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ASTRID TAROT ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Card 1 = The past and the influence the past still has. Card 2 = Obstacles in your path. Card 3 = Influences working in your favour. Card 4 = The near future. Card 5 = The long-term future. Card 6 = The eventual outcome in your life. _______________________________________________________________________________ CARD 1: THE PAST AND THE INFLUENCE THE PAST STILL HAS The Star Card 17 The Star tarot card is one of the more mysterious cards in the tarot deck. In The Star, a naked maiden with long, flowing hair pours water from two pitchers. One stream of water flows to a pool. This signifies the stirring of new concepts and ideas. The other falls on the dry earth. In the background, a bird perches in a tree. Above the maiden, eight stars shine brightly. These are the stars of hope, ascending above her. The concept of "wishing upon a star" is the essence of The Star tarot card. The universe is not the unjust, senseless place it can sometimes appear to be. The Star tarot card tells us there is always something else, even when the going is tough. The Star can represent a gesture of goodwill and affection - possibly a gift. The gifts of The Star are not necessarily material, however. The Star is ruled by the Aquarius zodiac sign. The Meaning of The Star Tarot Card Hope, faith and trust. Insight and understanding. The Star tarot card is a good indication that wishes will be fulfilled, though not always as one expects. Nevertheless, the unexpected can bring about a happy outcome. The Star is a good omen, promising opportunity. A bright future, satisfaction, inspiration, optimism and spiritual love. It denotes good health and indicates the giving of gifts. Take care not to ignore the spiritual dimension of life. CARD 2: OBSTACLES IN YOUR PATH The Ten of Cups The Meaning of The Ten of Cups Tarot Card Contentment. Peace, happiness and friendship. Love, pleasure and joy. Good companionship and family life which is set to last. The Ten of Cups is an excellent card for group activities indicating success and fun. This card foretells a wish fulfilled. Everything will work out for the best. CARD 3: INFLUENCES WORKING IN YOUR FAVOUR The Queen of Swords The Queen of Swords stands resplendent in her beautiful robes, bearing a raised sword. Her left hand is raised to signify recognition and generosity. She is a woman who has suffered great loss - possibly a widow or divorcee. The Meaning of The Queen of Swords Tarot Card A keen, sharp, quick-witted person. She is forthright and judgemental - she doesn't mince her words or spare feelings. The Queen of Swords tarot card may signify a widow or woman of sadness. She should not be underestimated - she is very alert to undercurrents. She is generous. An independent lady who is intelligent and rational. Cool in a crisis. She is graceful and has a fondness for music and dancing. This card can indicate mourning, loneliness and separation. CARD4: THE NEAR FUTURE The Devil Card 15 The image of the devil is sinister. In the tarot card he squats over two slavish figures who are chained to his pedestal. This card is associated with materialism at its worst. The Devil symbolises tyranny of the senses and physical body. He is the bearer of the inevitable, often of misery and disaster. The Devil tarot card represents lust and greed - the refusal to value anything except pleasure for pleasure's sake. The Devil is ruled by the Capricorn zodiac sign. The Meaning of The Devil Tarot Card An object which cannot be overcome yet may be worked around. Lust, unyielding power, tyranny and greed. Depression and discontent caused by an overwhelming force. The Devil tarot card represents bondage and in some situations can be a good omen for marriage. CARD5: THE LONG-TERM FUTURE The High Priest Card 5 The High Priest tarot card, sometimes known as the Pope or Hierophant (an Ancient Greek word for "priest"), is the male counterpart of The High Priestess. Whereas The High Priestess is associated with intuitive wisdom, the High Priest tarot card is indicative of the concept of moral law. He is ruled by steadfast Taurus. As with The Emperor tarot card, the High Priest is often representative of a paternal figure. Unlike The Emperor, however, the High Priest tarot card represents not so much worldly status and power, but spiritual wisdom. The triple cross and three tiers of his crown represent the physical, intellectual and divine worlds. In Christian terms they represent the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. The Meaning of The High Priest Tarot Card The High Priest card symbolises a wise and capable advisor. It is associated with comfort and forgiveness, the power of the conscious mind and the influence of established faith. This card could represent a father or lover, but it could also represent a teacher or man of authority and rules to get along by. The High Priest represents mercy, kindness, humility, lenience and compassion. Advice being offered. The High Priest tarot card has a strong male connection, but is more indicative of spiritual wisdom than material matters. CARD 6: THE EVENTUAL OUTCOME IN YOUR LIFE The Ace of Pentacles The Meaning of The Ace of Pentacles Tarot Card Foundation. The Ace of Pentacles represents a firm foundation on which to build. The large coin signifies a very favourable outlook and the beginnings of prosperity. Stability, security and financial improvement. Attainment, perfection and great wealth. Ecstasy and bliss. This card could represent a windfall or gain through gambling. It signifies riches and gold - possibly artefacts or valuable coins. Treasure. Summary: _______________________________________________________________________________ .
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