I feel like I would overthink when choosing a card/multiple cards in a personal reading… What should I do to stop that and let the intuitive side takeover?

V - The Hierophant. The Hierophant is the power of religious authority, dogma, tradition, and the laws of morality. The two supplicants kneel­ing before him seek his blessing and find comfort through confession and absolution. A true spiri­tual teacher will inspire self-forgiveness and a fresh start, free of the guilt and shame of the past. Six of Cups. Two children in a sheltered garden space enjoy the fragrance of fresh flowers. They symbolize the safety and innocence of child­hood, when tender feelings are sheltered from the harsh world. You may need some of this sheltering now. Ten of Wands. Overburdened with an impossible load, the man cannot hope to successfully carry all these wands to his destination. A wise person knows when too much has been taken on. Don’t weigh yourself down with so many tasks and proj­ects that none can be done well. Hand over some of your responsibilities; do not make yourself a martyr. The Swords cards represent the dement of Air. This is the dement of communication, conflict, the intellect, clarity, and challenges.Four of Swords. The effigy of a knight adorns his tomb, and his swords are hung nearby in honor of a lifetime of victorious endeavor. He is at rest now and will fight no more. This scene is a symbol of strife that is permanently ended. The knight is hon­orably released from the past and can go in peace. Queen of Pentacles. This queen is the practical mother who knows best. She offers her advice free­ly and it is always worth taking. She can find solu­tions to problems that may seem insurmountable to others. Her connection to nature is the source of her strength, which she generously shares with those she loves and protects. I II - The Empress. The Empress is the embodi­ment of Nature herself, the sustaining love of the earth offering its bounty. She nurtures us as a mother encourages her children to be all they can be. She is the source of life, abundance, and sen­sual pleasures. The Empress is crowned with stars, for her power is not just in her earthly gifts but in her feminine intuition and vision. Eight of Swords. A lady has been bound in isola­tion as a punishment for some misdeed. It appears that she has accepted her fate—her legs are not tied, and she could easily slip from the loose bonds that confine her. Someone who believes they are a victim will always find others who make it so. It took me a few readings to get used to the names, but now the cards resonate so well with my intuition.

On the other hand, these cards have been used to convey the teaching of the now-deceased Zen Master, Osho. As such, the cards’ meanings are described in a way that makes you feel you’re being lectured, and often certain concepts or actions seem like statements that not many people would agree with unless you’re an Osho Zen supporter. For one, it is easy to understand based on the imagery alone. Take the Six of Swords for example. You can see just by looking at this card that one is (or will soon) be leaving a person, place, or situation behind. The cards are divided into four suits – swords, cups, coins, and wands – and are designed to help readers gain insight into their personal lives and relationships. The Minor Arcana cards feature illustrations of flowers and plants, while the Major Arcana cards focus on more abstract scenes from the art nouveau era.Remember that you are the one who will be using your cards day in and day out, so you’ll want to choose based on your intuition, artistic eye, and other personal preferences while still considering things like sizing and quality. Six of Pentacles. A wealthy merchant distrib­utes coins to beggars at his feet, but no warmth of human kindness is behind the act of largesse. The scales he holds symbolize some balance that Although the suits have different names Emotions (Cups), Inspiration (Wands), Voices (Swords), and Materials (Pentacles), that doesn’t mean that the cards have different meanings than your average tarot cards. Golden Art Nouveau Poster Harry Styles Christmas Gift Area Rug Living Room,Golden Gift For Fan Rug Floor Decor RGS0477 X XI - The World. A laurel wreath delineates a portal in time and space, surrounded by elemental creatures. Emerging from the wreath is a cosmic dancer, with crystal wands that channel pure en­ergy from heaven to earth. What has been under­taken is complete. Step through into the new life that awaits you.

V II - The Chariot. A conquering hero stands in his chariot of victory, a great city behind him. Per­haps this is the city he has captured, or perhaps it is the city of his birth, awaiting his triumphant return. The mystical sphinxes that draw his chariot are at rest for the moment, awaiting his next com­mand. Nine of Pentacles. A noblewoman has created a garden sanctuary for herself where she can contem­plate the richness of her inner life. She is content to dwell in solitude with only a bird as companion, for she is at peace with herself. She chooses inde­pendence as her reward for the sacrifice of society. Ten of Pentacles. Three generations gather in the courtyard of their ancestral home. The elder patri­arch has given the responsibilities of the household over to his son, but his wisdom is still revered. The young ones are being taught to respect the family’s legacy of tradition, honor, and continuity. Perhaps I can forgive that because it’s all about the cards anyway! If they can reduce the production cost by putting all the effort and quality into the cards, I’m all for it. Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Debra DeAngelo, author of The Elements of Horse Spirit, Pagan Curious, and the new Sacred Massage.Golden Klimt - Gilded Elegance! Digital set of 24 high-resolution seamless patterns, Klimt's Gold Touch Three of Cups. Three women dance together in spontaneous delight, full of happiness made more joyful by sharing it with friends. The pumpkins symbolize a time of ripeness and thanksgiving. Your relationships ripen and grow when you cel­ebrate them. With the gold foil replaced by gold printing ink, the Golden Art Nouveau Tarot is finally in the mini edition. Nine of Wands. A battle-wearied man stands before a phalanx of wands, gathered in defense against the next battle to come. All that remains now is to gather the inner strength to face whatever presents itself. His position is secure and only his own self-doubt can shake it. X X - Judgment. A mighty archangel blows his hom to call the dead to rise. The mortal souls be­low are called to face their life deeds. This is a time of rebirth, for the slate is wiped clean from this point on. Those who stand up to frank assessment of their character can move forward. Those who live in denial are doomed to repeat the old life les­sons again and again.