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Three Card Combinations

Every reading here is Emily’s, word for word, from three cards side by side. Search by what a reading says, or pick a topic.

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Tarot Easy Pieces · 7 April 2024
Three of WandsTwo of PentaclesFive of Swords

Common Question

Is Coworker going to quit taking credit for what I do?

Three of Wands – Two of Pentacles – Five of Swords

He will keep trying to take advantage/to rip you off.

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Tarot Easy Pieces · 26 March 2024
StrengthSeven of SwordsNine of Pentacles

Common Question

Can we keep the Company’s confidential program secret from traitors/leakers?

Strength – Seven of Swords – Nine of Pentacles

You prevent the harm from the culprit because you are so well-established.

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Tarot Easy Pieces · 19 February 2024
Wheel of FortuneFour of CupsSix of Pentacles

Common Question

What kind of an offer will I get from this big company?

Wheel of Fortune – Four of Cups – Six of Pentacles

A wonderful opportunity but they don’t come through with the pay you deserve.

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Tarot Easy Pieces · 18 February 2024
Wheel of FortuneHermitQueen of Wands

Common Question

After four years, how pleased with the outcome will I be if I go back to school?

Wheel of Fortune – Hermit – Queen of Wands

The best outcome is learning what puts you in control of your life (in home and business).

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