let me know if you want a prediction on your past, present, future

Waiting for a friend., let's hope they show up

From Pavana,

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It's not playing all I can see is the name is Fortress but I don't know what song it is :(

From the member quoted above,

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28.

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I know they will keep coming

But here is no way upfront appologies

Will address all readings from p. 76-100

All new request until next time being next month sometime forgive me





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All,


If you wanna come hang out with us, here we are, well someone nutters is always there


Thread: Waiting... (Page 80)

Have I been "set up"?

What happened

This is so beautiful

Ok .. I have a reading.. so first I ask are you happy ? Second re: love how is that area in your life, will wait..

It's a mixed reading from being sad you didn't get all the pleasures you hoped for to finding happiness but the cards you got have million different meanings so I am lost as to how to interpret this

Regarding anyone getting into an area near me.

This is the message

Health: There may be information about your health that has not yet come to light. If you feel that something is amiss with your body, believe in your concerns and advocate for yourself. You may need to see a different health care practitioner. Trust yourself. If a procedure or test that is suggested to you doesn't "feel right," don't feel that you have to go through with it. Be sure that you are supporting yourself as best you can.

It's very possible you have been set up.. what can you do to not be harmed (or otherwise not to feel like you are or to be in this situation)

But do you know if I was or what is the nature of the set up?

The Hierophant

The Hierophant is the sixth card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number five to indicate transformation and flux. He imparts his knowledge to those who are willing to listen, kneeling before him to receive the gift of his wisdom. He blesses them, with his upright hand forming the sign of benediction. His sceptre and crown denote his position of absolute authority. He symbolizes organized religions and the inner teacher, both guides along the path that leads to deity, hence the two crossed keys at his feet. Those who seek his guidance learn that they must also look within for answers.

If your situation involves your career, the Hierophant indicates employment in a large corporation with strict requirements and expectations. The Hierophant symbolizes a knowledge of rules, regulations, customs, and the acceptable methods used in the situation - but does not restrict you to those traditional answers. You may have to go outside of the standards when it is in your own best interest to do so.

Introduction: The Hierophant is very much about "doing the right thing." You may be struggling with an issue and are unsure about what is "right" for you to do. Know that the answers are within you. Remember that the "right" thing is what is right for you also.

Work: You may find that a teacher or mentor of some sort that you have been needing appears in your life now…and/or you could be called upon to be that teacher or mentor for someone else. This is a good time to get involved with groups even if you don't think of yourself as a "group person," as you will find that you have much to learn from them (in a very positive way.) Work should be going very well provided you are able to be organized and work within the rules.

The World:

The World is the twenty-second card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number 21 to indicate the subconscious mind of the High Priestess (2) uniting completely with the conscious mind of the Magician (1). A figure dances in the center of a giant victory wreath. The creatures that symbolize the four elements have materialized, taking on more realistic forms. The dancer is widely considered a hermaphrodite, symbolizing the unity of the masculine and feminine aspects to form a complete whole. The wreath is adorned with two red sashes, each one forming the sign of infinity. These symbolize the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth. The dancer passes through the wreath, entering a new phase of development, holding two wands. These wands channel the energy outward and inward, in an endless flow. The Wheel has come full circle, and the Dance of Life begins again, coiling ever upward toward divinity.

The World in your future indicates unlimited potential put into experienced hands: the opportunity of a lifetime. Its image literally states “the sky’s the limit”. If you have been waiting for your chance, this will be IT. You will have the tools to accomplish your goal, and the door will be open. The World is a card of action. Of all the Major Arcana, only the first (The Fool) and the last (The World) show movement. While The Fool is like the dawn of creation and its promise, the World is like the hallmark of self-actualization. The benefits in store for you are truly as limitless as the cosmos this card represents.

The World is your oyster when you see this card in your reading.

Like with the Wheel of Fortune card, it is indicative that there is luck on your side and that the universe is looking at you favorably. However, when the World is present it says that things are definitely looking up and that what you want is at your fingertips, you simply have to reach out and take what you want. When you see this card in a reading it is a reminder that all things are possible and that there are endless forces at work that you can’t see.

This card is a very personal card. It is often compared the Wheel of Fortune card because it carries similar weight and meaning. The main difference between the cards is that the World reflects the present and now. Even in a past or future position in a reading the card carries positive energies that affect your present standing. The luck from the Wheel of fortune card pays off and becomes true reward. The reward from the World card is similar to the feeling of winning or being triumphant.

Thy symbolism on the card in the Rider Waite deck is largely based on completion or reaching the end. The World is the last card in the major arcana of the tarot and at the point in which the story would normally start over. It can symbolize a prosperous end to an aspect in your life and new beginnings coming forth soon.

Now is a time to allow yourself to shine, relish in what you have accomplished, and perhaps even brag a little bit. There are aspects in your life that one would consider worthy accomplishments and it’s okay to take a little bit of time to celebrate them. Also understand that with the ending of one journey that it is simply the beginning of another. Strive for greatness in a task that you are working to complete right now and be assured that the hard work you are putting in will pay off.

You have in your cards escaping a situation

Here maybe you get the answers from it

Ten of Pentacles
Overall, the Ten of Pentacles is a card of a good home life, security, prosperity, and happiness...on the surface. Looking closer, the family appears not to notice how lucky they are, which is the deeper message of the card. The man and woman do not walk together; rather, they pass each other briefly as they go through their mundane motions. The people in the situation took what they had, and each other, for granted. They were so wrapped up in their daily routines that they did not take the time to acknowledge the magic and blessings around them, symbolized by the ten pentacles surrounding their home. The ten pentacles also have a deeper meaning, echoing the ten Sephiroth of the Tree of Life. These people did not look past the trappings of the material world, or seek the blessings of the soul.


Two of Swords symbolizes a choice. The decision is put off, and the seeker is stuck, unable to face the truth. The blindfold she wears willingly shows her inability to open her eyes to reality. She has chosen to turn away from her intuition and emotions, symbolized by the ocean. She is a passive participant, crossing her arms over her chest to protect her heart. Putting this decision off may buy you time to gain control over your emotions, but the decision will inevitably have to be made, and if you wait, it may be made for you.


The Eight of Cups suggests that you are about to begin an important journey of self-exploration. The cups the character in the picture is leaving behind seem organized and stable, though there is a noticeable gap in them. This shows that you will have a relatively stable situation that you will be leaving behind, but that you will be feeling that there is something more, something your soul is seeking. The moon is shown eclipsing the sun, which shows how your search for deeper meaning will block out the importance of ordinary daily life. You must climb the mountain to find your spiritual peak. It is said that the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.

Oh

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Oh,

This ok.. Pavana may help..

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My mom has passed. She was a teacher. They where divorced. Small frame lots of energy. They divorced back in 92. He had remarried. Now I am adopted...so that might be messing things up perhaps? My mom (who adopted me,her name was Nancy)
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 71146108

Ok this member

Request: their adoptive father had a message for them but it never got told

The original was smt like what my father wasn't ready to tell me..

I will go blindfolded into this request and will forward what I received please let me know your thoughts, if it doesn't resonate it means usually that in fact you had a specific question in mind when you asked so let me know and I will adjust this reading and or interpret it further in detail for you

Past

Ten of Swords
The swords stuck in the person’s back symbolize failed plans, loss, and defeat, but the sheer number of swords, ten, can indicate over-dramatization of the situation. It probably was not as bad as it seemed to the one who was in it. The water is calm, the sky on the horizon is light, and it is the darkest hour that passed as it always does. Soon, the dawn came, and a new beginning with it.


Present

The Tower
The Tower is the seventeenth card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number 16 to indicate the conscious mind represented by the Magician (1) faced with the breakdown of the unity found in the Lovers (6). Atop a craggy peak, the once-crowned Tower begins to crumble. Fire and Lightning ravage it from within and without. Two people, calling to mind the man and woman in the Lovers card (but clothed, indicating concealment), plunge to an uncertain fate, as flames erupt from the explosion. The destruction is devastating, but there is a purpose behind it. The walls of the Tower have been constructed by the materialistic Ego, and the force of chaos has come to tear them down in the name of spiritual development. The small, tear-shaped flames are symbolic because they resemble YOD, the first letter in the Hebrew name for God. They represent the spark of enlightenment that will brighten even the darkest hour.

Right now, you may be experiencing a time of turmoil. The phenomenon that “bad things” happen in threes, or other multiples, is a reality, and you may feel the rug of life being pulled out from under your feet. Like the Tower, you feel you have been struck from out of nowhere. Sometimes, a fire is needed to clear out dead wood, and clear space for the fresh seedlings that will someday be a great forest. If you feel overwhelmed, remember that you can only become stronger by surviving these trials.

Future

The Wheel of Fortune
The Wheel of Fortune is the eleventh card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number ten, which corresponds to the number of sephiroth in the Tree of Life. The Wheel spins in the midway point of the Major Arcana, indicating a crucial turning point. It is a metaphor for Karma, Fate, and Destiny. The creatures pictured in the corners of the card symbolize the elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, just as the Pentacles, Swords, Wands, and Cups of the Tarot do. The letters on the great Wheel can be arranged to form many different words that each have meaning: ROTA, the Latin word meaning wheel; ORAT, the Latin word meaning speaks; TARO, the phonetic pronunciation of Tarot, TORA, the Hebrew holy book and the word seen on the scroll of the High Priestess; and ATOR, thought to be another name for Hathor, an Egyptian Goddess. The snake on the Wheel has long been associated with evil, but is also an important symbol of transformation. The jackal-headed man is a representation of Anubis, an Egyptian God who is the guardian of the Underworld. The sphinx is attributed to Horus, associated with resurrection. In these three figures, the Wheel’s course of life, death, and rebirth is embodied. Only when you step back from the daily events in your life can you see the greater patterns—the Wheel itself in motion.

The Wheel of Fortune in your future indicates that you will see situations in your life that come to a close, as well as new opportunities that will come to replace them. Major life decisions and milestones will be arriving, and some will have just passed. Things you set in motion some time ago will begin to bear fruit. Seeds you plant at this time will be sprouting when the Wheel comes full circle again. When you step back and examine the cause and effect of your situation, you will be able to adjust your actions accordingly to produce a better outcome.

The Six of Cups

The Six of Cups is a pleasant little card that can indicate that there are a lot of positive energies surrounding you at this time… so long as they are balanced.

First we will talk about the good of the card and then we will discuss the pitfalls. This card represents nostalgia and ideal times of your life. Often the card will come at a time in your life when you need solace or healing because it represents the need to focus your energies on more simplistic outlets. It’s an excellent time to center your energies on clearing out the messes in your life that are unnecessary.

If you are feeling that there is a lot going on in your life and you are being sucked in by a whirlwind of events or stressors understand that you have the power to slow things down. It can be difficult to separate out what needs your attention right now and what you can let go. The Six of Cups can tell you to go back to the basics and rather than working on cutting aspects out of your life completely reworking areas of your life so that they aren’t taking out so much from you personally.

The imagery on the card shows a boy handing a younger child, seemingly a female, flowers. There is no hint of monetary exchange and it is often interpreted as a loving or childish gesture. The colors of the card are all indicative of spirituality and emotional strength. It is also a pleasant card in regards to the fact that there is no real downside to this card. Generally it shows the positive nature of universal love.


The King of Cups

The King of Cups is like the King of Cool.

He is a great card in a reading when you are seeking ways to express yourself emotionally or having to accept aspects (or people) in your life that you would rather not. With the King of Cups in your reading you can know that while there may be a lot going on in your life and you are likely to find that not everything is going you way… what will be will be. Pay special attention in your life to the areas that are demanding a lot of attention from you. Focus on those aspects and think about the ways in which you can work smart rather than working hard. The energy from the King of Cups is really great at helping you to keep your composure, maintain balance in your life, and when you have a need for patience.

The King of Cups sits upon his throne and he knows that he is where he is by his own works. Like other Kings in the deck, he is at a place where he has mastered his own element. The element of water covers all things emotional and spiritual. The King of Cups is the guy you turn to when you need problem-solving skills and works well under pressure. The focus in your life right now should not be what you can do, but rather what do you feel.

Having this card show up in your reading can show that there are aspects of your life where you need to weight out the pros and cons of the situation. Before you take a leap forward you want to really listen to your intuitions and only then, act accordingly. Even if you feel that things are mellow right now, be prepared for a challenge headed your way that will throw you off balance. You have a warning now and you should be able to deal with the challenge head on as long as you maintain your composure and understand that no matter how big the challenge is, you are strong and smart enough to overcome it. There is no need to feel overwhelmed; everything is as it should be. Seek your inner Yoda.


The Six of Pentacles

A quick glance at the Six of Pentacles shows a generous person giving to those less fortunate. The fact that the giver is standing while the others kneel reveals the deeper meaning. The scales symbolize the balance of power, which benefits both the giver and the receiver to varying degrees in this situation. The person or entity giving bases this generosity on the power it has over those who accept the charity or aid, and this may be mental, emotional, or sexual favors, not necessarily material ones. The person giving could actually be a job, and may be dominating an entire group of people who remain in the situation because they do not want to risk a change. You may find that you will get what you need, but not what you want, and you will have to decide if your desires are strong enough to draw you out of your comfort zone.

The Six of Pentacles shows a man dressed in a purple robe, symbolic of his wealth and status. In one hand, he holds a balanced scale, representing fairness and equality, and with the other hand, he feeds two beggars who kneel at his feet. Not only does this card reflect the state of being materially secure, it also suggests that you are able to use the abundance in your life for the benefit of others. The wealthy man shares his abundance so that stability is preserved.

Depending on where you are in your path – being the helper or the one that needs help – it is important to realize both sides of the charitable coin. Help to others and receiving help is often part of the human experience. When we have enough we give to those around us and in turn it can be humbling to have to accept help.

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i would like a prediction of my present please.

Thank you.
I don't want to leave where I am living.
I just want to know how to protect myself
Can the cards say?

The Queen of Pentacles

The Queen of Pentacles represents all things fertile, abundant, green and wise.

Whenever you are going through a phase in which your finances or your home life are not what they should be, you should call upon the energies of the Queen of Pentacles to assist you. Now, if the Queen is appearing in your reading, you will experience a level of abundant support like no other time in your life. Here all of the hard work that you have invested, tilling and sowing your metaphorical fields, is paying off and you will get what you deserve. This is something to consider throughout your life, the more work you put in the more likely you are to get something wonderful in return should you choose to allow yourself.

The image of the Queen of Pentacles in the Rider Waite deck depicts a queen who is comfortably relaxing on her throne with carved heads of goat adorning the arms, behind her there is the abundance of ripe fruit and cupid is at her back. All of these symbols represent abundance in their varying forms. The goat is representative of the harvest of milk to make cheese, the fruit is representative of the abundance of the harvest and the cupid is representative of love in its most enriched period of life. The Queen is surrounded by green fields and there is a rabbit of fertility sitting at her side nearby. Above her hangs a vine of red roses symbolizing the power she has over her desires. She remains quietly contemplating a pentacle that she holds in her lap. This card is most commonly represented by a woman with black hair and eyes. You are a dependable person, resourceful and you have good instincts and some would say that you are a natural leader. This card is representative of mother and of the provider. You are a channel for practical information.

The Queen of Pentacles is a woman generous with her gifts. She is a rich and noble soul who is compassionate and charitable, for she has more than she could ever want or need. The cycle of abundance is one that perpetuates itself. You give more to receive more. This may be difficult for you to consider if you are going through a phase of poverty, where you fear where your next meal is going to come from or you are drowning in bills – or both! But the Queen of Pentacles tells you that it is possible to be free of your shackles if you would only allow yourself to give in order to receive. If you do not have money, then give of your time, of your effort. The more that you give, the more you are telling the Universe you have and so you will only attract more and more.

The Queen is masterful in building new worlds for herself by nurturing all of the creative centers in life. She is a talented person who is family oriented, of course, being that she is the Queen of the Home and Hearth. She has the wise sense of business around her and is not afraid of hard work, much like the Knight of Pentacles. The benefits of hard work consistently bear fruit. She sometimes can be non-responsive at times, despite her charitable nature as can you, but over all she is capable of being very happy at work or at home. She has a greatness of spirit that is unquenchable.


The Six of Pentacles

The Six of Pentacles appearing in a Reading often makes us feel uncomfortable as it raises so many questions. It is a multi-layered card and depends on whom you identify with in the imagery. Are you the one giving or receiving? The one standing or on bended knee? It is a card of extremes. A card of having/not having, domination/submission, superiority/inferiority, generosity/meanness, supporting/not being supported, being appreciated/being used, teaching/learning, hiring/firing. The list could go on and on.

However, one of its strong traditional associated meanings is charity or patronage. After experiencing difficulties or finding yourself in a bind, usually financially, someone has stepped in to help out. A life line has been thrown to you and you would be wise to grasp hold of it. The help or assistance that is being offered generally comes from either friends or family but the Six of Pentacles is also a card of community so it may also come from an employer, organisation or scheme. The Six of Pentacles gives a strong indication that help is at hand and you will get whatever it is you need.

The Card also turns the light on how good a friend you are. Make a pledge to do the same for them should they find themselves in difficulty at any stage. It is a case of combining resources in order to share and maintain balance not just within your own circle but also in the wider community. A good soul cannot turn the other way and ignore the plight of others, for even the smallest gesture can be of enormous help. The Six of Pentacles can simply suggest helping someone out in times of need. Any help offered or received should come with no strings attached. You may be loaning money to family or friends or donating to charity. You could be giving of your time, resources, knowledge or expertise. Give with a good heart but don’t go on and on about it or tell others who and how you have helped. Remember, people’s pride is at stake and they probably feel bad enough having to ask for help let alone half the neighbourhood knowing too.

The Six of Pentacles always reassures you that there is enough money to go around even if it does take a bit of juggling here and there to balance the scales. Whatever is going out, there is enough coming in to cover it. Depending on who you identify with in the imagery, you may be getting a loan from the bank or finally getting to pay off one. You should now be in a position to clear any debts after the struggles of the Five.


The Strenght card

The Strength Tarot card represents strength, determination, and power in a manner similar to the Chariot. However, the differences between the two Tarot cards are obvious. Where the Chariot represents outer strength and will, the Strength card represents inner strength and the power of the human spirit to overcome any obstacle. The meaning of the Strength Tarot card is about knowing that you can endure life’s obstacles by drawing upon your inner strength and confidence. You have great stamina and persistence, tempered by an underlying patience and inner calm. You are focused on what you need to do, and you go about it in a way that demonstrates great composure and maturity.

Usually we think of strength in physical terms - big arms, powerful legs - but there is also inner strength. Inner strength comes from an exercise of the heart muscle. It is perseverance, courage, resolve and composure - qualities that help us endure when times are tough. In the past, a person with inner strength was commonly said to have character; he or she could be counted on in the darkest moments. Card 8 represents this energy of quiet determination. Strength is not a flashy card, but one that is solid and reliable.

Card 8 will appear in a reading when its qualities are needed. It can be a reminder not to despair or give up. You have the inner strength to endure and triumph. If you are pushing too hard, you need to withdraw for the moment and be patient. If other people or circumstances are driving you crazy, remember the strength that comes with love and forbearance. These will see you through the hardest moments.

I am not sure I will pass on all that I have, you might find something in there that resonates. If no this is as far as i go with what I can do with cards. Hence I didn't do a reading at all with my first reply. If you are in danger cards are not the answer, so I hope you understand my position

The only card that can tell me more is this one, so I will forward its entire meaning

The Two of Swords in keeping with the nature of its Suit and governing Element, Air indicates a mental crisis of some sort. We know that this Sword card is also a Two. Therefore the crisis is more than likely to do with making a decision about something. Because, we are dealing with the Swords, this will not be an easy decision to make. It is bound to be causing a lot of stress and mental anguish.

The two Swords crossed symbolise that what she has to decide on is at cross purposes. The woman may have gone to great lengths to reach a decision. She may have removed herself from the centre of all the drama so that she can think quietly and without interference. There is a possibility that she has sat on that cold stone seat all day and all night, but has it brought her any closer to reaching a fair and final solution. We also must ask what she has to gain or lose as a result of making her decision? Perhaps she has found herself unwittingly dragged into someone else’s problem? Whatever the dilemma, it is causing her great turmoil. She may be overwhelmed by the enormity of the task at hand and does not know what to do.

What purpose does the blindfold serve? Does it help her to cut out all external distraction so that she can focus on the main issue? Does it force her to turn inwards so that she can access her intuition or subconscious for guidance? If so then she is indeed a wise woman and her very stillness and the time she has given to resolving this troublesome issue is to be commended. On the other hand, she may have a hidden agenda with the blindfold. She could be using it to deliberately keep herself in the dark about all the awfulness that is going on around her. If the less she knows the better she can remain blind to the truth and believe that what she can’t see can’t hurt her. Perhaps she just doesn’t want to get involved or doesn’t want to take sides.

The Swords positioned over her heart suggest that not only is her head in a tizzy but so too are her emotions. She may look very still and as calm as the ocean behind her but do not be deceived by this external experience for inside she is struggling to maintain stability.

A decision needs to be made here but fear prevents her from making progress. The situation is never going to resolve itself without her input. Internally a battle is raging between her heart and head. She needs to act but instead remains rooted to her cold stone seat. She must rip off the blindfold and face the facts or the awful truth for what it is. She may have to face herself too depending on the circumstances. She may instigate a lot of discord as a result but this situation is going to blow one way or another and she needs to be prepared for that. Friends and position may be lost when she makes a stand and declares her position. The issue needs to be brought out in the open so that a resolution can be found. The time for sitting on the fence is over. She must remove her blindfold and face her fears.

Did you notice that this card too is a Stage Card? What can we glean from this? Symbolically the body of water behind her represents her emotions and her subconscious. The water is calm and tranquil. Is this drama, all in her head? Has she got herself into a heap about nothing? If so, then that would be typical of the Swords. The emotionally turbulent situation may in fact have calmed down yet she continues to stress about it.

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Frequently, the Knight refers to you, or someone who strongly influences your life in the situation in question, but does not have to be male. The way the Knight of Pentacles sits upon his horse, upright, and the way his steed appears to stand, steadfast, epitomizes the essence of this card, and the person in question. He stares out beyond his pentacle, which can indicate that he is so busy working that he has neglected or forgotten what he is working for. The Knight of Pentacles signifies a person who gives his greatest effort in all he does, but can sometimes be so driven and so determined that he loses sight of what is most important to him.

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thank you op

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I will try again. Fortress sung by amy shreve?

It looks like you had a specific situation in mind when you asked, so I will wait if that's the case

If you had nothing in mind I will proceed with general meaning it just doesn't tell me much with "context"