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Tuchuk Haruspex's Tarot Reading
The center of the Celtic Cross is the card representing yourself:
The 1st card chosen and placed directly on top of your card represents the general atmosphere regarding your question:
The 2nd card placed horizontally across the first two cards represents the direct influences surrounding your question:
The 3rd card placed represents the basis of your question or something already part of the picture:
The 4th card placed represents elements, aspects and influences of the distant past:
The 5th card placed represents aspects and influences of the recent past:
The 6th card represents possible aspects of the future surrounding your question:
The 7th card looks into deeper aspects of the situation and represents your fears and uncertainties:
The 8th card represents your family and close friends' influence and opinions about your question and close external forces surrounding it:
The 9th card represents your hopes, desires and conscious emotional forces you are adding to the question:
The last card represents the final outcome of your question if things remain the same or unchanged:
Tuchuk Haruspex's Tarot Reading
The center of the Celtic Cross is the card representing yourself:
The 1st card chosen and placed directly on top of your card represents the general atmosphere regarding your question:
The 2nd card placed horizontally across the first two cards represents the direct influences surrounding your question:
The 3rd card placed represents the basis of your question or something already part of the picture:
The 4th card placed represents elements, aspects and influences of the distant past:
The 5th card placed represents aspects and influences of the recent past:
The 6th card represents possible aspects of the future surrounding your question:
The 7th card looks into deeper aspects of the situation and represents your fears and uncertainties:
MODIFIER (used to delve more deeply into the situation): KNIGHT OF PENTACLES
- help from outside sources possibly concerning employment or health, so
don't be afraid to accept it or go out and find it.
The 8th card represents your family and close friends' influence and opinions about your question and close external forces surrounding it:
The 9th card represents your hopes, desires and conscious emotional forces you are adding to the question:
The last card represents the final outcome of your question if things remain the same or unchanged:
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KING OF SWORDS - symbolic of a person who is perceptive, strong
willed, energetic, active, expressive, powerful, a commanding
presence.
SIX OF CUPS - symbolizes devotion, a love of life, happy memories, knight in
shining armor idealism and in this placement in the reading may mean there is
a longing for the past and a need or sense of spiritual renewal.
THREE OF SWORDS (reversed position not shown) - the feeling here seems to be
that timing is good, be patient and understanding will come.
THE FOOL -- represents an air of innocence, the fullness or potential of
being, freedom or a carefree attitude, rich faith, a lack of restraint, and
the wish to follow your heart's desire.
JUDGEMENT - indicates a change is in the air for good or bad and that karma
is working but that the seeker may be possible running away from a problem.
Try to let go of negativity holding you back from your past or previous
experiences.
THE EMPRESS -- in this place in the reading it represents a women whom the
seeker knows and who seems to be the epitome of womanhood, love, marriage and
family. It also sees her as the grantor of wishes.
ACE OF WANDS - indicates the commencement or untertaking of something
important, also shows new awareness and understanding coming with a positive change
and fresh perspective.
FOUR OF WANDS - this card is the symbol of everything in harmony and of
completion and celebration usually in the areas of home, romance or weddings. In
some instances it can also indicate the receiving of spiritual guidance.
NINE OF CUPS (reversed position not shown) - the general consensus of those
around seems to be to be careful what you wish for because you just might get
it and realize it wasn't really what you wanted - however the reader also got
the strong impression that whatever your own intuition is about the question
you should follow it instead.
THE CHARIOT -- represents success and victory over obstacles, though balance
is needed between emotions, actions and thoughts. As this card may in some
instances also represent a journey, literal or another type, this could also
be another indicator of the working of karma as life is trying to teach you a
lesson so you need to pay attention.
KNIGHT OF WANDS - this card is the classic standard when one thinks of
knighthood and chivalry together with its standards of courage, morality, romance,
strength, justice, nobility and generousity and while possibly prone to grand
gestures are also patient, enduring and faithful. A positive and idealistic
card.
QUEEN OF SWORDS -- Represents one who is strong, confident, quick to speak
and act, fair, honest and always willing to help.
PAGE OF WANDS -- this would indicate some unexpected news or an event coming
which could be either good or bad.
SIX OF PENTACLES -- usually symbolizes mercy, generousity, the receiving of
assistance or getting a favor returned or possibly financial help coming from
unexpected sources. A card of prosperity, healing and balance.
DEATH (reversed position not shown) - resisting the inevitable, not dealing
with what needs to be done in your life when this is a time ripe for
spiritual and emotional transformation that must be dealt with before you can move on
as this is the end of a phase and the herald of a new one about to start. It
is time to leave the past behind and makes changes.
MODIFIER (used to delve more deeply into the situation): THE MOON (reversed
position not shown) - you are not listening to your own intuition or you may
be listening to a negative female influence, which was represented, when
asked, by the card the Magician meaning it may be a professional.
ACE OF SWORDS -- In this position speaks of a fruitful past where self
discipline and self motivation came easy as did success. There seemed to be many
new opportunities and adventures and the seeker felt strong and invincible.
TEN OF CUPS - Symbolizes things such as satisfaction, peace, love, genuine
happiness and joy, contentment and the fulfillment of dreams. In this position
in the reading it would seem to indicate the fervent hope for these things.
TEN OF WANDS -- This card in this position carries a strong warning. While
it symbolizes and represents perseverance, and taking responsibility and
burdens on, it also shows this can be taken to the extreme so that maybe too much
is taken on and becoming a martyr who attempts carrying too much and is under
too much stress until it leads to the point of mental and possibly physical
exhaustion. Lighten your load.
FIVE OF SWORDS (reversed position not shown) - you may be winning something
but at too great a cost. You need to cut something out of your life and it
is demanded by karma or fate so it will happen - but you have the choice to
surrender it or suffer having it taken from you and out of your hands.
QUEEN OF PENTACLES (reversed position not shown)- represents having doubts
about abilities and with it the fear of failure, as well as concerns about
financial matters pertaining to difficulty when it comes to handling money
properly.
PAGE OF PENTACLES (reversed position - not shown) -- You are hoping
earnestly for some good news but are at the same time fearing unexpected and
unpleasant surprises. There was also an indication you might be influenced by people
around you and sway whichever way their opinions go. To counteract this
tendency, make sure to surround yourself only with positive supportive people.