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Career, Work Or Retirement:

Your current job may no longer be appropriate for you. You may be feeling bored, or under-appreciated. Think long and hard about which is best; trying to fix things where you are, or moving on. Either option can work for you. One thing is for sure, though, things are not going to change for the better on their own. If you’re dissatisfied, get specific on what changes would need to happen for you to be happier where you are. If it’s unlikely or impossible to change those things, then get moving on finding yourself a new position. You can do it.

Card Meanings: Abandonment, Loneliness, Looking For The Truth, Courage, Introspection, Withdrawal, Fatigue, Leaving A Bad Situation, Abandoning Plans, Travelling, Escapism, Self-Discovery, Looking Deeper, Self-Analysis, Walking Away, Letting Go, Reaching Limit, Emotional Strength, Disappointment, Misery

The Eight of Cups often means that you will choose to leave a situation that is no longer working for you – whether that’s a relationship, a job, or a neighborhood. There may be some sadness involved, but in general, this separation, is in your best interests.

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Reversed Cards: For a planet that usually likes structure, discipline, and order, Saturn is really showing its sloppy side in the Eight of Cups. That could be because it is rubbing up against the dreamy, fantasy side of Pisces, or it could be that this whole experience has just not inspired it one little bit. If you have gotten this card in its retrograde aspect, you will need to retrace your steps to find the exact point you lost interest in this particular attempt at expansion. Somewhere along the line you missed the gift and the lesson of this experience. Go back and find it, and then you can move on clean and clear.

Portable Magic: No mention is made in Sepher Yetzirah, nor in any other traditional Kabbalistic document, of the Tarot. Only after Court de Gibelin pointed out in 1781 that the number of trumps matched the number of Hebrew letters did occultists attempt to integrate the Tarot and the Kabbalah by using the Hebrew alphabet as a kind of glue. In the Golden Dawn correspondences, the Tarot trumps are aligned with the Hebrew letters in a direct one-to-one relationship, the first trump with the first letter, the second trump with the second letter, and so on. Since Mathers placed the Fool at the head of the trumps, after the example of Court de Gtbelin and Eliphas Livi, it received the first Hebrew letter, Aleph.

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Portable Magic: Strictly speaking, the thirty degree arc of each of the court cards other than the Pages would start with the 21′ of the first sign and extend to the 20′ of the second sign it occupies, but below I have given the locations of the cards as they are given in Regardie’s Golden Dawn, which was probably the way the placements of the court cards were described in the original Golden Dawn document Book T, which Regardie reproduces. The significant fact to grasp is that one third of the first sign bears on the card, and two thirds of the second sign. Similarly, each Page really extends from the 6′ of the first sign it covers to the 5′ of the last sign, but I have retained Regardie’s rounded degree designations.