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Capricorn
Capricorn denotes a drive to succeed through a pragmatic approach to life.
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| denotes that which opposes or influences you. |
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Aries
The Ram is energetic, courageous, optimistic and obstinate. The Ram is not a quitter! He will get his way!
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| addresses the origin of your question. |
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The Wheel of Fortune
This card signifies success and a change of fortune for the better. Chance is on your side.
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| represents past events and concerns. |
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The Devil Reversed
The reversed Devil signifies a spiritual rebirth, freedom from the preoccupation with the secular and the overcoming of pride and selfishness.
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| addresses issues that are significant in the present or may come to pass in the future. This card foretells future events which you may or may not occur, depending upon how you respond to the present situation. |
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The Hanged Man Reversed
The reversed Hanged Man represents a preoccupation with the worldly and wasted energy. This is the card of false prophecy and time wasted.
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Seven of Swords
Plans may fail. Distrust and dishonesty are possible. Success will not be complete.
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Leo Reversed
Leo reversed denotes the misuse of power and talent, self indulgence and tryanny.
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| represents the influence of others in your life as well as trends in your relationships with others. |
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Amore
Amore draws forces together. Love may be in the air. A balance between the sacred and the secular will be found. Strength will be gained by joining forces. Accord between your inner and worldly self will be found.
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| stands for the hopes and desires you have for the outcome of your question.
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Air reversed
Air reversed denotes a lack of freedom to move through life as you want.
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| the ultimate outcome your question. Remember the future is not predetermined.
Interpret this card in the context of the entire reading
and as an indicator of the path you are currently on, but not bound to. reading. |
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Five of Cups
That which was expected to bring joy may bring sorrow. Disillusionment with relationships. The loss of friends, partners and lovers.
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