A soulmate tarot spread is a great tool to uncover what we are really looking for in a partner (our soulmate) and what is preventing us from finding them. There are some people that believe in multiple soulmates, some soulmates that can be just friends. There are others who believe you have one true soulmate […]
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A Hermetic tarot guide makes the difference between playing with them and genuinely interpreting the finer details of your intentions. What piqued your interest? You have questions you’re burning to ask and solutions you’re itching to find. The Hermetic Tarot deck helps you find the connection between what lingers in your mind and the way
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I have written for Tarot blogs for quite a few years now and have an understanding of what content is out there and what isn’t. I have always seen quite a few three-card and five-card Tarot spread guides, but there seems to be little content online in regard to four-card Tarot spreads! So, I wanted
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Tarot cards can sometimes depict the opposite of strength, resilience, and fortune. The major arcana is often associated with more positive qualities (unless it’s The Tower), but The minor arcana proves that you can find courage in the unexpected. At the same time, The minor arcana often masquerades itself as a power that tends to
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The Knight of Cups is a card that comes when somebody needs to be more communicative, understanding, and gentle when dealing with certain issues. The Knight is like the Emperor card (intellectual and calm) with a bit more feminine energy added. He represents the ability to move outside of your solitary world and into the
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The Four of Swords card represents a sacred pause – the deep breath before we jump into action, the moment we check our work before turning it in, re-centering ourselves and our mental state before we start a new project, or after we have experienced hardship. When the Four of Swords appears in a reading,
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The King of Cups is a person in control of emotions and the subconscious. This person is not numb but feels all their emotions and masters them so that their emotions never get the better of them. This is not a person to lose their temper; this is someone who is constantly in control of
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The Egyptian Tarot Deck Ideas I’ll share show you how the mythological culture is strongly connected to modern tarot decks. One of the first cultures to wear makeup (even the men) also inspired many symbols and styles hidden within tarot cards. The most striking influence was likely their preference for order and form. The Egyptians
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The Four of Pentacles is a card that speaks to our impulse to hold onto the things we feel we have earned. There is a tendency sometimes to grasp these things too tightly, which belies a deeper belief that perhaps we feel we don’t deserve them, or they don’t really belong to us. We could
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The Illuminated Tarot Deck is a wonderfully colorful 53-card deck that illuminates the answers you seek. The definition of illuminate is to shine a light on something to make it more visible. Tarot decks are used to find answers to complicated questions and guidance before an uncertain venture. Although traditional decks like the Hermetic Tarot
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