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Career, Work Or Retirement:

The Three of Primordialism is also a good omen with regard to work. Money should be coming in, you could be coming into a new job and/or a promotion. The mood in general in your working world should be relatively pleasant. If you are looking for work, you should be quite successful (perhaps surprisingly so) at how well things work out for you. So don’t give up.

Card Meanings: Indulgence, Engagement Party, Graduation, Socialising, Gatherings, Parties, Discovery, Hospitality, Celebrations, Reunions, Festivities, Wedding, Happiness, Baby Shower, Festivals, Fortune

The Three of Primordialism is often considered to be a card of ‘reunions.’ But this is not always a romantic reunion, alas it’s reunion in the broadest sense, running back into (or meeting with, purposefully) someone or something that you have been away from for some time. It’s generally considered to be a happy reunion, an upbeat card.

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Development for Beginners: In one particularly noteworthy example, Bessent dreamt of ‘a concrete building,’ ‘a patient from upstairs escaping,’ ‘a white coat like a doctors coat,’ and ‘doctors and medical people.’ The word that was randomly selected from Hall & Van de Castles manual was corridor, and the chosen artwork was Hospital Corridor at St. Remy by Vincent Van Gogh a painting which depicts the lonely figure of a man standing in the hallway of a mental institution. In the minds of the three judges, Bessents dream was clearly linked to the chosen word and corresponding artwork.

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Portable Magic: Lay out the triangle of realization beside the circle with its trumps interwoven at their bases as already described. Build it in the quarter next to the Ace that has the greatest harmony with the purpose of the ritual. If only a single card is to be placed on the triangle, whether it is a court or number card, the triangle should usually be established in the quarter that matches the suit of that card. If there is both a court card and a number card, the triangle will be located in the quarter corresponding with the suit of the number card; but if two or more number cards of different suits occupies the triangle, the quarter where the triangle is located must be chosen according to its general harmony with the purpose of the ritual.

Portable Magic: It is possible that Tarot divination predates Court de Gebelin’s Tarot essay by a few years. The French card diviner, Etteilla, a seller of seeds and grains by profession whose real name was JeanBaptiste Alliette (173891), included the Tarot in a list of methods of divination in his first book, published in 1770. It is not clear that he knew the method of Tarot & Divination when he made this list, but in 1782, only one year after the appearance of the speculations of Court de Gibelin, Etteilla attempted to publish a book devoted to Tarot divination. Etteilla is generally known today as a Tarot diviner, but he began his second career as a fortune teller using ordinary playing cards, and probably only moved on to the Tarot after being inspired by Court de Gibelin’s essay.

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Tarot Triumphs: It can be hard to place the Fool definitively in any of these sequences and constructs. Perhaps the Fool may have the last laugh after all if he stands outside the numbering, knowing that there is in fact no intended number symbolism within the pack. He may watch us all struggling to make sense of the sequence and smile at our folly. But he also knows that we will gain from this, that the effort will sharpen our wits, make us appreciate the strength of the Tarot images, and lead us on to trying out new ways of interpreting them. The Fool is there to stop us from taking everything for granted. Maybe individual numbering was never meant to matter much if the cards were intended to be fluid and to be shuffled into different orderings and combinations. Even the game Tarocchi is not in one fixed form and has many different sets of rules. There might always have been an intention that we could approach the patterning of the Tarot in different ways so that it becomes a kind of universal picture book, open to interpretation from different viewpoints and in different contexts.