Since “Destiny (10)”
seems vague to me, the additional card of “The Seeker (0)” made more
sense. Once I follow the progression of
the first three cards from “power” to “mercy” and finally “love”, I will be on
my way to a new beginning. With the
creativity of the Magus, I can appropriately honor my Dead. After doing all of this, I will have a future
of my own choosing.
In this reading, I also
noticed how “power” is balanced by “love”.
My Guide switched the positions of “Power (4)” and “Love (6)” to have
the three card progression answer my question.
A different pairing in the cards is “Mercy (5)” and “The Magus
(1)”. In this case, the mystic joins
with the hierophant to become an integrated spiritual person.
Adding to the energies
in this spread are the astrological influences of each card. “Power (4)”, which
is influenced by the Fire Sign Aries, is in the position of Earth. “Love (6)”, is influenced by the Air Sign
Gemini, is in the position of Fire. The two
Fire elements are tempered by Earth and Air.
Meanwhile, “Mercy (5)”, influenced by the Earth Sign Taurus, is in the
position of Air. “The Magus (1)”,
governed by the planet Mercury, is in the position of Water. In this case, the element of Air (from
Mercury and Gemini) is complemented by Water and Earth. Finally “Destiny (10)”, which is governed by
Jupiter, leads to “The Seeker (0)”, governed by Uranus. The answer to my question is that my Spirit
will experience expansive change and be liberated, once I follow the steps laid
in the spread.
Conclusion
This reading was on
target in regards to my question. It gave
me insight to my dilemma of what I needed to do for my difficult Ancestors. Moreover, I was looking for a way to
disentangle myself from their past, and yet have a future of my own. The “Cardinal Spread” showed me how to accept
Them for what They were. With the
creativity of the Magus, I now see my Ancestors more favorably since without
Them, I would not be here.
Works
Used:
Baggott, Andy and
Peter Pracownik, “Imperial Dragon Oracle”,
U.S. Games Systems, Inc., Stamford (CT), 2009.
Bartlett, Sarah, “Tarot Bible”, Sterling: New York, 2006.
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