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Originally posted by R.j. me

Six of Pentacles.

It seems as though you are due to receive some presents of gifts, or have just done. The picture of the merchant with scales giving money to the needy can mean a time of present prosperity. The presents cannot always be relied upon however.



**to everyone, this requires a little thought and time, and reading when people are not in your presence is difficult and requires some mental energy, so please bear with me, I will get to everybody.

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

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Originally posted by töbias Six of Cups. Children in an old garden picking up flowers. Pleasant memories. For some reason you could be reflecting on the past, thinking about good times and special people in your past. I’m unsure as to why you would be thinking of things in times gone by, perhaps you’ve had a visit from someone in your past lately, an old memory come back, or someone passed and you are reflecting. Either way, just remember the good times.

Interesting. I don't know whether to think of this as a real reading, or one of those "way-too-vague-so-it-applies-to-anything" incidents.

But I do do this often. It's a habit, and all my memory is filled with are good memories; I don't think anything terrible has ever happened to me. I've done it more-so lately, as I'm just now realizing that "Damn, I'm going to be an adult next year, and will be working for the next fourty or fifty years of my life. I miss the good days."

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Originally posted by ierxium I'm next in line for this.

The Hermit.

Waste not, want not. I get a feeling that you need to be especially smart and careful in relation to money matters. It can refer to corruption. Prudence is the order of the day. This is a card of attainment, not of quest.

In order to remedy the imperfections of the old notions it is highly needful on occasion to empty terms and phrases of their accepted significance, that they may receive a new and more adequate meaning.

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

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Originally posted by OurManFlint Hey, I want a reading

King of Cups.

This represents a fair man, a man of business, law or divinity. Perhaps art and science, or creative intelligence. It can mean a trip to court, and there is also a warning to beware of trusting someone in a seemingly high position.

It’s a little unclear, so I will pull another card.

Eight of Cups.

You may be leaving a previous enterprise, and starting something new.

I will leave the interpretation up to you on this one….

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

Would you pull a card for me?

I'm still up (shhh...don't tell Clovis) so go for it.

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Originally posted by josh4 Can I get a reading too?! Oh man. I'm going to get the Reaper of Death or something.

Knight of Cups.

A graceful rider upon a horse with a winged helmet. This card can indicate arrival, approach or an invitation. But whatever this is you are coming close to attending or receiving, it will mean a lot in the future. This often means an unexpected visit from a friend who can also bring someone as a gift, sometimes even money.

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

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Originally posted by sym I'd also like one, I got a deck upstairs but too lazy to get em

The Fool.

Folly, mania, extravagance, intoxication, delirium, frenzy. The fool stands at a precipice whilst carrying a wallet and being chased and attacked by wild animals. Does this sound like your life? Be careful not to fall off the edge…

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

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Originally posted by tribu Would you pull a card for me?

Nine of Wands.

Generally speaking, a bad card.

I will simply read the meaning and let you figure it out.

The card signifies strength in opposition, If attacked he will meet the onslaught boldly. With this main significance there are all its possible adjuncts – delay, suspension, adjournment.

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

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Originally posted by trancebrat I'm still up (shhh...don't tell Clovis) so go for it.

The World.

Assured success, voyage, route, emigration, flight, change of place.

Nothing more I really need to say.

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"The first stage of the great adventure has concluded happily, and here I am installed in Mexico, although I have no idea about the future" Che Guevara

TRANCEBRAT GO TO SLEEP NOW IT IS PAST YOUR BEDTIME


Oh I'd like a reading too...I'm having a really bad day...

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.