Fey STAR as an OBSTACLE

dadsnook2000 · 28-04-2009

I did an Astro-Tarot reading this morning on my blog-site for an AT member in which the STAR came up as an obstacle in a four-card reading. The flow of the astrology and the tarot mini-readings were one of creativity, having all of the resources to move ahead, and the likelihood of having one's own business in a few years time.

In the obstacle position, I interpreted the STAR card as a warning to not sit and think and dream but to get out there and do something. It was quite a surprise to first turn up the Star card in that position. Those who may want to see the whole reading in its entirety can visit the blog site. Dave

faunabay · 28-04-2009

The Fey Star is one of my all time favorites!! I love that card!!

But I think you interpreted it exactly how I would have. She's standing on the balcony, just soaking up the star light.....not doing much of anything but enjoying herself. So too much hoping and dreaming and not enough doing would be a pretty big obstacle as a matter of fact.

Marka · 18-05-2009

Thanks! I have been drawing the Star as an obstacle lately, and wasn't comfortable with the interpretations I was giving. This makes perfect sense.

dadsnook2000 · 18-05-2009

When we have an "obstacle" position in a spread, we can also see that position as a designated "reversal" of whatever card is found there. We might want to remember the "5-D's" ---- Diminution, Delay, Denial, Dark Side, Direction. For me, the reading was a reminder that we have to take the cards and the spread as they come to us. Dave

dadsnook2000 Citizen Join Date: 30 Apr 2003 Location: Massachusetts, USA Posts: 3,332	Fey STAR as an OBSTACLE I did an Astro-Tarot reading this morning on my blog-site for an AT member in which the STAR came up as an obstacle in a four-card reading. The flow of the astrology and the tarot mini-readings were one of creativity, having all of the resources to move ahead, and the likelihood of having one's own business in a few years time. In the obstacle position, I interpreted the STAR card as a warning to not sit and think and dream but to get out there and do something. It was quite a surprise to first turn up the Star card in that position. Those who may want to see the whole reading in its entirety can visit the blog site. Dave __________________ If you have options, exercise them all.

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faunabay Citizen Join Date: 28 Aug 2001 Location: Missouri, USA Posts: 8,216	The Fey Star is one of my all time favorites!! I love that card!! But I think you interpreted it exactly how I would have. She's standing on the balcony, just soaking up the star light.....not doing much of anything but enjoying herself. So too much hoping and dreaming and not enough doing would be a pretty big obstacle as a matter of fact. __________________ aeclectic name: faunabay fairy name: Pithia Feedle Blackthorn Silvenslipper

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dadsnook2000 Citizen Join Date: 30 Apr 2003 Location: Massachusetts, USA Posts: 3,332	Obstacles and Reversals When we have an "obstacle" position in a spread, we can also see that position as a designated "reversal" of whatever card is found there. We might want to remember the "5-D's" ---- Diminution, Delay, Denial, Dark Side, Direction. For me, the reading was a reminder that we have to take the cards and the spread as they come to us. Dave __________________ If you have options, exercise them all.

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Marka Resident Join Date: 09 Dec 2008 Location: United States, Georgia Posts: 8	Thanks! I have been drawing the Star as an obstacle lately, and wasn't comfortable with the interpretations I was giving. This makes perfect sense.

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