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Your Mandala Minchiate Tarot Reading

 

 
The Hanged Man
 
 
Eight of Coins
The Devil
 
 
Ace of Cups     The Western Emperor Reversed     Four of Wands
 
 
Five of Coins Reversed
Ace of Swords
 
 
Two of Wands
 

 

Your Self Overall

The Western Emperor Reversed

The Western Emperor Reversed

This card represents a weak will, undeveloped leadership qualities, flamboyance, and the inability to learn from experience.

Your Ambitions, Desires and Primal Urges

The Devil

The Devil

This card represents the dark forces in the world, misuse of power, depression and addiction to the material world. Beware of The Devil in you and do not allow him to gain control.

Your Ideals, Goals, Path to Spiritual Contentment

Four of Wands

Four of Wands

Work will be well done. Peace and harmony will be realized.

Your Real Accomplishments and True Path

Ace of Swords

Ace of Swords

The triumph of power and will. Emotions are felt strongly. Great activity abounds. The heroic personality is near or soon to be born.

Your Dependencies, Addictions and Erroneous Values

Two of Wands

Two of Wands

New ventures will require courage and logic. Influence over others grows. Kindness and altruism pay off.

Your Strengths and Positive Personality Traits

Five of Coins Reversed

Five of Coins Reversed

The reaquisition of worldly possessions after trying times and much labor. Benevolence. The awakening of the spiritual self.

Your Faults and Weaknesses

Ace of Cups

Ace of Cups

Love, joy, and contentment productiveness and fertility can be had.

Your Self Awareness and Self-Image

Eight of Coins

Eight of Coins

A time to learn the ways of an occupation. A viable venture may be beginning. Handling worldly affairs skillfully.

Your Desires, and Higher Purpose

The Hanged Man

The Hanged Man

The Hanged Man always represents trials, tribulations and constant struggle. Your path may be a difficult one. However, The Hanged Man does endure to become spiritually wise—possibly prophetic.

 

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