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Be Alert and Keep Watching!!!
Age: 28 Zodiac: 
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 5:52 pm |
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The Minors are separated into four suits. These suits represent certain things:
WAND (Air):
Usually predict energy, growth, enterprise, animation, ideas, thought and glory.
Will and magical power, continual renewal of life. Represents pure mind, thinking, speaking. Best known for representing problems and troubles especially those relating to communications or bad press, but really about anything to do with either words and/or thoughts. Brilliant thoughts as well as nightmares; sharp ideas or a sharp tongue. This is the card of scientists and analysts of thinking things though or thinking/saying too much. Ideas breeze into your mind, words are given breath, written letters and messages fly on the wind.
CUPS (Water):
Usually predict love, happiness, feelings, emotions, fertility, and beauty.
Symbol of knowledge, preservation, love, pleasure and enjoyment. Best known for representing the Querent's love life, but it also stands for emotional extremes, such as elation, depression or bliss, and the negatives that come with such emotions, like over-indulgence in food, drink, drugs. Likewise the positives like poetry or music. Also, psychic powers, visions, illusions. These are feelings that you surrender to, that you flow or sink into.
PENTACLE (Earth):
Usually predict physical, expressions, money, industry, and material gain.
The suit Pentacles in the Tarot is made up of three elements: the Circle, Pentagram, and Coin, symbolically they total: Sun (Solar Power and Fire) + Pentagram (figure of Power) + Money (Gold. physical wealth) in the form of an amulet, protects against evil spirits. Also represents the body and the physical, work, job, task, craft and luck; which is solid, real.
SWORD (Fire):
Usually predict motivations, power, free will aggression, force, ambition, courage, strife, misfortune, passion
Protection, knowledge, mind, constructive or destructive activity, elimination of outworn forms, bravery, freedom. Upward blade usually represent victory. As such, in a reading it usually stands for a querent's ambition, career, creative endeavors, religion and/or philosophy. Anything a person might put their energy and soul into, such as teaching and leadership. This is something you have to do, whether you are recompensed for it or not. It is something that burns inside of you and you need to act on it.
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