If you’re at a point where you would like commitment, stability and security in your love life, this card can be a welcome sight. To place this aspect of the cards in action int he readers life, Noble breaks down the structure of the Motherpeace deck, which is the basic structure of Tarot itself. Note the colors, the action (or lack of action), and the ambiance of the card. The card depicts three sevens arranged in a specific pattern. The suits of the minor arcana also have specific love meanings. In Tarot, the number 777 is represented in the Three Sevens card, which is a part of the Minor Arcana. In some decks, the 7th card of the Major Arcana is The Chariot, which depicts the balancing of opposing forces and the perseverance required to achieve success. Although both the deck and the book can certainly be used by men, the major focus is on helping women connect with their own feminine nature, become comfortable in their own skins, and come fully into their own personal power. Noble goes into the background of why the images in this deck were chosen (and they were researched and chosen for a reason), noting that many of the images show women engaged in various forms of oracular practice (i.e. the visionary practice shown in the Two of Wands; the spontaneous creativity of the rock art in the Three of Wands and the trance meditation of the Nine of Wands).
She makes an interesting statement when she notes that "woman's intuition" is an accepted notion, but that, for the most part, women are blocked from acting on their knowledge. See each tiny part, and see it as part of the whole. Reading the orientation of the cards has been a whole new (and exciting!) experience. She also suggests becoming comfortable with reading for yourself, and then perhaps to begin doing readings for friends. Tarot card readings have long been associated with mysticism and divination. Alas, there are moments when the Death card reveals its darker side. However, there are plenty of wealthy individuals who have never even heard of the number 777. They likely won’t attribute their success to it. Even when you increase the prices of your products, they may not question you. It may indicate the receipt of an unexpected windfall, such as an inheritance or a lucrative business venture, that further solidifies one's financial standing. Each partner contributes to the business and has a percentage of the total business equity. Sam, look for a business partner or mentor. When we look at a tarot card, we can see symbolically the deeper reality that hides just below the surface of our normal mundane lives.
Well, it is a sign that you need to pay attention to your thoughts and desires as they have the power to manifest your dreams into reality. Tarot can be a useful tool to track progress and see whether we’re in alignment with what we’re trying to manifest. Some Tarot readers also interpret the card as a sign of good luck and abundance. Remember, abundance is a mindset, so focus on staying positive and trust in the universe to bring you the abundance you desire. Remember, the universe is always speaking to us, and it is our job to listen and interpret the signs correctly. These signs are known for their emotional depth, empathy, and intuitive abilities. There is a wonderful spread given here (the Fate Reading), where the cards are shuffled, and one card is drawn from each pile. To overcome these challenges, remember that there is no one ‘right’ way to do a tarot reading.
She asks the reader to start with one card readings, and then briefly discusses ways to get to know the cards - such as emptying your mind, and looking at the symbolism in the card closely. Address the cards in a respectful, yet playful, manner. How do Tarot cards work? The Number 7 holds a great significance in Tarot cards, where it represents spiritual growth, intuition, and wisdom. The Court Card (or People Card, as Noble calls it) represents how the Seeker is working with, or managing this energy in their life. She asks the reader to sort their cards into Majors, Court Cards and Pips, and to line the piles up, in that order, left to right. She goes on to describe the basic energy of each of the three divisions: the Majors representing forces outside of our egos, and therefore outside of our control (and a place where we need to let go of control and flow with what is happening); the Court Cards representing a place somewhere between fate and personal free will (with Daughters (Pages) and Sons (Knights) representing our younger selves, and Priestesses (Queens) and Shamans (Kings) representing the more mature expression of our personality); and the Pips (numbered cards) portraying the area of manifestation - i.e. where the activity is going to take place.