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Faith, Spirituality Or Psychic Progression:
Card Meanings: Re-Joining The World, Restlessness, Social Unrest, Awakening, Not Accepting Counselling Or Support, Lack Of Self-Protection, Finding Mental Strength, Mental Breakdown/ Collapse, Labor Strikes, Recovering Slowly, Renewed Activity, Coming Out Of Isolation, Burn-Out, Healing, Not Taking Care Of Yourself
When the Lord of Truce appears he brings with him a temporary respite, often after we have passed through trying times. This is a quiet period, which should be used to recover, regroup and stabilise. It’s important though, that we always bear in mind the fact that this is only a moment in time. Soon we shall be required to pick up the tools of life and continue on our journey. So on a day ruled by him, we’re well advised to use the internal stillness he brings to think over trouble spots, or areas of difficulty. That way we see the whole issue more clearly, and are better equipped to sally forth undaunted when the time comes. Occasionally on a day ruled by the 4 of Dynamism there will be a requirement to bury the hatchet with somebody, or to accept their gestures of friendliness toward us. It’s important that we are reserved both in what we are prepared to offer, and what we are prepared to forgive. Truce only marks the cessation of hostilities – a brief pause during which we might negotiate a lasting peace.
The one thing this card always tells us is that we have not yet finished our business here. If we fail to hold this in the forefront of our minds, we are likely to make the mistake of being unprepared for whatever comes next. So – on this day – rest as easy as you can, and locate areas of challenge, difficulty or sensitivity for future attention. Think carefully about trying to resolve anything until the influences are more supportive. In readings, the Four of Dynamism is often a sign that you need to slow down and get some rest. If you are recovering from an illness, allow yourself quiet time to heal. Even if you feel completely healthy, you are risking getting sick if you don’t take a break.
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Portable Magic: This is not a permanent charm, but it is intended for a specific duration of use, at the end of which the cards are returned to the deck and lose their link with the charm. For example, if you wished to make a Tarot charm that caused you to be witty and attractive at a party you are planning to attend, you would create the charm with a Tarot ritual and would carry the charm in your pocket or hidden somewhere else in your clothing during the party. At the end of the evening, the cards of the charm would be shuffled back into the Tarot deck, bringing the power of the charm to an end. Or suppose you wished to protect your house while you are away on vacation. You could create a charm of protection for that purpose and conceal it somewhere near the centre of the house. When you returned home, you would remove the charm from its place of hiding and return the cards to the deck.
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Tarot Triumphs: Some years ago, I was asked to contribute a story to an anthology called Tarot Tales. These were to be fictional stories whose basis or theme involved using Tarot cards. For my effort, I drew five cards at random from the pack to use as a basis for my story. I picked them out unseen, as you would for a reading, and allowed the images to stir my imagination. The cards I turned up were Temperance, Justice, Death, the Moon, and Strength, and the result was ‘The Ship of Night,’ a tale about a nocturnal excursion that began as a walk through the city to cure sleeplessness, then became a moonlight cruise, and ended with a lucky escape from a ferry that takes us over the watery border into the realm of death.1 I wasn’t sure if I could complete the story, as I don’t regularly write fiction, but to my surprise the cards acted as a portal into another world where a fantasy came gliding into view.