Dreaming Way Tarot Review The Dreaming Way Tarot is a dreamy, contemporary tarot deck from author Rome Choi and illustrator Kwon Shina. The illustrations ha
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The Secret Teaching Of All Ages. In all you can eat sampler buffet of wisdom and knowledge. Manly P. Hall captivates you with profound wisdom.
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From the Tarot of Durer, the Queen of Swords; from the Philosopher's Stone, "Complement:" All of the queens have the ability to nurture and encourage according to their suit. The Queen of Cups lets me know when I'm not being kind (to myself or others). The Queen of Pentacles reminds me when I'm being impractical. The Queen of Wands will push me to be more assertive when I'm too passive. And the Queen of Swords points out when I've given false thoughts free rent in my head. When I am spiraling out of control, I imagine she would tell me to play detective and ask myself questions similar to these from J.C. Peters: What thought is contributing to this feeling? What evidence do I have that this thought is true? What else could be going on? What evidence do I have for those alternatives? The pieces of boulder on the Philosopher's Stone card is similar to a jigsaw puzzle; they fit together nicely. In considering the four queens above, they also complement and balance each other out. It made me stop and think if the friends I have (people I look to for advice) could be sorted this way. If not, I might benefit by adding in the missing suit.
New Moon blessings, everyone! Today is the New Moon occurring at 15° Pisces, a positive New Moon indeed, but there is so much more happening. Mercury retrograded yesterday at 29° Pisces, surely p…
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The Queen of Swords wears a stern look as she sits high on the throne - looking off into the distance. A queen of the air element that the swords represent is her place in the clouds shows that no one can trick or fool her. Celtic Tarot The sword in her right hand is pointed towards the sky, whereas the left hand is extended like it is offering something. The Queen of Swords gives us the gift of judgment for everyday decisions and having the flexibility to take in knowledge from others. Queen of Swords Meaning. The Queen of Swords is an archetype of an older, wiser feminine intellect. She could be thought of as the most masculine of the all the queens and may come off as quite stern and emotionless. This card represents the importance of making judgments without relying on emotion alone.
Over a century ago, a young boy left Wales and journeyed to America, where he started a small press, now known as Llewellyn Worldwide. Llewellyn George's adventurous spirit and Welsh heritage embodies The Llewellyn Tarot, which also celebrates the publisher's enduring legacy. This lavishly illustrated deck offers universal appeal (based on Rider-Waite) with a Welsh twist. A compelling story unfolds starring Rhiannon as The Empress, Bran the Blessed as The Emperor, The Wild Herdsman as The Horned God (the Devil), Gwydion as The Magician, Llew Llaw Gyffes as the Bringer of Light, and other figures from Welsh mythology. Click here for a free online Tarot reading.
