9/23

[chanaleh]

Happy birthday, jehanna!!

I hope this year brings you all the goodness you deserve.

P.S. Yowza!


You are the Empress card. The Empress is the
archetype of the Mother. She creates and
nurtures life. She represents the abundance of
Mother Earth. The Empress is capable of using
nature in a productive way. She espouses art
for art's sake. Her planet is Venus, and she
embodies love of beauty and a strong value
system. Here is also found initial sensation.
This is the first really physical experience of
the world that The Fool has entered. The
Empress has a rich understanding of the world
based on her five senses. In a reading, The
Empress represents pregnancy, actual or
metaphorical. She indicates an act of creation
and a sensual experience of beauty. The Empress
is a nurturing force that wishes to see the
product of her experiences reach the next stage
of development.

Image from A Photographic Tarot Deck
http://www.bluewitch.com/healingtarot/healtar.htm

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I'll take that, all right.

Comments

[sunspiral.livejournal.com]

::grin:: We have that Tarot deck, and know some of the folks who modeled for it.

[besamim.livejournal.com]

A Tarot quiz. Coooooooool.

According to the quiz, I'm the Hermit card. This comes as no surprise because in the year-and-a-quarter I've had my own apartment, I've found that I like being by myself (much as I did when I was little) and prefer reading, ritual, my DVD's and such, to social activities. At the moment, my social needs are met at work and through my family. But that may change, as over the course of my life it has, waxing and waning...

[jehanna.livejournal.com]

Thank you! :)

Re the Empress: You are the mother of all things, and all things should put on a sweater because you're cold? ;)

Oh, and....

[jehanna.livejournal.com]

You are the Fool card. The Fool fearlessly begins
the journey into the unknown. To do this, he
does not regard the world he knows as firm and
fixed. He has a seemingly reckless disregard
for obstacles. In the Ryder-Waite deck, he is
seen stepping off a cliff with his gaze on the
sky, and a rainbow is there to catch him. In
order to explore and expand, one must disregard
convention and conformity. Those in the throes
of convention look at the unconventional,
non-conformist personality and think What a
fool. They lack the point of view to understand
The Fool's actions. But The Fool has roots in
tradition as one who is closest to the spirit
world. In many tribal cultures, those born with
strange and unusual character traits were held
in awe. Shamans were people who could see
visions and go on journeys that we now label
hallucinations and schizophrenia. Those with
physical differences had experience and
knowledge that the average person could not
understand. The Fool is God. The number of the
card is zero, which when drawn is a perfect
circle. This circle represents both emptiness
and infinity. The Fool is not shackled by
mountains and valleys or by his physical body.
He does not accept the appearance of cliff and
air as being distinct or real. Image from: Mary
DeLave http://www.marydelave.com/


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I'll take it. :)