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Ace of Cups | Discovering the Wild Unknown Episode 32
~ Discovering the Wild Unknown: Ace of Cups ~ Today’s card draw in the Discovering the Wild Unknown series is The Wild Unknown Ace of Cups. I want to start off by providing an important notice, which will be included in all of this…
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Writing Prompt: The Distracted
This is just the basic 2-Card Writing Prompt today, using a starting situation for Card 1 and a problem, which is Card 2.
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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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Considering Yod
Yod comes up in many of the cards such as the Ace of Swords, Wands, and Cups, and in the Tower (the falling flames) because of its deep symbolic meaning.
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M or W: Considering the Letter on the Ace of Cups
This post probably should have come last week when the focus was in fact on the Ace of Cups, but I didn’t have anything to say on the matter until now. On the Rider-Waite Ace of Cups, there is what is debatably a W or…
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 5: Putting It all Together and Divinatory Meaning
This is the fifth and final part of the weekly series. This week’s theme is the Ace of Cups. You can check out Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here, and Part 4 here. Table of Contents: The Combination Divinatory Meaning Decks…
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 4: Symbolism
This is Part 4 of the weekly series. This week’s subject is the Ace of Cups. Be sure to check out Part 1 here, Part 2 here, and Part 3 here. Table of Contents: Bird with Disks and Cross Color Scenery Letters W/M (reversed)…
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 3: Suit and Numbers
Water is necessary for our survival. We are composed of it, the earth is covered in it, and every living in on it requires it, making it one of the most precious things on the planet. We keep ourselves clean with it, clean our food with it, and play in it. It is nourishing and relaxing, fun and relieving.
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 2: Meditation
I’m beginning to do things a little differently, dividing up the weekly card into smaller segments to make the information more digestable. You can read Monday’s exercise and introduction Here, and you can read all about my weekly schedule regarding the weekly card here….
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 1: Description and Observation
Personally, when the Ace of cups comes up in a reading, I always get excited, no matter the topic. I have always held space for the Cups, as we all should. They are the waters that run through us, our emotions, our intuitions, and…
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