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Card Meanings: Go With The Flow, Rude, Criminal, Aggressive, Forceful, Dangerous, Left Behind, Heading For A Fall, Follower, Coward, Insincere, Tyranny, Know It All, Vicious, Hurtful, Sarcastic, Troublemaker, Out Of Your Depth, Leading Others To Danger, Missed Opportunities, Arrogant, Out Of Control, A Crafty, Bully, Self-Obsessed, Tactless, Unfocused
On a day ruled by the King of Swords it will be our inner world we need to direct our attention towards. We need to study our thoughts, and allow them the time to extend. Too often a thought crosses our mind and we are unable to give that thought the room to grow and develop until it achieves its maximum potential – and because this happens very often we fail to live up to ourselves too. So try to set time aside for quiet inner contemplation when the King of Swords is having an influence. Think about your own opinions on given topics not necessarily personal ones .but more general issues as well. You know, often we fail to converse with ourselves even to the extent that we converse with our acquaintances. We take for granted what we think and what we know even though our opinions may not have been revised in years. As constantly growing individuals, our opinions certainly will change on some subjects .and if we dont give ourselves the time to check them out every now and again, we can become alienated from our own development. This can lead to all kinds of problems – see the 8,9 and 10 of Swords for examples of this.
Ask yourself questions like .whats your favourite food? When did you last eat it? Which was your happiest holiday so far? Why? Whats your current favourite garment in your wardrobe? Why? What happy memories do you have of the last week? Whats the best thing that happened this year so far? In having this conversation with yourself, you will almost certainly come across things that you had not placed much importance on before .and these things will have slid into your subconscious mind ..from where they could later surface unexpectedly. Get to know yourself and then stay in close contact .youre the very best friend you could ever have make friends with yourself!!
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Reversed Cards: The Knight of Swords is a mental adventurer. He thrives on adventure and mental expansion, which means he is always hungry for information. But here in the mirror aspect, you are being asked to think about what sort of information diet your knight is on. Thoughts create things, and the Knight of Swords is on a fast track to creating whatever he is feeding his mind. What is he consuming? I am a big believer in feeding my mind only things I want it to create, which gives my knight a clear path to explore and journey on. Can you say the same?
Reversed Cards: This would explain why the question that I hear the most about tarot reversals and the question that really prompted me to take on this topic is ‘Can a reversed card be wrong?’ The short answer in my mind is no.
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Elements of the Psychic World: Trumpets made of cardboard and aluminium were once popular in Spiritualist séances to amplify the alleged voices of spirits, so they could communicate in direct voice mediumship. Trumpets were also said to levitate and dance in the air in some séances. The craze seems to have been started by a medium called Jonathon Koon in the mid-nineteenth century under the instruction of his control, John King, but interest declined along with the decline of interest in physical mediumship in the twentieth century.