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Romance, Love Or Relationships:
If you are already in a committed relationship, the Six of Pattern points to a happy, generous, fair and balanced relationship for at least a while. Allow your beloved to give to you (whether that’s in the material or spiritual realm,) and at the same time, make sure that you are doing your fair share of giving to the relationship. If you are unattached but looking, when this card shows up, you are likely to meet someone new who is positive, kind, and generous. This may come about via an introduction from someone you know. Make sure you let people know that you are ‘looking’ for a partner.
Card Meanings: Kindness, Assistance, Prosperity, Power, Donations, Wealth, Philanthropy, Being Well Paid, Giving/Receiving, Fairness, Charity, Being Valued, Generosity, Authority, Investors, Money, Employment, Rewards For Hard Work, Support, Sharing, Community, Gratitude, Control, Gifts
The Six of Pattern is often a sign of a turn for the better, particularly with regard to money. It’s one of the more positive cards. It speaks of equality, fairness, and the cyclical nature of life. When this card appears, you are likely to be heading into a positive cycle.
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Development for Beginners: Studies were conducted by J.B. Rhine and colleagues, using cards and dice, in an effort to take a quantitative, statistical approach to test the existence of ESP. Rhine had subjects guess which symbol, out of five possible choices, would occur when flipping through a deck of specially-made cards. After going through over 90,000 trials, Rhine found that ESP was ‘an actual and demonstrable occurrence,’ which he stated in his book ExtraSensory Perception (1934).
Portable Magic: Here is what I regard as the correct arrangement of the Tarot trumps, with their elemental and astrological correspondences. The sequence of Hebrew letters remains unaltered:
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Tarot Triumphs: The moon is personified as a god or goddess in just about every culture, but it is difficult to pin down this particular form of the image to exact sources. In the Marseilles Tarot, the Moon always has a face, but one which may be shown either straight on or in profile, so this gives no clues.55 The dogs could be the hunting dogs of the classical moon goddess Diana, but they are also reminiscent of the dog and scorpion (similar to the crayfish) that are portrayed in the initiatory symbols of Mithraism, the Roman mystery religion, where they are depicted alongside images of the heavenly bodies. They might also, more simply, represent dogs baying at the moon, although even further back, certain Babylonian boundary stones show a crescent moon associated with towers, doglike animals, and a crayfish or scorpion.56 This may not connect directly to the Tarot, but it does underpin the importance of a moon motif associated with symbols of a threshold and creatures of the deep.57 Finally, the drops that fall from the sky could be the sacred dew that is important in both alchemy and mystical Kabbalah.58 Dew also falls from the Great Head of Macroprosopus in the mystical traditions of Kabbalah. I think we have to go with the appropriately watery ‘swim’ of correspondences here, allowing them to influence our interpretation of the Moon without being too concerned about the exact sources. Wherever it originates, the Moon continues to fascinate generations of Tarot users.