Today’s card is the Eight of Wands from the 1909 edition of the Colman Smith-Waite Tarot, referred to as the “Pam A deck”. Expect rapid progress and swift movement. Communications will be clear and actions productive. It’s a day for … Continue reading →
Today’s card is The Hermit from the 1909 edition of the Colman Smith-Waite Tarot, referred to as the “Pam A deck”. Seek solitude and introspection today. It’s a perfect time for self-reflection and gaining insight from within. Consider withdrawing from … Continue reading →
Today’s card is the Page of Pentacles from the 1909 edition of the Colman Smith-Waite Tarot, referred to as the “Pam A deck”. A day for learning, growth, and new opportunities. Focus on practical matters and take steps toward achieving … Continue reading →
Today’s card is the Knight of Swords (Reversed) from the 1909 edition of the Colman Smith-Waite Tarot, referred to as the “Pam A deck”. Beware of haste and impulsive decisions. Miscommunication or conflicts may arise, so take a step back … Continue reading →
Today’s card is The Empress, from the 1909 Coleman Smith-Waite Tarot (aka Rider-Waite deck). The Empress – Nurture your creativity and the people around you. This card signifies abundance and growth. Embrace the nurturing aspects of your personality.
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Today’s card is The Fool, rom the 1909 Coleman Smith-Waite Tarot (aka Rider-Waite deck).
Embrace new beginnings with a sense of adventure and an open mind.
Trust in the journey ahead, even if the path is unclear. \
Take a leap of faith and let go of fear.
The Ace of Cups is a card that symbolizes the overflowing of emotions, love, and spiritual abundance. Today, your heart is open wide, and you may find yourself immersed in a sea of positive feelings. This card heralds a new … Continue reading →
Today’s card is from The Buckland Romani Tarot:Â Gypsy Book of Wisdom, along with the interpretive text from that book. Ten of Koros Traditional Meaning. Upright: Happy family life, contentment, perfect love, lasting happiness, attainment of heart’s desire. Reversed: Betrayal, loss … Continue reading →
In Tarot, the 7 of Swords, when reversed, often signifies a shift in perspective or a change in the situation compared to when it’s upright. While the upright 7 of Swords is associated with deception, secrecy, and cunning actions, the reversed card can have a different interpretation.
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