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From: Mystic Wanderer, [DNS_Address]
Subject: new dream... Fool and sun tarot...
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Feb 27 2022....dream..tarot cards... A very white vapourish dream this morning...in this dream some person..maybe male...how jesus tho... was talking to me and saying that I was going to die. My reaction was..'tell me something I didn't know! 'And also saying 'whatever'...like it was a nothing burger to me and I just didn't give a damn about it! Then I saw 2 tarot cards...first tarot card was the fool..,the second tarot card was the sun. But the sun in that tarot card was a shiny card and the edges or points of the sun was mosaic in colour with the center of it was a very bright radiating yellow for its core. From the net... The Fooland The Sun compared The Fool is also called The Jester in some tarot decks. Both the Fool and the Sun cards are Major Arcanacards. Because Major Arcana cards tend to point to important or philosophical issues — this pairing is often a meaningful one. When two Major Arcana cards appear together, it's a good indication that there's a connection between two major forces or major life-concepts being referenced. The meanings of the The Fool nd The Sun cards The Fool means The simplest way to think about the Fool is that it references: Beginnings, a free-spirit, innocence and optimism Summary meaning of the Fool: Youthful naivety. Showing optimism. One who rushes in to new things and embraces new ideas very easily. The beginning of a new process or journey. Youthful idealism. Tarot Quick Info Tarot card name:The Fool Alternate Name:The Jester Quick Tarot Meanings:Beginnings, a free-spirit, innocence, optimism Arcana:Major Suit Meaning: Suit Zodiac: Aquarius Suit Related Element:Air Golden Dawn Association:Air Yes/No Meaning:Yes Beginnings Youthful naivety. Showing optimism. One who rushes in to new things and embraces new ideas very easily. The beginning of a new process or journey. Youthful idealism. What is the inverted meaning of "The Fool"? To fear new things. To allow pessimism or worry to get in the way. Also: To leap without looking first. To be overly optimistic. To make rookie mistakes. The Meaning of "The Fool" Tarot Card One of the most well-known cards in the tarot deck, The Foolis the first card of the Major Arcana. Numbered zero, the card is sometimes said lie outsidethe main sequence of Major Arcana cards, with the actual first card being number 1, The Magician. On the card we see a well-dressed young man, setting off on a long journey — his belongings on his shoulder, dreaming of adventures ahead. His tunic is covered in a floral pattern representing carefree joy. Lost in his dreams, the young man doesn't seem to notice the cliff-edge approaching in front of him. Lost in his dreams, the young man doesn't seem to notice the cliff - edge approaching in front of him. A small dog barks at his heels, perhaps trying to warn him of his impending doom. The young man holds a single white rose in his left hand — symbolizing innocence and perhaps naivete. His right arm holds his pack, hanging from the edge of a long pole — or is it a wand? His bag bears the image of an eagle's head, symbolizing his ambitions to soarto great heights. A stark landscape rises in the background, but the skies are sunny and bright. NOTE: Observant tarot readers will note that the The Fool borrows heavily from the Suit of Wands . Many of the visual elements from the Wands cards are here if one looks closely: The strong reference to the element of Firein the sleeves of his tunic; The wandon his shoulder used to carry his belongings; The desert-rock beneath the young man's feet — All these elements are direct references to the Suit of Wands cards. The message here is clear: The young man is living in the world of ideas, and ignoring the world around him. NOTE: The white roseheld by the young man in The Foolcard is generally believed to symbolize purity and naiveté . Another interesting appearance of a white rosein the Major Arcanahowever, is on the Deathcard. This mirroring is intentional and sets an ominous reminder of the young man's potential fate should he wander over the cliff-edge. The Fool is a card of infinite optimism, new beginnings and potential energy. The thrill of promise and possibilityis everywhere. The Fool card often points to the beginning of an adventure and the idealistic hopes and dreams that come with it. The Fool card often points to the beginning of an adventure and the idealistic hopes and dreams that come with it. We all know what it's like to dream bigwhen making plans for the future; Thoughts and ideas often leave realistic potential far behind. When the Fool card shows up in a reading it speaks to freedom of spirit, and a carefree attitude. Responsibility, careful planning and even logicmay temporarily take a back seat to the pursuit of dreams and new ideas. The card may also point to a younger person known to the reader, or someone less experienced; Someone who exhibits qualities of idealism, inexperience and possibly naiveté. There are times when it's important to throw caution to the wind; To live for the moment, to take chances and to embrace excitement. All of us live through many of those moments; Without them life would be quite boring. The Foolpoints to a time when dreams and ideas take center-stage, and the burdens of reality are temporarily pushed to the side. We all have an inner child that needs to dream, wander and play now and again. The Foolcard also carries a very real warning however: The naive pursuit of dreams without forethought or caution can very easily carry one over the edge of a cliff. Live for this moment, but don't forget to look where you're going. The Sun means The simplest way to think about the Sun is that it references: Fun, warmth, positive energy and vitality Summary meaning of the Sun: The Sun is the source of all growth and nurturing. Happiness and health are powerfully represented here. An environment of positive growth and change. Clarity and openness. Tarot Quick Info Tarot card name: The Sun Quick Tarot Meanings: Fun, warmth, positive energy, vitality Arcana:Major Suit Meaning: Suit Zodiac: Aries Suit Related Element: Fire Golden Dawn Association: Sun Yes/No Meaning: Yes Life The Sun is the source of all growth and nurturing. Happiness and health are powerfully represented here. An environment of positive growth and change. Clarity and openness. The top-half of the The Sun tarot card is taken up by a depiction of a brilliant Sun. The face of the Sun is placid, calm and benevolent. She spreads her energy and vitality to the world. Beneath the warmth of the Sun rides a happy childless freedom. The child — whose gender is ambiguous — wears a crown of sunflowers symbolizing simplicity, happiness and contentment. The face drawn on the Sunis placid, calm and benevolent. She spreads her energy and vitality to the world. As with figures in the The Star and The Moon cards, the child here personifies the radiance of the Sun — with a heart that shines brightly, spreading radiant joy. In one hand, the child waves a long red banner symbolizing vitalityand freedom. The great, flowing banner seems surprisingly light, and despite the child's small size he/she holds it up effortlessly. Behind the child are four sunflowerswhich symbolize the four suits of the Minor Arcana. The wall behind the child suggests a walled garden— symbolizing safetyand adding to the carefree feeling of the card. NOTE: Observant tarot readers may notice that the red feather which extends from the child's head is similar to the feathers found in The Fool and the Death tarot cards. For such a happy card, it's a striking symbolic connection — especially to associate Death with a child only a few cards later. The feather takes us on an interesting journey of its own through the Tarot; The Fool represents the start of the journey; Death represents a transition and purification; and finally, we see the spirit glorified in the Sun with a return to joy and happiness. The Sun is one of the most positive cards in the Major Arcana. It brings a message of vitality, warmth and contentment. Everything that was previously obscured or mysterious in the Moon card is now clear. Questions are answered; Desires are fulfilled. ... it is an indication of abundanceand increased personal strength The pure heart of a child and the brilliant sun signify a rebirth into joyafter a time of clouds and reduced energy. When the Sun card rises into a tarot reading it is an indication of abundance and increased personal strength. It may indicate a time of brightness and success — or it may indicate a person who radiates the qualities of the Sun. The Sun card also reminds us of interpersonal relations, and the way our personal energy is felt by others around us. The card reminds us that we each shine our energy onto the people in our lives. The way people act in our presence is often a reflection of the light we radiate. It is also helpful to consider the Sun card in relation to its preceding card in the tarot sequence: The Moon. Where the moon represents questionsand <9>unasnwered mysteries, the Sunrepresents the clearing of those mysteries— and the answering of long-standing questions. If something has been wrapped in mystery, the Sun may indicate a final unveiling of the truth. If the card references a past event or a prior trend, it may reference a time when abundance was manifest and when energy and love flowed freely. If the card references a future event, it may point to a coming breakthrough, when the clouds part, and energy and warmth finally return. The Sun is an extremely positive card. It carries overtones of financial success, rising physical health, a clearing of past problems and inner peace. ....... Cards combination description High arcan Fool and High arcan Sun combinations:- Easy life in earthy paradise. Goodweather. Lack of power over events. Lack of accomplishment.- innocence joy;- innocence success;- innocence celebration;- innocence positivity;- new beginnings joy;- new beginnings success;- new beginnings celebration;- new beginnings positivity;- free spirit joy;- free spirit success;- free spirit celebration;- free spirit positivity;- Easy life in earthy paradise. Goodweather. Lack of power over events. Lack of accomplishment. ( by Bill Heidrick); Card 1 - Fool....The Fool depicts a youth strolling joyfully into the world. He is taking his first steps, and he is exuberant, joyful, excited. He contains not anything with him besides a small sack, caring nothing for the possible dangers that lie in his path. Indeed, he's quickly to come across the first of those possible risks, for if he takes only a step more, he he topple over the cliff that he is reaching. But this does not appear to problem him - we are uncertain whether he's simply naive or sincerely unaware. The dog at his heels barks at him in warning, and if he does no longer turn out to be more aware of his surroundings quickly, he may never see all of the adventures that he desires of encountering. Card 2 - Sun....The Sun card offers an feeling of optimism and fulfillment. This card represents the sunrise which follows the darkest of nights. The Sun is the supply of all the existence on our planet, and it represents existence energy itself. There is a infant depicted in the card, playing joyfully within the foreground. A image of our innocence, it represents the happiness that happens whilst you are in alignment along with your true self. The baby is naked, meaning that he has sincerely not anything to hide. The card additionally depicts the early life innocence and absolute purity. This is particularly emphasized via the white horse upon which the kid is riding. The horse right here is additionally a symbol of strength and nobility.Similar combinations https://externalcontent.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse3.explicit.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.Ybr418hR_IWb9NhR5ctPcAAAAA%26pid%3DApi&f=1 |
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From: Mystic Wanderer, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: new dream... Fool and sun tarot...
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