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Dealing with a Difficult Tarot Card
Last week saw the first truly difficult tarot card in the Weekly Tarot Card series. We worked with the 3 of Swords to try and develop understanding so as to cast it in a less damning light so that the medicine of the card…
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3 of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 5: Defining
This is the fifth and last installment in this Weekly Tarot Card series. The next series will begin on Monday. However, if you’d like to get caught up on the rest of the week, you can use the following links: Monday Description and Observation…
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3 of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 4: Symbolism
This is the fourth installment of the Weekly Tarot Card. You can read the first three installments in the following links: Monday Observation and Description Tuesday Meditation Wednesday Suit/Element and Number Yesterday we had a look at the element and number regarding the 3…
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3 of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
With cards that seem scary, or at least come across as an obviously difficult card, it is especially important to really crack into them and get to the core of it. We do this so that we can see how to interact with the card in a healthy manner.
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3 of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 2: Meditation
The 3 of Swords is a notoriously difficult card. It’s up there with the 10 of Swords, the Tower and the Devil. No Tarot card is a bad card. Each card has its own level of difficulty.
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3 of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 1: Observation
~ Observing the 3 of Swords ~ We are now starting the half way point of the 3’s with the 3 of Swords. Last week we finished with the 3 of Cups, and the week before we started with the 3 of Wands. Next…
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Tarot Writing Prompt:
Happy Friday! If you didn’t know, every weekend I post writing prompts via the tarot cards. I follow a simple 2-card spread most of the time, but sometimes I get a little creative and generate a new layout for the occasion. First Operation Keeping…
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