Gilded Tarot Royale

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High Priestess 2— “Silence is golden.” Intuition, silence, stillness. Keeper of secrets and mystery. Maidenhood. Spiritual contemplation.

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In symbolism, the Gilded Tarot is fundamentally Rider-Waite but it is not a clone or even a re-drawing of Pamela Colman-Smith’s very familiar art. Rather than simply copying, Ciro has used its imagery as a jumping off point for his imagination and inspiration. The Gilded Tarot isn’t one to use for its comparative historical symbolism or occult and esoteric depth, but the card images are unique and beautiful, feeling more like a beautiful fantasy or the inhabiting of a hyper-real dream-world than the Rider-Waite ever did. Four of Swords– Forced rest. After-effects of emotional breakdown or stress. Voluntary withdrawal. Recuperation. Hermit 9— “I want to be alone; I must be alone.” Solitude, introspection, self-knowledge, study, withdrawal from relationships. Time to pause and think.The Ten of Cups shows the typical family scene - but only the mother and daughter, and family cat, are shown sitting in front of the family home. Instead of a rainbow, ten cups are arched over the house. Marchetti mentions that this would be the view of the head of the household coming home to his wife and child. I find this approach a bit disconcerting - as if part of the family has been left out. Our Llewellyn Virtual Author Forums are a bi-monthly series of free online roundtable events featuring your favorite Llewellyn authors discussing topics important to you and answering your questions. Ten of Wands– Overburdened. Taking on too many responsibilities. Forward movement is slow but can be achieved. Try to shed some of the load. Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Debra DeAngelo, author of The Elements of Horse Spirit, Pagan Curious, and the new Sacred Massage.

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Star 17— “I’m wishing on a star…” Hope, peace, love. Triumph of good over bad. Looking forward; moving on. Blessings, healing. Magician 1— “As I will, so must it be.” Focus, will power, concentration, control. All the tools available to complete the task in hand. Six of Pentacles– Which figure do you identify with? Sharing, giving, receiving, financial/material relief. A debt repaid. Queen of Wands– Warm, ambitious, fun, flirty, cheerful, disorganised, no shrinking violet, may be temperamental. Likes older children and teenagers whom she can interact with. Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Steele Alexandra Douris, author of the new Spirits, Seers & Séances.Wheel of Fortune 10— “Anything could happen here”. Changes, cycles, chance. Combined with other cards: good or bad fortune.

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Queen of Swords– Seeker of truth, does not tolerate fools, intellectual, incisive. Tells it how it is. Capable of making it to the top of her profession. Prefers intelligent adults to children. I’m sending you my original list on a Word.docx. You can print it out. Although, of course it’s not very comprehensive.Eight of Pentacles– Honing your talent, learning new skills. Training course may be required or offered. Change of profession. Six of Cups– Emotional healing, renewing old friendships, nostalgia, childhood, children. Playfulness. You are referring to the Ten of Pentacles, yes? The rat is a symbol of adaptability and hard work. He suggests keeping an eye on your resources and to use them wisely. The Romans viewed the rat as a symbol of prosperity. The tortoise in the foreground says, slow and steady, and refers to building up an estate, tradition, structure or business over a period of time.