In the present position we find the Knight of Wands. This is your time, and you are possessed of dynamic energy. You are either on a trip at this moment, or planning to leave on one soon.
The card immediately following in the Chariot. On a mundane level, this could actually mean you are planning to take the above trip by car. But the Chariot card is complex, and the pairing of these two cards could mean you are embarking upon a journey of spirit and soul. It can represent the overcoming of obstacles on a life journey.
A strong current focus involves romance or family or both.
In the distant past I see a period of withdrawal and rest. More recently we find the Nine of Swords. You have a tendency to blow things out of proportion and the turmoil you often feel comes from within yourself. You are coming to terms with this aspect of your nature which in turn gives you power over it.
In the immediate future a new doorway is opening which will improve your financial situation.
You are involved in a balanced partnership. This could be romance, but I feel it’s business. You are facing many choices and are confused. Don’t let yourself be taken in by delusions or deceptions.
The overview card is The World. This reading is a little on the lukewarm side, with nothing that really stands out. I don’t know if it’s me, the moon, or the cards, but at least we finish with a bang. Basically the World in this position is saying that after all the crap, the self-doubt, the hard-as-hell-work, the delusion and illusion, you will attain what you seek.
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Thank you Madame Sosostris. I enjoyed the reading very much. Most of the reading spoke to me. I have begun to think about a trip though finances preclude this at the moment. The trip however is a part of a larger feeling I am having. The need for change; an attempt to accept myself as the creative person I know (on the good days) I am. Being "confused" is pretty much my waking state. It's nice to know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you again. I really appreciate your time.
jason, i'm glad you got something out of it. i usually do what i think of as a surface reading -- which tends to be somewhat generic. that is followed by more of an intuitive interpretation of the cards. i have to confess i skipped the intuitive part because it can be rather draining. the chariot card is one of the most confusing cards in the deck, and i should have delved more deeply into that. next time! good luck to your artistic self!
Thank you. :)
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