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A day late and a dollar short, but here nonetheless… facing the facts. Where am I now compared to where I was at the beginning of this month?
In the Self position, I drew the Wheel of Fortune, a reminder that life is ever changing and that I must learn to roll with the punches, taking [...]

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With the exception of the court cards and some of the major arcana cards, each of the suit cards has numbers on them, ranging from 2-9, with  the ace being 1. Understanding the meaning of the numbers is a major part of interpreting Tarot, at least for me.
I can’t even reference sources here because I don’t [...]

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One of the first things I learned about Tarot is that there really is no right or wrong way to learn or to interpret the cards, providing good morals and sound judgment are always in tact.  In this post, I’m speaking most specifically about the suits of Tarot and their corresponences.
When I first began learning, [...]

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There’s a hell of a lot I could say in response to the reading I’m posting below, it was powerful and has struck on many levels… but I’m going to take the advice of position number six and reserve judgment.  I’ll sleep on this, think it through, re-read it a few times, and then later [...]

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June 1st, I did a Tarot Reading via computer generated program (Tarot Magic) to preview the month ahead.  I prefer to use a computer program for my own readings, or to have them done by another reader, because I’m too … uhm… unsure of my interpretations when reading for myself. Before I do one for [...]

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Intro: This is one of those pieces that was born of anger, frustration, and the anger and frustration I felt toward myself for allowing myself to get angry and frustrated *grins*. Judged harshly by a friend, I vented through poetry.
There’s a double meaning in this poem, actually. The friend who judged me, at the [...]

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Intro: This piece was inspired by two sources. First, it was initiated by a game of poetry tag. One author writes a poem, then includes a set of keywords for the next author to include in their poem. The second author writes a poem using that set of keywords, and then includes a new set [...]

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