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Finance, Money Matters Or Debt:
When The reversed King of Questing appears, it ‘s usually a clear signal that you could use some financial advice from someone knowledgeable – even if you yourself are a financial professional! Don’t be too proud to ask. You are likely to have enough excess money to do at least some small investments. Don’t hide it in a mattress, make your money work for you. Carefully.
Card Meanings: Ineffective, Afraid To Be Different, Volatile Temper, Boorish, Unyielding, Impulsive, Breaking Promises, Weak, Womaniser, Not Being Proactive, Nasty, Vicious, Quarrels, Rude, Bitter, Forceful, Bully, Tyrant, Prejudice, Abusive, Taking A Back Seat, Undependable, Dictator, Unreliable, Setting A Bad Example, Lack Of Energy/ Experience/ Enthusiasm
Often associated with the astrological sign of Sagittarius, The King of Questing signifies wise, open, positive, adventurous masculine energy. As with all court cards, The King can indicate a literal person in your life; most often a man with hair on the lighter end of the spectrum. When The King appears, you are likely to have an abundance of energy which you are inclined to use in a positive direction.
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Reversed Cards: If ever there were a symbol of cycles, it would be the Moon. The Moon is not only connected to the number nine, but it is also connected to the number eight, as it has eight phases. From the new moon, through its waxing phases, to the full moon, and then into its waning phases, the moon teaches us about light, darkness, and the dance of contrast. Is it any wonder that some people struggle with this card? For me, the moon has no up or down; it has phases. Just keep in mind that some of these may also be relevant when this card is right-side up. As I said, the Moon does not have an up side or down side. Its link to both masculine and feminine energies is also important, for even though in the dawn of the New Age we think of the moon as feminine, there are many who still believe the moon is masculine, hence the man in the moon. The moons phases control the planets tides, using its gravitational pull to ebb and flow our waterways, both internally and externally. You may notice certain phases of the moon make you more emotional than others. It isnt just the full moon that can drive people crazy. We are all tuned in to different phases, different cycles, and different flows of experience.
Tarot Beginners Guide: In addition to the 56 minor arcana cards, there are 22 major arcana cards. These are sometimes also known as trump or triumph cards, and it is these cards which have the most elaborate designs and have led to the tarot’s mystical reputation. These cards are usually numbered, with the exception of the Fool card, which has no number, and is the equivalent of the Joker in a pack of standard cards. However, unlike the Joker we now have, it is very much in use in the tarot readings. The last card, which is the 22nd card, is the World card.
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Tarot Beginners Guide: In addition to the 56 minor arcana cards, there are 22 major arcana cards. These are sometimes also known as trump or triumph cards, and it is these cards which have the most elaborate designs and have led to the tarot’s mystical reputation. These cards are usually numbered, with the exception of the Fool card, which has no number, and is the equivalent of the Joker in a pack of standard cards. However, unlike the Joker we now have, it is very much in use in the tarot readings. The last card, which is the 22nd card, is the World card.