one hand and the other waving around in the air. Take a look at the pony’s ears and the look on its face … speaking of trouble.

Sun with Nine of Cups, you want to be free. Sun with Ten of Pentacles, you left the bad home, you are free of the trouble.

Advice is you get what you want and what you are entitled to, you get out of what is troubling you. You get yourself free of a bad marriage and are satisfied with your lot. With both ‘your wish is granted’ and ‘free and having fun,’ nothing much bad could be happening here. Go out and have a good day.

Not being in the real world sometimes serves your purpose

Hierophant
Fool, Two of Pentacles, Chariot

Focused, Conscious Perspective:
Succeed by just doing whatever you are usually doing.
Choose to do whatever people assume is respectable.
Never mind the ups and downs, maintain a steady middle-of-the-road course.
Faith that everything is all right somehow puts you in conscious control.
It’s okay to let yourself be unstable at times if you are a stable person.
‘Everything is just going to turn out all right,’ he decides.
It’s okay to let yourself be unstable at times if you are a stable person.
Forget everything: Whatever you are into already is going to accomplish your purpose in the world.

Unfocused, Reflexive Perspective:
A mindless reflexive consciousness like when you are driving.
Driving around in circles not knowing where you are going is normal.
Deliberately do repetitive movements until you are not in normal physical consciousness.
Sometimes being oblivious to getting ahead is okay.
Maybe you choose not to be in the accepted world.
He intends to be normal and respectable but sometimes he just isn’t.
Sometimes in the throes of the muse and sometimes focused upon the physical realities.
Just let go and go with the flow and you will make a name for yourself.
Not being in the real world sometimes serves your purpose.

The first two Rider Waite Tarot cards (Fool and Two of Pentacles) refer to being mindless and reflexive, as both refer in different ways to going with the flow and to being unstable, being not in the usual groove of mentality.

The last two (Chariot and Hierophant) refer to the very opposite: accomplishing physical ambitions by willpower. Together, these two categories that come together in our current spread compare and contrast when you apply them. As you can see from the way I have divided our sentences above. Lovely, say I.

Fool shows a fellow taking a stroll off a cliff with his dog prancing along in the same devil-may-care foo-foo, unknowing, oblivious, not-in-the-real-world consciousness, the optimist who has faith, the person who assumes nothing bad can happen whatever, never mind. Just dandy. It also means to not be, to not be present, to not consciously … that sort of thing.

Two of Pentacles is also in reflexive mode: You are doing whatever the routine is, going in circles with repetitive movements, going with the ups and downs and unstable at times. ‘Maybe,’ ‘somehow,’ one way or the other and neither/nor are phrases this Rider Waite Tarot card evokes. Definitely unstable, the opposite of Hierophant’s vibe.

Put these two cards, Fool and Two of Pentacles, together and phrases are produced such as ‘mindless reflexive consciousness,’ ‘in circles not knowing where you are going,’ ‘whatever people assume,’ ‘never mind the ups and downs,’ ‘it’s okay to let yourself be unstable,’ ‘sometimes being oblivious,’ ‘ just let go and go with the flow,’ and ‘not being in the real world sometimes.’

Chariot and Hierophant are very real-world. Chariot is succeeding in his goal, is getting ahead, accomplishing his purpose, is deliberate and is controlling his circumstances. He’s got a grip on the two sphinxes that want to go in opposite directions. They are going his way!

Hierophant is mundane, ordinary, physical, respectable, fit to print, whitewashed, clean nosed, the usual accepted and expected profile. It is the polar opposite of the Fool.

Now let’s see what happens when we combine card citizens from the two camps. Let’s take Fool and Chariot. (Doing all combinations will just be too much, don’t you think?) Fool-Chariot brings up these examples: not being ___ serves your purpose; just let go and you make; sometimes focused upon; he intends ___ but sometimes; maybe choose not to be; being oblivious to getting ahead; deliberately not conscious; and driving not knowing.

Advice here is to decide when to just let things happen naturally and when to exert willpower consciously. Two of Pentacles rocking back and forth seeking a balance between holding on and letting go. Following your bliss all the way over the cliff is not a good idea, and limiting your scope to ‘getting ahead in the world’ is equally not a good idea. The Chariot can drive all the way up to the cliff and park: What a view!