tarot for the cyclist

[KnottedYet]

Smith is the dike I was referring to. Glad the group was calling it the Waite Smith deck.

Kit - My book talks about the 9 of Swords as referring to "the tortures we put ourselves through when our fears and doubts overwhelm us." (BTW, I have the same book as LBTC, get it if you can"

[Kitsune06]

How ironic. Me. Fears and doubts! Gotta be about money!

[LBTC]

yup, knotted, my book said that too.

I downloaded the whole thing and printed it. I'll find the link tomorrow and post it.

Namaste,
~T~

[KnottedYet]

the book is "Learning the Tarot" by Joan Bunning

[Kitsune06]

I'll pick that book up. My card today (only drawing one) 6 of Pentacles. Sounds like today.

[KnottedYet]

Mine: Nine of Cups.

Oh, puh-lease! Can I have chosen a more appropos card?

Last Word card: Ace of Cups

AAAAAAAAAG! <Knot runs off, convinced the Tarot is speaking directly to her>

[pooks]

Have any of you ever used this one? I loved the first edition.

http://www.amazon.com/Tarot-Your-Sel...e=UTF8&s=books

[margo49]

I started out with the Classic Rider-Waite and then progressed to a "modern "deck (Mary Hanson Roberts) Which I am not completely happy with either but I like the colours and the pencilling
I pay *a lot* of attention to reversed cards and see them as more personal and emotional and "hidden" ( from my own self ie unrecognised by my conscious mind) than uprights.
I use the classic Celtic spread but just as often one called Diana's Arch that I read about in a feminist spirituality journal way back in the 80's which I find useful because with it I have to take my intellect off the hook.