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| Native American Tarot Deck Situation: XIII Death Past: Mother Earth Present: XIV Temperance Destination: 0 The Fool Hidden: XII The Hanged Man Advice: I The Magician Outcome: XI Strength Summation: X The Wheel of Life ~ Reading ~ "Letting Go" Situation: The Death card signifies endings and could be something that didn't work out, - a relationship, a job, a career. You've done what was expected of you, dedication and hard work; you've exhausted all your options and it's time to move on. This card also represents human mortality. Past: Earth is a living vessel. It has many lessons to teach us, but not before we humble ourselves in order for the message to be heard in order to bear fruit. You can't teach someone anything of value when they think they have all the answers. This card tells us to look to the past and the ancient teachings in order to forecast our future - for both go hand in hand. Present: The Temperance Card is about learning to handle disagreements. Instead of a knee jerk reaction, maybe the problem can be settled in another more passive, harmonious way. The man pouring water from one vessel into another is blending two properties (opposites one calm and the other anger) and arriving at a decision. Destination: The Fool Card depicts someone who can't be trusted. He says one thing and does another. He doesn't listen to advice, has no knowledge of which way to go because he constantly throws caution to the wind. Hidden: The Hanged Man shows a person in the act of breaking free (both mentally and physically) in order to arrive at a point (neither up nor down but somewhere in between - a liminal space) in order to gain a different perspective. Advice: The Magician reminds us we have everything we need (body, mind and soul) to succeed in life. In order to do this we must learn how to incorporate and align all three parts so they work together not independently of each another - alignment. Outcome: The Strength card reminds us we have the power to overcome whatever is thrown our way. That we can defeat the savage beast not by brute force but by other means. Taking a firm stand, standing up to our problems and positioning ourselves for victory. See the Temperance Card. Summation: The Wheel represents cycles, birth, life and death, the 4 seasons, highs and lows, ups and downs, joy and pain. Another reminder of the challenges we face on our life path. However, instead of respecting our past we continue to choose technology over compassion and power over peace. Sadly, this card cautions, "if we continue down this road, we will fall further down the rabbit hole". Choose wisely. The numerical value of this reading is 6: Harmony Adding the Summation Card is: 7 Desire |
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