Yes or No? The II of Swords is of two minds. The II of Swords is so of two minds that she is in a stalemate. If she were two people, this would look like the V of Swords. But she is one person, so she needs to dip into her High Priestess powers – […]
*Spoiler alerts :: Harry Potter. Friendship is Magic The III of Cups is a gay old time. It’s merriment and plenty. It’s joy, but specifically, the joy and merriment before the trials and tribulations. It’s 21 pitchers for $21 on your 21st birthday with your best mates. The III of Cups is Bilbo’s birthday party.
Practice The V of Wands is not war, it’s play. These are kids. Look at their colorful garb, those polkadots. The V of Wands is a tiny pack of lion cubs tumbling into each other. Baby goats smashing their heads together. This is imitation, this is intiation, learning, training, for when they have to go
*Spoiler alerts :: Game of Thrones; There Will Be Blood; The Godfather trilogy. This Jerk The V of Swords is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t. But he kind of looks like he wanted to anyway. Nobody wins with the V of Swords. Not even
*Spoiler alerts :: Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. Strong Independent Woman The IX of Pentacles is a lady of privilege and wealth. She’s self-sufficient, can completely rely on herself. As such she’s ensconced in security and comfort. But she’s alone. Note the snail in her perfect garden, marking it, marring it. She’s everything is great, but
Rest The radical concept of resting. It’s hard work healing that III of Swords. The IV of Swords is what happens when hero/ine faces and fixes the stuff that is no longer serving them. The kinds of old wounds that had solidified in ways they thought was just personality but were actually life-shaping traumas and
Battle Weary The IX of Wands is stressed out. They have seen some things, and it’s not over. This is the final stretch though, this guy has to keep it together for just a little longer. He has something to defend. He can’t just give up. This is his home, his property, his people, his
*Spoiler alerts :: Jane Eyre; Wreck-It-Ralph; Lion King. The Refugee Card The VI of Swords is the path that once was is now no more. It’s literally blocked by six Swords. There is no going back. A mother and child face the six Swords, they are shrowded, grieving. They’re having to flee something, or at
Rejection The V of Pentacles is what you get when the Hierophant says no. Or, some say, when you reject the Hierophant. Because these beggars have lost their spiritual direction. The church is never supposed to turn anyone away. And yet, it happens all the time. Either way, the V of Pentacles is penury. It’s
*Spoiler alerts: Lord of the Rings; Star Wars; Harry Potter; Steven Universe; Frozen; The NeverEnding Story; Dangerous Liaisons. Loss The V of Cups is not a good time. It’s not the worst time one can have in the Tarot, but it still sucks. The hero/ine has lost something dear to them. It’s not the IX