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Tuchuk Haruspex’s Tarot Reading
for: Master Bryan
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The center of the Celtic Cross is the card representing yourself:
KING OF CUPS - - indicating a kind, perceptive, sensitive and artistic
personality.
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The 1st card chosen and placed directly on top of your card represents the general atmosphere regarding your question:
KNIGHT OF WANDS - - signifies an opportunity for a romantic encounter soon
to arrive as creativity and inspiration are on the rise – can also
indicate a possible upcoming journey by or over water.
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The 2nd card placed horizontally across the first two cards represents the direct influences surrounding your question:
THE EMPEROR – represents action being the road to fulfillment and
that this is the time to move beyond planning stages and into prepared projects. May also
indicate the need to seek wisdom from a mature individual you can trust or can symbolize that
kind of a figure in the questioner’s life.
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The 3rd card placed represents the basis of your question or something already part of the picture:
3 OF SWORDS – indicative of heartbreak, arguments, woe, separation,
abuse and negative energies or karma. It is time to let go of pettiness and
thoughts of a vindictive nature – it is time to move on from the hurts of the past.
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The 4th card placed represents elements, aspects and influences of the distant past:
8 OF PENTACLES – symbolizes skill, self discipline, attention to detail,
new knowledge, productivity and contentment, probably in the field of work.
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The 5th card placed represents aspects and influences of the recent past:
5 OF SWORDS – represents and indicates deception, trickery or
manipulation. It can
mean someone is trying to make trouble for others through secrets,
plots and conspiracies. More than likely it indicates having won a victory but
at perhaps too great
a cost, making it hollow. Along with this comes the warning to
review your actions and realize you just may have to cut something out of your
life and the loss may be
determined by karma or fate.
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The 6th card represents possible aspects of the future surrounding your question:
2 OF WANDS – symbolizes that there is a plan probably already in place
and that it is likely to succeed but this is the time to think things through
logically and not to rely on emotions.
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The 7th card looks into deeper aspects of the situation and represents your fears and uncertainties:
9 OF CUPS – symbolizes the need to be careful what you wish for for you
may indeed get it and then not be happy in the getting or with the results.
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The 8th card represents your family and close friends' influence and opinions about your question and close external forces surrounding it:
THE EMPRESS - - represents the desire to give birth to something
remarkable as ideas and creative energies are bursting forth and ready to spill out and
the granting of wishes. It can also indicate general ultimate feminine ideals such
as fertility, love, marriage and harmony or a woman who embodies these things.
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The 9th card represents your hopes, desires and conscious emotional forces you are adding to the question:
THE CHARIOT- - symbolizes victory over obstacles and the ability to
balance between emotions, thoughts and actions. It shows forward movement
and sometimes a literal journey. Life is teaching you a lesson so pay
attention.
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The last card represents the final outcome of your question if things remain the same or unchanged:
ACE OF SWORDS - - indicates it is time to step forward and take action
and not to sit idle or wait for things to happen. It shows new
opportunities and the need for self discipline and self motivation. New challenges and
adventures are around the corner but it comes with the warning to beware of using
power unwisely to gain your ends.
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Tuchuk Haruspex’s Tarot Reading
for: Master Trebor and vixen
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The center of the Celtic Cross is the card representing yourself:
THE LOVERS – symbolizes a balanced couple, a mixture of masculinity and
femininity. It may represent a couple who have overcome trials and
tribulations and
that are on their way to a time of happiness and a good relationship
– or it may herald
a time of testing to come for them.
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The 1st card chosen and placed directly on top of your card represents the general atmosphere regarding your question:
QUEEN OF WANDS (reversed position not shown) – things are already
underway, either plans or thoughts and may be stressful due to
scattered energies, thus
indicating the need to step back, regroup and focus.
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The 2nd card placed horizontally across the first two cards represents the direct influences surrounding your question:
KING OF WANDS (reversed position not shown) – showing some
opinionated, seemingly hostile, severe or harsh circumstances in the situation
with possibly some chance
of changing the minds of those involved, thus indicating the need to
be conscientious and open minded while holding fast to personal
convictions.
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The 3rd card placed represents the basis of your question or something already part of the picture:
PAGE OF CUPS – represents sudden news of a marriage or pregnancy,
possibly particularly deep insights regarding emotional issues.
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The 4th card placed represents elements, aspects and influences of the distant past:
KNIGHT OF CUPS – symbolizes a romantic encounter to arrive in the picture
or possibly a literal journey by or over the water.
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The 5th card placed represents aspects and influences of the recent past:
2 OF CUPS (reversed position not shown) - - indicates a violent passion
or intuition that may have been only wishful thinking or a need to
pursue a satisfying love relationship by working harder at it.
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The 6th card represents possible aspects of the future surrounding your question:
THE FOOL – symbolizes an infinite potential of being, freedom, complete
faith, lack of restraint and following the heart’s desire.
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The 7th card looks into deeper aspects of the situation and represents your fears and uncertainties:
10 OF CUPS (reversed position not shown) – indicates a fear of
disappointment, or fearing loss of relationship or friendship.
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The 8th card represents your family and close friends' influence and opinions about your question and close external forces surrounding it:
THE MAGICIAN (reversed position not shown) – shows others fear
manipulation of some sort, of bad judgement that holds the potential for loss and a
distrust of a perceived controlling individual.
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The 9th card represents your hopes, desires and conscious emotional forces you are adding to the question:
KING OF PENTACLES (reversed position not shown) – indicates a fear of
becoming addicted to physical or sensual comforts, possibly fears of
mishandling money or finances in an unwise manner.
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The last card represents the final outcome of your question if things remain the same or unchanged:
3 OF PENTACLES (reversed position not shown) – represents
an unhappiness or restlessness brought on by becoming too preoccupied with the
gaining of something at the cost of its enjoyment along the way or
missing the forest for the trees where this can only bring about further delay. This
is the time to choose your own path and work at getting what you want.
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Tuchuk Haruspex’s Tarot Reading
for: Tatrix Krytra
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The center of the Celtic Cross is the card representing yourself:
QUEEN OF PENTACLES – symbolizes a person who inspires trust and confidence
and who provides security as well as someone warm hearted
and generous.
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The 1st card chosen and placed directly on top of your card represents the general atmosphere regarding your question:
2 OF WANDS – speaks of a plan already in place and motion that is likely
to succeed and to rely on logic instead of emotions.
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The 2nd card placed horizontally across the first two cards represents the direct influences surrounding your question:
THE HANGED MAN – represents things that you want may require
sacrifice to achieve or the need to give up something you love in order to gain
something much more
in its place. Wisdom comes from self sacrifice and while you may
have knowledge you need to learn how to properly use and apply it.
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The 3rd card placed represents the basis of your question or something already part of the picture:
THE LOVERS (reversed position not shown) – symbolizes frustration
and an inability to share thoughts and feelings
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The 4th card placed represents elements, aspects and influences of the distant past:
7 OF PENTACLES – represents growth through hard labor and a harvest
coming after the pains of work.
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The 5th card placed represents aspects and influences of the recent past:
4 OF SWORDS (reversed position not shown) – represents and indicates a
time to return to activity after a period of rest
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The 6th card represents possible aspects of the future surrounding your question:
10 OF WANDS – symbolizes taking on perhaps too much responsibility or
seeming as though you are a martyr as you take on the burdens of
others even though
you may not have been asked or expected to do so and the need to
lighten the load or everything will be lost.
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The 7th card looks into deeper aspects of the situation and represents your fears and uncertainties:
10 OF PENTACLES (reversed position not shown) – represents fears of
taking gambles and risks and losing in the end but all change doesn’t
necessarily have to be bad – it can be for the good also.
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The 8th card represents your family and close friends' influence and opinions about your question and close external forces surrounding it:
9 OF CUPS – indicates the need to be careful what you wish for since you
may get it and it not be as you had thought or wished it would be in the getting of it.
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The 9th card represents your hopes, desires and conscious emotional forces you are adding to the question:
KING OF SWORDS – at this stage of things it would be difficult to change
things yet not impossible.
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The last card represents the final outcome of your question if things remain the same or unchanged:
TEMPERANCE (reversed position not shown) - - shows the
imbalance of either one way to allowing emotions to control you to the exclusion
of anything else or for exercising so much caution that you become mired to the
point of stagnation.
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Tuchuk Haruspex’s Tarot Reading
for: Master Lobo
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The center of the Celtic Cross is the card representing yourself:
KING OF PENTACLES – symbolizes a person who is energetic, strong
willed, mature, stable, grounded, reliable and spiritually centered and who
likes to work with his hands.
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The 1st card chosen and placed directly on top of your card represents the general atmosphere regarding your question:
2 OF WANDS – symbolizes that there is a plan probably already in place
and that it is likely to succeed but this is the time to think things through
logically and not to rely on emotions.
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The 2nd card placed horizontally across the first two cards represents the direct influences surrounding your question:
THE MOON (reversed position not shown) – indicates you are not
listening to your intuition and something is hidden deeper.
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MODIFIER (used to delve more deeply into the situation) :
5 OF WANDS (reversed position not shown) – shows
an indication that a life lesson may be in process of being denied or fought and
that you may not know all the facts or feel as if you are tilting at windmills.
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MODIFIER (used to delve more deeply into the situation) :
ACE OF WANDS (reversed position not shown) –
represents a lack of foresight or planning or even possibly apathy of some kind.
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The 3rd card placed represents the basis of your question or something already part of the picture:
6 OF CUPS – symbolizes youthful idealism and happy memories, a release
of depression and a sense of renewal.
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The 4th card placed represents elements, aspects and influences of the distant past:
ACE OF CUPS – indicates new love or new romance, renewing friendships,
relying on emotions and intuition and an ability to go with your feelings.
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The 5th card placed represents aspects and influences of the recent past:
THE WORLD – symbolizes power and authority and the responsibility that
comes with it. It can also indicate lessons having been learned or some kind of
indication of life changing for the better.
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The 6th card represents possible aspects of the future surrounding your question:
THE CHARIOT (reversed position not shown) – indicates stagnation, no
forward movement or progress due to some kind of conflict between your ideals
or beliefs and
society with also possible loss of self esteem or self control. This
can be avoided or turned around if you will stop now and listen to the
lesson life is trying to teach you.
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The 7th card looks into deeper aspects of the situation and represents your fears and uncertainties:
8 OF WANDS – represents that a lot of messages are coming in and out
rapidly and may seem overwhelming in their speed. It can also mean there is
jealousy and strife somewhere in the picture.
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The 8th card represents your family and close friends' influence and opinions about your question and close external forces surrounding it:
THE EMPRESS (reversed position not shown) – indicates others’concern
for a lack of satisfaction with life, concerns about stifled creativity or the
fact that plans and ideas seem to be unraveling.
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The 9th card represents your hopes, desires and conscious emotional forces you are adding to the question:
2 OF PENTACLES (reversed position not shown) – symbolizes the fear of
feeling out of control and unable to get a handle on things as things
are coming at you too rapidly or all at once, perhaps you have taken on too much.
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The last card represents the final outcome of your question if things remain the same or unchanged:
8 OF CUPS – represents that it is time to move away from old values and
outmoded beliefs to search instead for new paths.
Your energies are being drained and you are withdrawing into yourself. You may
need to walk away from people or things because you know it is the right thing to
do though it may not be easy and may cause unhappiness and pain for a time but you
have to trust that it is the right decision.
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