00-The Fool Reversed Rider Waite Spiritual Tarot Reading

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Faith, Spirituality Or Psychic Progression:

Card Meanings: Hesitation, Bad Choice, Indecision, Apathy, Distraction, Carelessness, Injustice, Irrationality, Stupidity, Negligence, Lack Of Fun, Recklessness

The Fool is a joyous and exciting card – combining both perfect trust and self reliance. As the very first card in the Tarot deck, it marks the moment upon which we embark on a new phase in our spiritual journey. When we explore new terrain, we are bound sometimes to encounter danger or challenge. The Fool’s energy gives us the power and self-confidence to move through challenges with an open heart, to recognise friends and to gather experiences to us as the true treasures that they are.

Innocence is a devalued quality these days. We forget that to approach life with eyes that are new each morning reveals to us more of life’s mystery than anything else. We cannot substitute the sheer growth permitted by trust and innocence with cynicism nor prior knowledge. So, on a day ruled by the Fool, we need to lift our hearts upwards and open them to the richness and beauty of life. We need to regard ourselves as travelling through a land of wonderment and joy. We need to encourage excitement and exhilaration, and to look constantly for that which is new and bright and hopeful in every step we take. We also need to trust to the life process, and to remember that, by and large, the gods have no need of our suffering, and every need of our joy, laughter and celebration. In readings he reminds you to keep your faith and trust your natural responses.

If you are facing a decision or moment of doubt, the Fool tells you to believe in yourself and follow your heart no matter how crazy or foolish your impulses may seem.

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Psychic Abilities : She is more than just a psychic, she is also a firm believer in peace and spirituality. With more than eight books published, all of which have become best-sellers, it is clear that she understands what it takes to be psychic. She encourages those who discover their psychic abilities to follow the path of their souls, rather than place too much emphasis on making predictions.

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Complete Book of Tarot: Mathers (1888): Mercy, beneficence, kindness, goodness; (R) Over-kindness, weakness, foolish exercise of generosity.

Tarot for Beginners: Of course, familiarity with the esoteric meanings of the numbers themselves is necessary to make the most out of this angle of card reading, which is rather a lot to take on when you’re just starting out with Tarot. Nonetheless, if you find that a certain number or pair of numbers keeps showing up in your readings, it’s probably worth looking up the mystical associations in a numerology source, as numbers are a popular way for the Universe to communicate with us!

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Angel Encyclopedia: The Vita begins with the expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden. Adam says that in order to repent, he will fast for 40 days in the Jordan River. He instructs Eve to go into the Tigris River up to her neck and stand there silently for 37 days. Eve obeys. After 18 days, Satan transforms himself into a bright angel and seeks to lure Eve out of the water with a promise of food. Fooled, she does so, and Satan takes her to Adam. Both Adam and Eve are distressed at Eve’s seduction again.