50-Ace of Swords Upright Golden Family Tarot Reading

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In general The Ace of Swords calls on us to not be afraid to make a leap if it’s in our best interests. In short, bravery is called for. As the old adage says, ‘feel the fear and do it anyway.’ You have a good idea already of what must be done. The hard part is the doing of it. Start today.

Card Meanings: Focus, Stimulating People And Environments, New Beginnings, Assertiveness, Victory, Mental Clarity, Authority, Clear Thinking, Realising The Truth, Intellectual Ability, New Ideas, Intensity, Breakthroughs, New Plans, Vision, New Projects, Valiant, Ability To Concentrate, Success, Justice, Communication, Force, Love

The Ace of Swords can indicate a new beginning of some sort in your life, possibly on several fronts. Sometimes this new beginning can be started by a separation of some kind – from a relationship, or from a job situation. Know that as anxiety-producing as such a new beginning can sometimes be, that underneath it all is good, beneficial energy that is getting you where you want to go.

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Elements of the Psychic World
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Elements of the Psychic World: A curious, ghostly phenomenon reported to occur before the death of members of the Vingoe family, who once held the Treville estate in Cornwall, England. The phenomenon is said to appear first as a shimmering light, which gradually takes on the appearance of spurts of flame, gradually growing larger in size. In some cases the flames were reported to be so bright they were said to temporarily blind witnesses. They would also sometimes appear as multiple flames linking together into a ring or circular chain, often accompanied by ‘strange and appalling noises’.

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Reversed Cards: The Ace of Swords tends to represent an idea, belief, or way of thinking that is being offered up to us for our personal use. But what if these beliefs or ways of thinking could actually do you more harm than good? What if you needed that sword to cut through what is offered and rid yourself of an unwanted mindset? How, then, would you hold that sword? Would you swing it slow and low, or would you swing it highly and swiftly? These questions are all brought up because the card is in the protection aspect, and only you can answer them in regard to your current question or situation.

Portable Magic: The standard Golden Dawn correspondences for the Tarot are used throughout this book because they are the most widely understood and accepted. Those familiar with my other writings know that I have made modifications to these correspondences in my personal esoteric system, but in this general text on Tarot magic I prefer to retain the correspondences with which most readers will be familiar in order to minimize confusion. It is a simple matter to adapt Tarot magic to match any set of occult correspondences. That is part of its versatility the cards are moveable and may be set in any desired arrangement. Those interested in my modifications to the Tarot correspondences will find them explained in the appendix.

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Portable Magic: Touch in turn the Ace of Swords, the Ace of Cups, the Ace of Pentacles, and the Ace of Wands, so that the movement of your finger describes a cross. As you touch the four cards, say the words: