Our Friend asks about a lateral move in the Company she is already established in. How simple is THAT? But no, my spread was not just negative but rabidly so. I report this to her, and wait a few days, asking again. Around the seventh attempt, I get what you read here. It is specific; it relates to work, in the first spread, with Eight of Pentacles.
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She is willing to share this report with you.
And you can go right up here on the Email Reading tab and try your hand at a question you are wondering about – for you or for another person. Don’t be shy.
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Email Reading
The category of life is:: Business
My question is:: Hi Emily, I am being recruited for a lateral career move that looks to promise long term growth opportunities down the road. Is this the right career move for me?
[Emily reports to Client that, over and over, terrible cards come up repeatedly, like an anxiety spread – that Emily will keep trying to get to the bottom of this.]
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Six of Swords – Two of Cups – Eight of Pentacles
There’s some interference that isn’t apparent now to your leaving the job you have now for something that will be better.
Interference that isn’t apparent now – Two of Cups
to you leaving where you are now – Six of Swords
on your job. – Eight of Pentacles
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Tower – Three of Swords – Three of Cups
A crisis and someone is fired or quits – and you have something to celebrate with your people.
A crisis – Tower
and someone quits or is fired – Three of Swords
and you and yours celebrate. – Three of Cups
and/or
Clashes of hostility but you’re getting along famously with everybody.
Clashes – Tower
of hostility – Three of Swords
but you get along fine with people. – Three of Cups
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Ten of Pentacles – Death – Seven of Wands
Things get dysfunctional in this environment, but you’re no hellraiser.
A dysfunctional culture in the company – Ten of Pentacles
but you are not – Death
a hellraiser. – Seven of Wands
and/or
Don’t let the people who don’t get along get to you.
Don’t let – Death
the dysfunctional faction – Ten of Pentacles
interfere with you. – Seven of Wands
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Queen of Swords – Seven of Cups – Four of Pentacles
Don’t let yourself be the victim when things get out of control.
Don’t let yourself be – Four of Pentacles
shortchanged as a victim of – Queen of Swords
all hell breaking loose. – Seven of Cups
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Justice – Page of Wands – Empress
Be an easygoing resource, be the one who stands up for the way things should be.
You are a resource, and you are easygoing – Empress
and you stand up for, and speak up for – Page of Wands
what is right, sensible, and normal. – Justice
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Ace of Wands – Five of Swords – Six of Cups
You, the nice li’l girl, stand up to a snarly bully who takes advantage.
A pushy person with a bad attitude – Five of Swords
sees you as a nice civilized warm person – Six of Cups
that this person can dominate, be rude to, and push around. – Ace of Wands
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[I see ‘take candy from a baby’ in Five of Swords, the thief and bully, and Six of Cups, the sweet kid.]
Emily Comments:
I have avoided calling this pushy person or bully ‘he’ because Five of Swords describes an activity; it isn’t a people-card per se. Because Rider Waite Tarot is a ‘female chauvinist sow,’ there are few female person-cards (court cards) that describe negative-type personalities – and there are plenty of male ones. So when Tarot says someone is a bad-guy in a card that depicts activity, it could be referring to a bad-girl.
Note that you are pictured as not fitting in with an adverse or even hostile work culture, and that you are pictured as being prosperous there (Empress, Three of Cups).
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If you are considering this move, questions you might want to ask are ‘Describe the person who is the main obstacle, and the situation’ and ‘Would I be better off overall (satisfaction and money) if I didn’t go there?’
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And if you wanted to investigate these questions, a telephone reading would give more details and would likely be cheaper in the long run. (An email reading = five minutes of a phone reading.)
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