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Career, Work Or Retirement:

This can signify a promotion and/or new, good job headed your way. If you are already employed you should know that both you and your work are appreciated and valued – and you should see signs of this soon. If you are unemployed (or looking for a new job) then you need to keep looking for new opportunities. They are out there – all you have to do is find them.

Card Meanings: Love, Happiness, Celebrations, New Relationships, Joy, Fertility, Good Health, Conception, Pregnancy, Beauty, New Beginnings, New Romance

The Ace of Cups is a very powerful, positive omen relating to love, happiness, and affection. Sometimes though, it is about new beginnings and although it usually means love it can indicate new beginnings in other areas of life.

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Development for Beginners: As a young woman, Baron achieved great success in the workforce. She attended the Crandall Business College and then went on to work for the Director of Military Personnel, 14th Air Force. From there, Baron got a job as the assistant to the Director of Quality Control, Chrysler Missile Division at Redstone Arsenal in Alabama, where she had the opportunity to work with German prisoners of war as well as on the Jupiter Program, helping to launch the first missile into orbit.

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Reversed Cards: Although many of the cards in the tarot can be seen as religious, the Ace of Cups in the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition has a very deep and profound connection to Mother Mary. The Holy Grail or Holy Chalice has been the fodder of myths and legends for well over a thousand years, so it should come as no surprise that artist Pamela Colman Smith was so drawn to her love for the Divine Mother when she painted the Ace of Cups card for the Rider-Waite-Smith deck. If we see the cup as part of the Holy Grail legend, then when this card shows up as blocked, perhaps it is showing you how you have decided not to drink from the overflowing well of possibility, abundance, and life. The Divine Mother teaches us about love, self-acceptance, compassion, and receptivity. The self is the vessel, and in this aspect the self is blocked.

Portable Magic: In some Tarot decks that follow the system of the Golden Dawn, such as the Thoth deck of Aleister Crowley, the signs of the zodiac are printed on the faces of these twelve trumps. However, with traditional decks it is necessary to memorize the relationship so that you can lay the cards out quickly and with confidence.

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Portable Magic: Significators are the sixteen court cards that represent you, any person for whom you may be serving as an agent, or any human being who is the focus of the ritual. Your own significator is always placed on the altar of the four Aces, at the centre of the zodiacal circle, which esoterically is the centre of the universe during the ritual. The significator of a person for whom you act as the agent is placed just beneath your own significator card. The significator of a person you wish the ritual to act on is placed upon the triangle of realization.