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For me, historically the Sun is a friend of mine.
Readings by others have always pointed to him being the Sun as well.There are other cards that represent me to me, and I really like the 10 of swords as a long awaited new start.
What cards have personal meaning to you and how do those change your readings?
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For cards with personal meaning (represents a person to you, etc) how does that change your reading?
updated 1 year, 1 month ago
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Cards certainly have personal meaning to me within the context of the question, but never as a consistent absolute like “the Sun always represents my friend”.
When I was learning I would assign Court cards to people I personally knew but that was a learning technique. Courts can and do represent many possibilities to me today depending on question and context.
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I was going through some things (medical recovery, stress, emotional strife. Fuck American healthcare.) and multiple times I received the Moon and High Priestess in readings.
I’ve come to accept them as the two sides of me in this situation I was in. I have extremely valuable dreams that come to fruition as I rest. I need to internalize to my inward dreams that will bring me forward when I recover from my resting.
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Nothing really. The Fool’s card is either “Don’t worry about it, it’ll be fine.” or “Hahaha, you’re screwed buddy!” Just like everything else in my life.
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i have always identified with the queen of wands, even before i started studying/reading tarot. when i did start learning, it was like, HOLY CRUD this *is* me— in one of my decks [ sasuraibito tarot] she even LOOKS like me– faded purple hair & black cat.
my partner is the king of cups- which describes them perfectly. they chose that also before they started getting into tarot.
it’s kinda cute that as 2 nonbinary folx that strongly complement each other, our personal signifier cards are the “most masc” fiery queen & “most femme” water king.
