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MASTER OF PASSIONATE THINKING
AND INTENTIONALITY
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"The
Knight is like a super charged rocket, moving swiftly
through the air, nothing can stand or fly in his way. He
is fully equipped to tackle any eventuality; move
forward with all the passion and reason you have in your
being."
-
Tomasz Antoni |
The Knight of Swords in
the sacred divine Tarot symbolizes the
Universal
Principle and Worldly Archetype of
Passionate Thinking
and Intentionality. The
Knight of Swords is a visual
portraiture of a Knight in the air
flying over water. In
alchemy, the
element of air is associated with the
mind,
and water is associated with
emotion. Combining the
elements of water and
air, metaphorically, is a
symbol
for passionate thinking. Here we have a picture of the
focused,
intentional,
determined
mind.
The
three swallows represent the
union of heart,
mind and
action all proceeding in the
same direction. They serve
as important reminders that one’s
focus,
will, and
intention must be aligned and
moving in the same
direction before a goal can be obtained.
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"The
Knight holds a dagger and a sword; each a symbol
for the receptive and dynamic thinking required
to execute a goal. In Oriental terms, the dagger
would be a metaphor for yin (feminine) energy
and the sword would be a symbol for yang
(masculine) energy. The yin/yang symbol in
Oriental philosophy is associated with the two
energies that are required to create balance and
unity."
- Angeles
Arrien (The Tarot Handbook) |
Etched within the
four wings attached to the
Knight’s helmet are the words
north,
south,
east and
west. Each direction is a
symbol
for the four levels of consciousness:
mental,
emotional,
spiritual and
physical, which are combined as a
picture
for unified consciousness. At the centre of the
four wings is a
six pointed star, a universal symbol
associated with illumination,
clarity and
spiritual
guidance.
The
Knight of Swords is associated with the
air sign months
of
Aquarius,
Libra, and
Gemini, or with
air sign people.
Since this is a Knight, this could represent an
older
man or older mastery of passionate thinking and
mental
determination.
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"Powerful
fluid thinking is represented by the Knight’s
gold armour. Gold, in alchemy, was associated
with malleability, fluidity, and spiritual
radiance. The horse, pictured with all of the
Knights, is a symbol of power and intuitive
understanding. Horses, cross-culturally, are
associated with intense desires and instincts."
- Angeles
Arrien (The Tarot Handbook) |
During the
air sign
months of
Aquarius (January 21st
- February 21st),
Gemini (May 21st
– June 21st)
and
Libra (September 21st
– October 21st),
would be a great time to move in new directions with
clarity of purpose and
strong will. This is the
state of
mind that contains no doubt.
The
Knight of Swords could be an
air sign person or
older
man who is an
Aquarius,
Gemini or
Libra. This person
could be an outer mirror of your own
focus,
will and
determination to move in new directions with
undaunted
clarity. Or, in the air sign months, an
older
man could
provide new opportunities that could take you in
new
directions, personally and
professionally, in the
air
sign months of
Aquarius,
Gemini or
Libra.
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"The
air sign months would be a good time to set
things in motion, especially if there is clarity
of purpose within all parts of your nature. The
heart or emotional nature (water) supports the
ideas, clarity and direction of the mind (air)."
- Angeles
Arrien (The Tarot Handbook) |
For
women, the
Knight of Swords may also
represent an aspect of their
animus, the internal masculine or
dynamic energy that is
expressing itself with relentless determination,
focus
and will.
In the
brilliance of
The Animals Divine Tarot by
Lisa Hunt, the
symbol which represents the
Knight of Swords so
perfectly is
Kutkinnaku from the
Siberian mythos.
Aspects that shine within this archetype are
challenges,
conflict and possible
opposition.
The
raven symbolizes a
darker aspect of our being. It is
wise and
shrewd and could be
invaluable when facing our
innermost conflicts. The
icicles represent
change and
metamorphosis. The snow offers
quietude during a time of
disillusionment. Its properties can serve as a means of
insulating the earth and providing a
sanctuary amid
chaos. The
tree roots connect us with the
underworld as
well as the aboveworld. The
flowing cape is
energetic.
Despite the hibernating tendencies of the
winter season,
our spirits can still
ignite warm and
inspiring ideas.
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"The
Koryak people of Eastern Siberia believed in a
big raven spirit named Kutkinnaku. Kutkinnaku
was sent by the Supreme Being to help humans
conduct daily affairs. Kutkinnaku aided in
hunting, fishing, and was a participant in
various rituals such as spiritual ceremonies. He
also taught the Koryak how to utilize fire as a
means of warding off evil spirits. Kutkinnaku
had the ability to transform from human form
into raven form and was once sent by the Supreme
Being up to the sky to help stop unrelenting
rains.
To the Koryak people, all natural phenomena
were personified and were thought to be
inhabited by souls. The stars, moon, and other
elements of the cosmos were anthropomorphized.
The Koryak reverence for all living things was
echoed in their ceremonial rituals. Animal skins
were often donned as a means of being
transformed into the animal and shamans often
recited the name of Big Raven during shamanistic
rituals.
Kutkinnaku’s participation in human affairs
is a reminder that we should remain proactive
and socially involved. If we witness or are
victim to injustice, it is important that we do
not turn an apathetic eye to events that could
have far-reaching implications. We may have to
fight and exert effort to preserve what is
right, but the conflicts that arise in life are
unavoidable. Instead of rejecting the challenges
that may be presented to us, it is important to
face them with competence, rationalism, and
dignity."
- Lisa Hunt (Animals
Divine Tarot) |
Within the
elegant
Shadowscapes Companion by
Stephanie Pui-Mun Law and
Barbara Moore, the
Knight of Swords is the brave hero
who rushes headlong into conflict to
defend his beliefs.
He is blunt and comes directly to his point. Dissembling
is not something he is capable of. This can be seen as a
refreshing honesty and
true loyalty or a
lack of tact
and discretion.
He does
not let emotion come between him and his
purpose.
Emotion in his matters is extraneous,
muddying what is
obvious, allowing room for doubt or
fear. An
emotionless
knight is fearless,
invincible, and does not acknowledge
the possibility of defeat. He does not back down once he
has engaged, for he knows no other option but
Victory.
This
Knight is a domineering personality. He rides upon the
King of the birds, and together they are like a
spear
through the heavens. He is a
seeker, slicing through the
skies with his sword and his
wings. A
storm gathers in
his wake, born of the turbulence his
winged army
creates, and he is lifted high above it all to
pierce
through the chaos. The
sword is a beacon to his
followers.
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He calls out to the night’s abyss:
Lift me up, spirits of sky.
Grant me keen sight of Hawk,
Swiftness of Sparrow.
Grant me insight of Raven,
Brave heartbeat of Hummingbird.
Bear me up with grace on wings of Swan,
Guide me with visions of wisdom from Owl. |
The
Peacock of
Karttikeya is the being who represents the
Knight of
Swords in the gorgeous
Fantastical Creatures Tarot,
illustrated by Lisa Hunt and
written by D.J. Conway.
One of
the
Hindu gods of war,
Karttikeya is usually portrayed
with six heads and
six pairs of arms and
legs. His only
interests are fighting,
war, revenge, and
dark magick.
Karttikeya rides about the world on an enormous
peacock
named Paravani.
The
symbolic bird is also associated with the god
Krishna,
who wears peacock feathers in his hair, and
Sarasvati,
the goddess of knowledge and the
arts.
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"The
peacock is connected with sun deities and its
feathers are thought to bring good luck. The
pool of water on the card represents the
complete gamut of human emotions from love to
hatred. When making a decision, one should
cautiously pause, as does the peacock Paravani,
in order to carefully evaluate the emotional
situation."
- D.J.
Conway (Fantastical Creatures Tarot) |
It is important in
situations to think quickly and
clearly in order to make
timely decisions, but
avoid making mistakes by
misinterpreting information. Your
forceful ideas may
annoy others, so
utmost care and
attention is required.
This card can be used when faced with
strong opposition,
bringing the disagreement out into the
open to be
resolved.
In the
marvellous
Haindl Tarot by
Herman Haindl, the
Knight of
Swords is symbolized by
Osiris, the
Son of Swords.
Osiris is a
peaceful ruler; his crook and
flail indicate
his power derives from his role as
teacher of
agriculture. He is clothed in white, as the
first mummy
and the lord of the afterworld. This could represent
someone gentle yet
persuasive, an
initiate into
esoteric
mysteries who bears the
mantle of kindness within their
heart. Looking at a more
darker aspect, this could also
manifest as weakness and
corruption on the part of the
Beholder.
Within
the distinct and
ancient
Kleopatra Tarot, the
Knight of
Swords is symbolized by
Reshep; this is a
man or a woman
who acts in an energetic manner, a
dependent and person
who has a very combative temperament.
In the
Connolly Tarot the
Knight of Swords can also
represent a
courteous young man who has
good intentions but his attitude
can be overbearing, therefore
steer clear of this young
man; he could upset your plans and
create trouble.
The
gracious
Robin Wood Tarot shows the
Knight of Swords as a
soldier, heroic and
brave ready for the journey which
will teach about
himself and the
world. This is a
triumph over an
opposition where a
practical solution to
a problem will be found. On the
flip side if one is not
careful, this could symbolize
unsuccessful or
erratic
behavior, bad judgement and
extravagance, where the
Seeker makes an
impulsive mistake.
In the
wonderful text,
Learning the Tarot by
Joan Bunning, the
Knight of Swords is shown as a
master of
logic and
reason. He has
keen intellect that grasps the
fine
points of any subject. He speaks clearly,
directly, and
always with authority. His
judgements are sure and
free
of emotion. Others rely on his lucid analyses of
problems and
solutions.
On the
negative side, this
Knight is not a master of
diplomacy.
He can be downright tactless and
rude. When he thinks
you are wrong, you’ll know it. He’s convinced of his
own
superiority and has little tolerance for
stupidity. He
expects others to comply with his views. To him,
feelings are
irrelevant and
illogical.
In
readings, the Knight of Swords shows that his
penetrating
style is involved in the situation as an
aspect of you,
someone else, or the
atmosphere in general. You need to
ask yourself, “Is this Knight’s energy helping or
hurting?”
If his
style is evident, then balance is needed. Are you always
forcing your position on others? Do you get in
trouble
for saying what you think? Is your partner too
cold and
aloof? Do your colleagues tend to be
critical rather
than supportive? It may be time for a
change.
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"If
this Knight’s energy is missing, a dose of
clear-sightedness may be called for. Are you too
emotional? Let your head rule your heart next
time. Do you overvalue the opinions of others?
Trust your authority. Are you afraid to offend?
Speak your mind. Let the Knight of Swords
introduce you to his world of reason and
self-assurance. Allow his Awesome energy to
scatter your enemies!"
- Joan
Bunning (Learning the Tarot) |
Michael Tsarion in
his thesis on the Tarot gives a
Qabalistic view on the
Knight of Swords. He points out that the
Knight is
Chokmah in Yetzirah,
Fire of Air. This is
Will directing
Intellect, ruling the
8 and
9 of Swords, throned on the
9 of Swords. This can represent
men aged thirty-six and
older.
In the
Tarot of the Sephiroth by
Josephine Mori,
Jill Stockwell
and Dan Staroff, the
Knight of Swords appears as the
Prince of Swords. Pictured as a
lithe,
helmeted Prince
bearing a Sword and Scimitar, he represents
progress in
communication, clarity and
purposeful thought.
The
Wild Unknown Tarot by
Kim Krans shows the
Knight of
Swords as the Son of Swords. He is
forceful and
determined.
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"A
dynamic creature, the Son of Swords is a man of
action, not of grace. He pushes forward toward
his goal with urgency and determination. To top
it off, he’s very well educated, making him a
force to be reckoned with. Usually he’s seeking
approval from the patient and just Father of
Swords, who casts quite a shadow onto his son.
Working with this stimulating and exhausting
young man can prove to be a challenge."
- Kim Krans (The
Wild Unknown Tarot) |
The
Tarot Nouveau
by Antonella Castelli, represents an
able and
courageous
man, with a passionate,
irascible and
insolent nature.
In the
brilliant text
The Thoth Tarot, from the
Master Magician
himself, Aleister Crowley, the author states;
The
Knight of Swords represents the
fiery part of Air; he is
the wind, the
storm. He represents the
violent power of
motion applied to an apparently manageable element.
He rules from the 21st
degree of
Taurus to the 20th
degree of
Gemini. He is a
warrior helmed, and for his
crest he bears a revolving wing. Mounted upon a
maddened
steed, he drives down the
Heavens, the
Spirit of the
Tempest. In one hand is a sword, in the other a
poniard.
He represents the idea of attack.
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"The
moral qualities of a person thus indicated are
activity and skill, subtlety and cleverness. He
is fierce, delicate and courageous, but
altogether the prey of his idea, which comes to
him as an inspiration without reflection."
- Aleister
Crowley (The Book of Thoth) |
If
ill-dignified,
the vigour in all these qualities being absent, he is
incapable of decision or
purpose. Any action that he
takes is easily brushed aside by
opposition.
Inadequate
violence spells futility.
“Chimaera bombinans in vacuo.”
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"In
the Yî King, the fiery part of Air is
represented by the 32nd hexagram, Hãng. This is
the first occasion on which it has been simple
to demonstrate the close technical parallelism
which identifies Chinese thought and experience
with that of the West. For the meaning is long
continuance: “perseverance in well-doing, or
continuously acting out the law of one’s being”,
as Legge puts it in his note on the hexagram;
and this seems incongruous with the Qabalistic
idea of violent energy applied to the least
stable of the elements. But the trigram of Air
also indicates wood; and the hexagram may have
suggested the irresistible flow of the sap, and
its effect in strengthening the tree. This
conjecture is supported by the warning in line
6: “The topmost line, divided shows its subject
exciting himself to long continuance. There will
be evil."
- Aleister
Crowley (The Book of Thoth) |
Allowing this, the
image of “the extended flame of mind”, as
Zoroaster
calls it, may well be subjoined to the former
description. It is the True Will
exploding the mind
spontaneously. The influence of
Taurus makes for
steadiness, and that of the
first decante of
Gemini for
inspiration. So let us picture him, “integer vitae
scelerisque purus”, a light-shaft of the Ideal absorbing
the entire life in
concentrated aspiration, passing from
earthy Taurus to
exalted Gemini. Here, too, is shewn (as
in the Yî) the danger to the subject of this symbol; for
the first decan is the card called “Interference”; or,
in the old pack, “Shortened Force”.
The
Tarot of the Ascension by
Michele Penco and
Pierluca
Zizzi reminds that when the Knight comes up, one must
fight for a just cause. Be
noble and
never arrogant,
courageous and
prepared, but never
cowardly or
disillusioned.
In the
worldly thesis
Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thoth
Tarot by Lon Milo DuQuette, the
Knight of Swords is also
known as The Lord of the Winds and Breezes, the
King of
the Spirits of Air and King of the Sylphs and Sylphides.
Astrologically the Knight sits on
20° Taurus to
20°
Gemini (May 11th
to June 10th).
Rules
Seven of Disks,
Eight of Swords and
Nine of
Swords. His crest is a Winged Hexagram. The
symbols
associated with him are the winged brown horse,
driving
clouds and drawn brown sword. His hair is
dark brown and
his eyes are
dark.
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"I
have done as you suggested to the Swords. Thank
you Mr Crowley. You were quite right."
- Harris to
Crowley, date uncertain |
The author states;
Swords are the suit of
air and, as we begin our
examination of these cards, I must point out a design
motif that appears repeatedly in all the cards of this
suit – wings.
Lady Harris incorporates angular and
highly stylized wings everywhere! They may not always
look like wings, but that is what they are.
Beginning with the Knight of Swords, we see that what
appear at first to be four propeller blades spinning
atop his pointed helmet are actually
four triangular
wings sprouting from his back. They are
transparent and
veined, like those of a dragonfly. Perhaps there are
only two wings that are moving so fast they appear as
four.
Please
take a moment and look at the
Queen,
Prince, and
Princess of Swords, and locate the
marvelous angular
wings on these figures. Now look at all the small cards
of the suit and see the backgrounds
festooned with these
stylized wings – some balanced, almost
pinwheel in form;
some twisted,
broken,
stretched, and
distorted.
It has
been suggested that these figures represent
magical
sigils drawn from planetary kameas, or
magical squares.
The
Knight of Swords is
fire of
air, suggestive of a
violent
wind. The general divinatory meaning of the card can be
summed up in one word – attack. “The moral qualities of
person thus indicated,” Crowley warned, “are activity
and skill, subtlety and cleverness. He is fierce,
delicate and courageous but altogether the prey of his
idea, which comes to him as an inspiration without
reflection.”
Famous
Knights of Swords include
Baron Münchhausen,
Arthur
Conan Doyle,
Pope John Paul II,
Malcolm X,
Queen
Victoria,
John Wayne,
John F. Kennedy,
Marilyn Monroe,
and
Cher.
Sky
blues, yellows, and
white cirrus clouds dominate this
card, as they do the
Queen of Swords.
In the
delightful handbook
Tarot Made Easy by
Nancy Green, the
author specifies the Knight of Swords is akin to the
type of situation and energy that is
prevalent. When the Knight appears in a reading, a
long-term condition will
suddenly change.
Focus:
The focus is on renewed business activity, financial
security, or potential enterprises; rising from obscure
status to a more prominent or fruitful position; and
decisions concerning investments, partnerships and love
affairs.
Desire:
You have established a link with someone or something
and want the chain of events to continue.
Romance:
Though you don’t see it coming, you will soon be swept
up in a powerful love affair that is going to change
your life dramatically.
The
Unexpected:
You’ll be pleasantly surprised by some unexpected good
news about your career and positive changes in your home
or work environment. A new romantic interest could also
be indicated.
Others:
You can expect many social calls, business calls and
inquiries, as well as a commission or call for work.
The
Home:
You will be doing a lot of socializing, entertaining,
and coming and going, and that’s good because you won’t
want to hang around the house; you’ll want to be out
having fun.
Travel:
There will be several short trips or jaunts, one could
be with a sweetheart; or a lover who’s been away will
soon call or be at your door.
Papers:
Something you planned to do involving papers will not be
completed at this time and you could take a tentative
step toward a legal action.
Work/Career:
A very prosperous and influential period is at hand, and
someone could enter your life who could manage your
career, subsidize you, or move you into a much more
prominent position.
Unions:
You will trust, then distrust, but progress will
continue and your relationship will go on.
Emotional State:
Your emotional state will greatly improve through the
intervention of another.
Pleasure:
You’ll be pleased about the possibility of a new
enterprise to embark on, and the appearance of those who
suddenly change your life both personally and
professionally.
News:
A message from someone you like and feel comfortable
with will brighten your day, and new information in a
personal relationship will arrive that will change your
perspective about that person, a positive change.
Family:
There will be emotional discussions between you and a
family member and you will be trying to sort things out.
The
Physical Body:
You will hear news of severe illness or death befalling
another.
Finances:
Someone will be the unexpected catalyst to a brand-new
business venture or bring opportunity that could
increase your earnings substantially.
Time:
You will trust, then distrust, your future, but progress
will continue and you will be favorably aided in some
way.
Friends:
A new friend will change the course of your experience
or eliminate a problem or concern.
Visitors/Callers:
You will discuss a trip or journey with a caller, and a
suitor or potential lover will arrive.
Mail:
You will be hoping a letter will arrive, and you will
soon receive a license or legal certificate.
Anxiety:
You’ll be worried that others are not keeping their
agreements or commitments or that they’re unreliable,
irresponsible or inept.
Disappointment:
Unresolved problems and disappointing or depressing
elements will dishearten you.
Endings:
Your allegiance to an ‘era’ establishment or
untrustworthy partnerships will end.
New
Beginnings:
A new reality is going to dawn for you, one of
simplicity, acceptance and grace; you will come to the
full realization that there is no need to contrive
solutions or assert any fixed ideas and will be willing
to let the Universe direct your course.
Inheritance:
You will “inherit” an increase in finances and activity.
Rewards/Gifts:
Someone is going to enter your life who’ll be willing to
promote you or move on your idea.
Success:
You’re going to be very successful in your career,
favorably aided by others, compensated for your work and
efforts, and increasing your assets and finances.
Fortune:
Luck will be with you in love, in money matters and in
gaining influence, support or prominence.
Blessings:
Someone is going to assist you or bring about changes in
your present condition or status, and you will be very
grateful.
Special Guidance:
Mundane - This is a very good time for embarking on new
projects. Problems will be solved (mental, physical,
emotional, spiritual) and you’ll attract whatever you
need in the way of help or assistance.
Esoteric - Your ability to visualize what you want and
your deep desire to make it happen brings about not only
material rewards but inner transformations as well.
Best
course of action:
Don’t give up, you will receive an answer or clear-cut
direction that will solve your problems and get you
right back on track.
When
the gorgeous Knight appears
in your life, get ready for huge
changes. The Knight's
energy will assist you in preparing and
moving into a new
paradigm, one that works
better for you in your
quest of Life!
POSITIVE PATH
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DIRECT/BLUNT
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frank and outspoken/tactless and rude
gets straight to the point/brusque manner
no mincing words/no sparing feelings
where they stand/can’t hold their
tongue
gives an honest answer/shows little discretion
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AUTHORITATIVE/OVERBEARING
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speaks
with assurance/is domineering
commands attention/forces position on all
total certainty/expects immediate compliance
gives orders naturally/does not like dissent
great influence/acts in a high-handed manner
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INCISIVE/CUTTING
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keen, forceful intellect/prone to biting sarcasm
penetrates to the core/lacks sensitivity
expresses ideas succinctly/can be critical
sharp and alert/has a barbed wit
debates and argues well/derides stupidity
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KNOWLEDGEABLE/OPINIONATED
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knowledge/always right attitude
expansive/lacks tolerance
an expert/must have last word
has well-reasoned positions/arrogant
highly intelligent/dogmatic and close minded
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LOGICAL/UNFEELING
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reasons
clearly/undervalues intuition
analyzes information/people are numbers
focus on correct/justice and mercy
set aside emotional factors/cut off from emotions
makes sense out of confusion/is cold and aloof
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WORLD AND
OCCUPATION
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- Live Each Moment Fully -
brilliant, complex, discriminating, proficient, precise,
skill, scientific, a high-minded individual,
concentrated, methodical, wise, philosophical, curious,
brilliant, honest, inventive, ingenious, multi-talented,
self-motivated, electric, clever, indefatigable,
bravery, logical, sporty, defence, perfectionist,
objective, educated, capacity, original, technical,
deft, creative, vocal, quick, inspiring, wonderful,
clear |
NEGATIVE
PATH
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-
Beware the Traps -
critical , cold,
arrogant, shallow, cynical, demanding,
conniving, preoccupied, calculating, ungrateful,
secretive, busy, untrustworthy, highly strung ,
manipulative, abstract, opinionated, judgmental,
emotionless, overly cerebral, unforgiving,
nervous, competitive, enmity, war, ruin,
interfering, opposition, wrath, inhuman, vane,
cruel, destruction, resistance
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REVERSED
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- Choice is Wonderful -
deception, forgetful, confusion,
disorganized, careless, uninspired,
procrastination, abandonment, dashed
expectations, misdiagnosis, misguided plans,
stagnancy, lack of concentration, failure,
incompetent allies, dyslexia, mistaken
witnesses, mediocrity, incorrect data,
impaired judgement, scattered, extravagance,
weakness, imprudence, mental incompetence,
untrustworthy friends, illness, servility,
bad news, obstacles, faulty evidence, ruin,
loss, waste, death, incapacity, dull |
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"The reversal asks to strengthen the positive and
release the negative. Any path will always lead
to both being fulfilled."
- Michael
Tsarion |
- Research sources -
Taroscopes
by
Michael Tsarion
Röhrig
Tarot by
Carl-W. Röhrig
Arcus Arcanum Tarot by
Hager Gunter
The Tarot Handbook by
Angeles Arrien
The Book of Thoth by
Aleister Crowley
Animals Divine Companion
by Lisa Hunt
Fantastical Creatures
by Lisa Hunt
&
D.J. Conway
Thoth
Tarot by
Aleister Crowley &
Lady Frieda Harris
Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot by
Pamela Colman Smith
Shadowscapes
by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law
& Barbara Moore
Understanding Crowley’s Thoth Tarot
by Lon Milo DuQuette
Sephiroth Tarot
by Josephine Mori,
Jill Stockwell
& Dan Staroff
Tarot of Ascension by
Michele Penco
&
Pierluca Zizzi
Robin Wood Tarot
by Robin Wood
& Michael Short
Kleopatra Tarot
by Etta Stoico
& Silvana Alasia
Tarot Art Nouveau
by Antonella Castelli
The Wild Unknown Tarot
by
Kim Krans
Connolly Tarot
by Eileen
& Peter Paul
Connolly
Tarot Snów
by Ciro Marchetti
Learning the Tarot
by Joan Bunning
Haindl Tarot by
Hermann Haindl
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