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Tarot Reading: 5 cards to give feedback on the day.

Tarot Reading: celtic cross. 10 cards to give you feedback with regard to a question.

Position 1 - The card in this position represents the querent's general environment at the time, the influence with which he is actuated all through.

The card you've drawn, is The King of Cups. This card stands for "The Optimist" - one who is gifted in uplifting; giving totally; openly loving. This is Cancer the crab: deep emotional relationships are very important; one who is loyal to family and to deep emotional relationships. There is an ability to go beyond one's own ego or emotional pride (the winged horse, Pegasus, has moved past the peacock- a symbol of pride). There is then the emotional reward of happiness. This is air and water, the ability to blend emotions with the intellect.
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication that issues of loyalty to family and deep relationships are of concern, that "ego pride" has been mastered, or is needing to be dealt with. There is at this point the gift of giving totauy and openly to others.
 

Position 2 - The card in this position represents the obstacles the querent faces. If the card is favourable, it will be something good in itself, but not productive of good in the particular connection.

The card you've drawn, is XIII - Death. This card stands for "The Releaser, Eliminator, Expander" - One who is committed to change, metamorphosis, transformation; gifts in cutting through limitations, restrictions, and obstacles; desires to become "even more" of oneself; desires to "let go" of anyone or anything that is constrictive, and move toward expansion and growth. This is Scorpio, who, like the butterfly going from the caterpillar to the cocoon to emerge changed, transforms from the scorpion to the snake, sheds old skin and becomes the eagle or phoenix bird. This is shedding old beliefs and attitudes, cutting through the old structures to release something new. This is the movement from the age of Pisces to the age of Aquarius.
When a person is drawn toward this card it is a time of major transformation, setting something new into motion and at the same time letting something go, cutting through the very bones, the core, the form and structure of the old in order to release the new in a rebirth.
 

Position 3 - The card in this position represents the querent's goals, the best he can achieve or reach, but that is not his yet.

The card you've drawn, is The Princess of Wands. This card stands for "Spiritual Self-Liberation" - The Princess is committed to freedom, especially freedom from fear (the tiger is a symbol of fear). She has totally knocked out the tiger and has it by the tail. She has totally overcome fear. The sun wand she carries is a symbol of her ability to move in new directions with a vital new energy. The fear she has overcome is burning on the altar and being offered up as a sacrifice. She can be totally nude, defenseless, because she has nothing to fear. She has an increased self awareness after overcoming a major fear (the antenna). This is Aries (the rams on the altar), also, this is air and fire, an increased ability to overcome fears at the spiritual and intellectual levels.
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication that some major fear is being faced and overcome, that the individual will experience a vital new energy once the fear has been released. It has already been released internally, and there will be a new self-awareness.
 

Position 4 - The card in this position represents what the querent can work with, the tools at his disposal.

The card you've drawn, is Ace of Disks. This card stands for "Grounded, Practical, Organized" - This is high success based on being grounded or centered, being practical, organized, not "spacey" (the large coin in the center is the symbol for this quality). This is success on all levels of experience: mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically (the four wings). This is the union between the spiritual and physical aspects of self. 'This is radiating the higher aspect of oneself and bringing it into physical manifestation.
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication that this gift of grounded, practical organization is available to be used and drawn upon for the next year's time.
 

Position 5 - The card in this position represents the querent's past, that from which he is moving away.

The card you've drawn, is XII - The Hanged Man. This card stands for "The Transformer" - One who is committed to breaking through stuck, fixed perspectives, attitudes, and beliefs; a willingness to turn oneself upside down to get new perspectives on repetitive patterns, situations and "hang-ups"; the ability to surrender, receive, and open-up to unknown perspectives; deep desire for change.
When persons are drawn toward this card it is an indication that they are determined to break through a fixed, stuck place. It is a time when any repetitive patterns or behaviors will come up to be resolved, anything that has been kept hidden will be exposed.
 

Position 6 - The card in this position represents the querent's present, the current that is coming into action and will operate in the specific matter.

The card you've drawn, is Nine of Cups - Happiness. This card stands for "Emotional Fulfillment and Happiness" -This is fulfillment in all aspects of one's life, both internally and externally; a sense of emotional completion. This is Jupiter in Pisces: emotional expansion (Jupiter) and the ability to go into one's emotional depths for the purpose of integration and harmonizing feelings (Pisces).
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication that one is in a time of emotional expansion evolving from a feeling of fulfillment and completion. There is an ability to go into one's emotional depths to integrate and balance feelings.
 

Position 7 - The card in this position represents the querent's attitude and relation to the matter.

The card you've drawn, is XI - Lust/Strength. This card stands for "Passion, Awareness, Aliveness" - One who exhibits an excitement and enthusiasm about life. Multi-faceted creativity (Leo the lion) and passion for all of life's experiences; a desire to demonstrate one's full creative expression; ability to express oneself openly without defenses, rotes, masks, or justifications (nude); gifts in acting, the theater, and psycho-drama; strength to overcome and tame the beasts/demons within the personality structures. There is the gift of perception, extended vision, strength of insight, intuition. The woman has a tight reign on the lion, overcoming fear with creativity; she offers the urn up in trust of the Holy Spirit. Into the urn come snakes and flowers (masculine and feminine) to give birth to new creativity.
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication of desiring more creativity and passion for life, owning one's own strengths. This is a time for taming the beast within, overcoming fear connected with creativity, being open, naked, undefended with the Holy Spirit willing to receive the creative life-giving force.
 

Position 8 - The card in this position represents the influences: people and events about him.

The card you've drawn, is VII - The Chariot. This card stands for "The Generator, Motivator, Traveler" - One who is gifted in setting ideas, projects, and life experiences into motion; ability to "move" people, situations, and projects; can accomplish a wide variety of things simultaneously - usually three or four projects, ideas, and interests in motion at the same time; needs change, variety, and stimulation; little regard for anything dull, boring, or routine; wants strong home base from which to create. Gifted at many different jobs, there is resistance to specialization. The Charioteer holds the Wheel of Fortune, has the ability to turn in any direction with fortunate results. Sitting in the lotus position indicates a strong introspective nature, and taking a long time to make a decision. There is an ease with moving into high states of consciousness and awareness. Cancer the crab is the symbol of the outer shell protecting what is on the inside, there is a strong need to move in the true inner direction of the spirit.
When a person is drawn toward this card, it is an indication of change, a time of movement making career changes, putting some creative idea or project into motion.
 

Position 9 - The card in this position represents the querent's hopes and fears.

The card you've drawn, is Four of Swords - Truce. This card stands for "Mental Expansion, Resolution" -This card is mental understanding of an issue, relationship, or of some thing that needed resolution and that has now come to full resolution on all four levels of awareness -the mental, emotional, spiritual and physical (the four swords piercing the lotus blossom). This is Jupiter in libra: mental expansion (Jupiter) from a place of resolution and balance (Libra); mental regeneration (light green color) from the deep spiritual core (light yellow) on four levels of consciousness (white/clarity pinwheels).
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication that there is expansion in one's thinking that is taking place, this expansion and regeneration is coming from a resolution (truce) on all four levels of consciousness .'The individual may find that he or she is having new thoughts, expanded thoughts which want expression.
 

Position 10 - The card in this position represents the overall outcome.

The card you've drawn, is The King of Wands. This card stands for "The Spiritual Evolutionary" - This is the positive revolutionary, the bringer of change. The Knight charges forward, wanting to change our point of view, our perception of the world. He holds the Ace of Wands in his hands to bum out any blocks or obstacles that stand in the way. He has the ability to turn any difficult situation around in a more positive way (the scarab on the blanket of the horse). He has the ability to shed old belief , bring rebirth and change (the reptile suit of armor) and he has extended vision, the ability to see the inside coming out (the unicorn horse). This is fire and fire, a double strength with spiritual insight, intuition and perception.
When a person is drawn toward this card it is an indication of evolution and change at a deep core level; old perceptions are being shed and any blocks or obstacles are being burned out in order for there to be new, extended insight and spiritual birth.