GUIDANCE In a flat world, what would all the mountain climbers do? Without friction, where would we get our traction? How can you be a winner if there’s no opposition to your motion? So, is Paradise a slip-slide kind of place? And would you want to go to such a place? Success is our theme, and we are saying that success requires effort, and effort suggests difficulty, and difficulty is what, therefore, makes success. So let’s cherish our adversity and make the best product from it that we are capable of. May I never run out of trouble!
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If you just want your daily look ahead, Guidance and Tarot Readings are all you need. ‘Guidance’ (above) is a summary of what the cards are telling visitors to be aware of this day.
‘Group Tarot Cards Reading’ (just below this) 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.
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Chariot – Three of Swords – Ace of Pentacles
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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
“Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.”
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Headings [So you can choose which belongs to you]
Tarot Readings: Profits from Setbacks (Three of Swords and Ace of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: Accomplishment in Spite of (Chariot and Three of Swords)
Tarot Readings: Fight and Win (Three of Swords and Ace of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: Make a Lot of Money (Chariot and Ace of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: Award for Injury (Three of Swords and Ace of Pentacles)
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Tarot Readings: Profits from Setbacks (Three of Swords and Ace of Pentacles)
He engineers the perfect divorce.
Manages to profit from divorce.
Manages to profit from a major setback.
Making the best use of heartache.
Profiting from adversity is our own responsibility.
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Tarot Readings: Accomplishment in Spite of (Chariot and Three of Swords)
You make it to your destination in a damaged vehicle.
Succeeding, when everything is against that, is succeeding.
Strategy is making the best use of adversity.
Accomplishes adverse possession.
You get a raise for accomplishing something difficult.
I do it my way, the hard way.
You drive right through the road hazards.
I am to make a profit in the bear market.
Aim to accomplish something against all the odds.
Perfectionists are hated when they accomplish that.
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Tarot Readings: Fight and Win (Three of Swords and Ace of Pentacles)
Enmity is the price of being a self-made person.
Successful entrepreneurs are resented.
When the opposition is most determined, you are most right.
Money would be my weapon of choice.
I decide to fight and win.
The winning strategy for the conflict.
You win when you decide to get nasty.
Adversity is on your chosen path.
You decide against it, and you are right.
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Tarot Readings: Make a Lot of Money (Chariot and Ace of Pentacles)
Manager who made a lot of profit is fired.
I rail against purely financial ambition.
He decides to make money hurting people.
Make a lot of money in a down market.
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Tarot Readings: Award for Injury (Three of Swords and Ace of Pentacles)
Compensated for your injury in a vehicle.
Compensate the wounded combatant.
You can make a lot of money, but you could get badly injured too.
Given an award for being injured in the line of duty.
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Chariot – Three of Swords – Ace of Pentacles
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LEARN TAROT BY OBSERVING
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………………….…………………… Both Chariot and Ace of Pentacles are success cards, with Chariot being the kind of success that represents a win over some obstacle, a masterful handling of a maybe dicey situation, and Ace of Pentacles being purely succeeding (idiopathic success!) or winning by the right formula, the following-the-right-course recipe. So these cards are similar. In the middle of them is Three of Swords, which is very much about conflict, difficulty, being against, adversity, adverse circumstances, difficulty, hate, resentment, enmity, feuding and divorce, not to mention pain and heartache. So Three of Swords magnifies the ‘success as a victorious endeavor’ of Chariot’s spectrum of meanings. So our theme is doing it the hard way, accomplishing against resistance. It also introduces the resentment, envy and even hatred that success and money can bring to a person.
………………………….. Chariot is masterful strategist enough, and motivated enough, to achieve whatever he sets out to do. Willpower and determination are his. Charioteers are the special forces of their day. Chariot is the person entrusted with the success of the entire project, the hands-on get-‘er-done in the field person. Skilled, naturally. Emphasis is getting it done no matter what, and sagaciously (cleverly) using every element of the equation, even the ones with a minus in front of them, to deliver on time and under budget. This part of the meaning is expressed well if you just happen to know sphinxes travel only in a turn, and that the reversed colors on their bodies mean he has one of each. He has hitched them to get in one another’s way. Big hint about this is: Note he has no reins, but a magic wand. That detail suggests using your gut, your spiritual abilities, every fiber of your being including the ones you have no name for, to deliver on your ambition.
………………………….. Three of Swords shows a heart with the three swords run from top to bottom through it, and storm clouds behind it. No one has to tell you it means heart trouble, heartbreak, heartache. It means divorce, separation, quarreling, against, adversity, feuds, hostility, opposition, fighting, being snarly or nasty or spiteful, adversity, resentment, hatred. It means storms, anything damaged or injured or mangled. It means quit and it means being fired. It can be jealousy, and it can be a weapon. It suggests risk and hazard sometimes.
..………………………. Ace of Pentacles also means success, but more success the easy way than Chariot does. Ace of Pentacles shows the right path or right road or right way … a theme you see in religions. Lilies (purity) at the start, and a victory trellis of presumably roses at the end of the path; a handful of gold to show the reward. This card suggest that doing the right thing is most profitable. It means money, profit, success, the price, ‘in hand’ and ‘with my own hands, to give or to be given, to possess, and even a ring at times. It is also the road, or on the road, and the presence of Chariot of course brings that out.
Take the hazards in stride the same way you drive through the bad parts of a road expecting a bump or two. Would you read a book that had no action parts, no challenges, no conflicting ideas in it? This spread suggests your life is like that, so pick up your tool and start carving it out the way you want it.
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HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL THREE 2-CARD COMBINATIONS
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LEARN TAROT BY PICTURES
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Chariot …….. Those are not horses, and he has no reins: Clues. Those are magic sphinxes who go in one direction, a right or a left turn, and he has one of each, because the colors are reversed on them. Story is: He, master strategist that he is, has hitched them so they block one another’s progress and have to take direction from his magic wand. Meaning is: Win by any means possible when it’s a war and you’re the charioteer, the special forces of their day. So Chariot is about getting the job done by whatever means is at hand, and succeed … no excuses. (Chariot is a Marine.)
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Three of Swords …………. You can’t miss the meaning of this illustration. Heart pierced by knives, gray stormy weather behind it. After Chariot, the military person, well, you get the idea something is going to be difficult; there’s going to be some kind of opposition. It’s gonna hurt. Heartache. Heart trouble too. Adversity and hostility, difficulty and aggravation in a cold cruel world. Divorce, being fired or quitting a job, feuding and hate … jealousy …. You look around for a counterbalancing card when you see this Tarot citizen. And today, we’re in luck: He is flanked by two certified winners.
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Ace of Pentacles …………. Ace of Pentacles clears the air: A breath of clear sailing, success, profit and winnings. Ace of Pentacles is money in hand, getting paid well or a good profit, possession or ownership. Ace of Pentacles also means: yes, right, correct, the right way, win, the road.
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