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Card Meanings: Lack Of Friends, Overindulgence, Miscarriage, Cancelled Celebrations, Over Indulgence, Pain, Gossip, Termination, Broken Engagements, Lack Of Social Life, Gossiping, Hidden, Cheating, Bitchiness, Cancelled Weddings
Ah – the Lord of Abundance is one of my very favourite cards! It nudges me to consider, in the hurly burly of life, the vast wellspring of love and nourishment from which we all arise. This card is about rare and eternal love – the kind that makes no demands, places no expectations, and imposes no conditions. For me personally, this love flows from the Mother of the Universe – for you, the name by which you call it may be different, but the source remains the same. This inrushing power and force is available to all of us, if we give it the opportunity to flow into our lives. It reshapes our perspective, strengthens our resolve and nurtures us through even the most demanding of periods. It brings serenity, exhilaration, passion and contentment into life, by its simple presence.
So heres a little exercise to open yourself out and let the love flow in. This works at any time at all…whenever you try it. And remember this always….the most important time to try this exercise is when you feel lost, wounded, sad and alone. Sit down and make yourself comfortable. Give your shoulders a roll around to rid them of tension and open out your chest area. Now steady your breathing….make it easy and calm. This will encourage you to relax just a little more. When your body feels as comfortable as you can get it to, concentrate your attention on the area right in the middle of your chest. Breathe in, keeping your attention on that centre spot. Then as you breathe out, imagine that you see a flower opening its petals, right there, in that spot. Draw in breath again, and allow it to flow into the unfurling flower. If you want to, as you breathe in you can repeat the affirmation…. Please try this little exercise…even if you are sceptical! I can guarantee you the results will startle you!!!
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Reversed Cards: I dont know why, but everyone seems to lose their common sense when Mercury goes retrograde. Its like the sky is falling. Here in the Three of Cups, we get to see the other side of the Mercury retrograde coin: the hangover. Mercury likes to party. In fact, he will whoop it up with the best of them. He also doesnt quite know when to stop, which is probably why at the end of this particular party he has ended up on his head. The Three of Cups in the retrograde aspect is letting you know that you really can have too much of a good thing. Or, more to the point, good things lose their goodness when we overindulge in them. Now is the time to stop, sit down, and be still, which is all you can do with that hangover anyway.
Elements of the Psychic World: Victorian magician associated with the Golden Dawn whose most lasting effect on the occult community was to produce the Rider Waite Tarot deck, which has since become the most popular tarot card deck in the world.
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