Kuroga
Hi all,
I'm new, I'm having trouble with a reading. I have a deadline for work, meaning I have an article to submit, but I have been having a block for the last couple of weeks. So I took my Hadar TdM deck and did a cross spread.
Question: How should I go about this paper to get it done?
1, myself: L'Hermite VIIII
2, the context: Le Chariot VII
3, about the question: Le Diable XV
4, advice/solution: La Force XI
5, synthesis (8+7+75+77=41=5): Le Pape (reversed)
L'Hermite is mysef, trying to find the trigger that gets me writing, but also very concentrated on the lantern, as distracted by it throughout the quest. This is my subconcious speaking, as I've been not very productive lately. The context, which I take as my work context, is the Chariot. This is weird, I didn't understand at first. I have this habit with a cross reading that when I have problem with the arcanes majeurs, I shuffle the mineurs and get two out, placing them around the problematic card. This gives six of swords and four of cups. If the chariot is the workplace, where I could achieve success but from which the Hermite kind of moves away, what do these two pips mean? Six of swords I take as isolation, detachement, concentration on one's self (it is also in line with the Hermit) but what about the four of cups? Nothing comes to my mind. Maybe the stability that I feel I am lacking in order to properly be productive? But why cups and not swords or better pentacles? This is unclear to me.
The other cards I read as the devil, indicating the creative nature of the question I am asking and the force, indicating that the solution is to make my instincts and mood to work with my reason together, to achieve my objective. The synthesis is the pope reversed, and I take it as meaning someone who has lost is contact to the divine, or his inner self, his centre of inspiration (the Pope is reversed, but his inspiration comes from above, not from below. He is terrestrial, but his natural aspirations should be towards the highs, not the ground). The vertical line looked quite clear to me, it is these pips which confuse me.
How should I read these two cards in combination with the chariot?
Thanks for your help!
Kuroga
I'm new, I'm having trouble with a reading. I have a deadline for work, meaning I have an article to submit, but I have been having a block for the last couple of weeks. So I took my Hadar TdM deck and did a cross spread.
Question: How should I go about this paper to get it done?
1, myself: L'Hermite VIIII
2, the context: Le Chariot VII
3, about the question: Le Diable XV
4, advice/solution: La Force XI
5, synthesis (8+7+75+77=41=5): Le Pape (reversed)
L'Hermite is mysef, trying to find the trigger that gets me writing, but also very concentrated on the lantern, as distracted by it throughout the quest. This is my subconcious speaking, as I've been not very productive lately. The context, which I take as my work context, is the Chariot. This is weird, I didn't understand at first. I have this habit with a cross reading that when I have problem with the arcanes majeurs, I shuffle the mineurs and get two out, placing them around the problematic card. This gives six of swords and four of cups. If the chariot is the workplace, where I could achieve success but from which the Hermite kind of moves away, what do these two pips mean? Six of swords I take as isolation, detachement, concentration on one's self (it is also in line with the Hermit) but what about the four of cups? Nothing comes to my mind. Maybe the stability that I feel I am lacking in order to properly be productive? But why cups and not swords or better pentacles? This is unclear to me.
The other cards I read as the devil, indicating the creative nature of the question I am asking and the force, indicating that the solution is to make my instincts and mood to work with my reason together, to achieve my objective. The synthesis is the pope reversed, and I take it as meaning someone who has lost is contact to the divine, or his inner self, his centre of inspiration (the Pope is reversed, but his inspiration comes from above, not from below. He is terrestrial, but his natural aspirations should be towards the highs, not the ground). The vertical line looked quite clear to me, it is these pips which confuse me.
How should I read these two cards in combination with the chariot?
Thanks for your help!
Kuroga