Showing posts with label 7 of Cups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7 of Cups. Show all posts

Thursday, December 31, 2009

3 card daily draw



Today is New Years Eve, and the night of the first Blue Moon in 19 years!

This daily draw was done with the Gilded Tarot, by Ciro Marchetti. I am really warming to this deck, although I do love his Legacy of the Divine deck more!

It looks like it may be an emotional day for me, but these days, they're all emotional! Being a Cancer, it is inescapable...

Todays cards were:

Ace of Cups
7 of Cups
4 of Cups

New year's eve and a new beginning emotionally speaking...So many changes ahead of us in the coming new year...Love and happiness belong to me, and all of the changes are going to enable me to feel both things at the same time - something that has been a rarity for the past 9 years. I am very blessed. Again, I am being warned to focus, and with good reason. My thoughts have been very scattered since we received the Visa, and I have accomplished absolutely nothing over the past week. It is time for me to focus my thoughts, and pay special attention to my intuition. It's also a wonderful time for me to reflect on all the good things in my life. I am fortunate and blessed with an amazing husband and children. I must remember to never take them for granted.

Happy New Year, everyone!

Monday, December 21, 2009

Deck Interview - Deviant Moon Tarot


This deck interview was done with the Deviant Moon tarot, by Patrick Valenza.
This is one of my all time favourite decks - I have alot of them. If anyone were to look in my basket of tarot decks who didn't know me well, they would quickly diagnose me with multiple personality disorder! But I love having all these different type decks, because I love reading for different types of people.
The Deviant Moon deck is quirky and fun. Alot of people consider it a dark deck, but I don't find it dark at all. I find it to be brutally honest, with no holds barred. I'm a blunt person, so I relate well to this deck.
The Empress represents the most important characteristics of the Deviant Moon.
This deck relates well to females, even though I consider it a very masculine deck. It nurtures creativity in everyone who touches it.
The Star represents the strengths of the Deviant Moon as a deck.
This depicts the hopeful optimism and strength that absolutely radiates from the deck.
The 10 of Wands represents the limits of the Deviant Moon as a deck.
Because this deck is so brutally open, honest and direct, I often find myself expecting too much from it. It gives me everything I need from a reading, every time I use it.
The 7 of Cups represents what this deck is here to teach me.
The Deviant Moon constantly reminds me to use my imagination and creativity, and to maintain focus and listen to my inner voice. It's like a pat on the back from an old friend who knows you inside and out.
The Ace of Swords represents how I can best learn from / collaborate with the Deviant Moon deck.
All I have to do is use my inner strength and my intellect. The cards provide the rest!
The 8 of Pentacles represents the potential outcome of our working relationship.
It will be sheer perfection...We will have a long history together. Most of all, the relationship will be very enjoyable!

Sunday, December 20, 2009

Harsh Truth Spread


This is a follow up spread done for a client after a general reading that I did earlier in the week. This spread was done with the Sacred Rose tarot.
I found the spread on Aeclectic Tarot, and this is the first time I've used it. I like it very much and will most likely use it alot.
The question was"What is going to happen with the band?"
Card 1 represents what the client wants to see or believe.
The card was the King of Cups. The client wants everyone to be responsible, reliable and professional. Compassion, caring and empathy are also very important to them.
Card 2 represents what the client doesn't want to see or believe.
The card was the 7 of Cups. The client doesn't want to face emotional reality. There is a lack of focus, and alot of wishful thinking going on, as well as unrealistic expectations.
Card 3 represents what is true.
The card was The Devil. It is not a good situation with the band, but the client doesn't want to give up and move on. There is alot of negativity, and someone needs to leave the group.
Card 4 represents what the client wants to happen.
The card was the 8 of Pentacles. The client wants to be able to enjoy all of the hard work they are putting into the band. This is where their heart lies, but they would also like to see financial profit from this.
Card 5 represents what the client doesn't want to happen.
The card was The Moon. The client doesn't like change, and doesn't want bad news, but deception and illusion are very probable in this case - and the client may be deceiving or fooling themselves.
Card 6 represents what will happen.
The card was the Knight of Cups. The client will have new experiences and new opportunities regarding music. They will get to follow their dreams, but it will not be with the band as it is today.