Tarot and Astrology Life Solutions

I know has been a bit of a wait before I continued the tarot project with the Hanged Man, but it is emotionally draining to write about the next set of cards as we got to the part of "unhappy" tarot cards, which I personally hate. Every time I write about a tarot card, I actually emotionally connect with that card as each card transmits me a feeling and/ or a message. The Hanged Man is not a "happy" card and I found myself in this sort of "limbo" situation where I was not able to act on my "free will" during certain periods of time. Please find below the general overview of the card as told by Rachel Pollack, Mary K Greer, Anthony Louis and John Mangiapane and interpreted by me.

Justice Card- is traditionally card number 11 in the Major Arcana, however in some decks you can find it at number 8.
This is a controversial card because what Justice means to me, may not mean to you and vice versa, and each person has their own ideas of justice. That being said I am not very fond of this card, even though it can also mean achieving equilibrium, balance. I am passionate about all things in life, and telling me to be balanced is like taking the enthusiasm out of the equation, which is not I am inclined to be liking very much.

To me justice would be something like the quote of the current president of Turkey, Racep Tayyipp Erdogan:
"[Israel] has no conscious, no honor, no pride. They curse Hitler day and night, but they have surpassed Hitler in barbarism".
And this applies to American politics as well, where Jews constantly interfere with American people's true interests and manipulate American government to enter wars and bomb countries they should not go to.

The Justice Card interpretations from my own perspective as well from other author's perspectives are presented below:

 






In relationships, the Justice can mean getting married in the court house, or a in the city hall. Form a business perspective, Justice simply means paying your bills and taxes, or balancing your checkbook.


In the picture above we have the Justice card in 4 different decks as follows: #1 Tarot of Jane Austen, #2 Tarot of the Celtic Faeries, #3 Nicoletta Ceccoli Tarot and #4 Dark Grimoire Tarot.

Today is the Wheel of Fortune' s turn for study. As usually I will start with my short interpretation of the card, followed by a picture of WOF tarot card in four decks and their particular interpretations by author.

This card is a very interesting card, it is very similar in a sense with the Tower Card meaning sudden turn of events but it is not as disruptive as the Tower card. I like changes in life and I always hope for the better, and with this card I always get excited and imagine some extraordinary good thing coming into my life, even though that may not always be the sense of this card, just one of the possible interpretations. I am not so much of a gambler, but I like to take some risks because I am a former student of finance and I have been taught in finance that the higher the risk the larger the profits/ rewards. In fact the rule says that if there is no risk there are no returns. Please do not think I am greedy and I wish for money,but without taking risks nothing will ever change and the profits can be other than just monetary (opportunities, etc). There is always some excitement when taking risks because you do not know how things will turn out, and you can dream, at least for awhile, that things will turn the way you hope.

Going back to the Wheel of Fortune Card, please find below the interpretations of this card:









In the picture  below we have the Wheel of Fortune tarot card in four decks: #1 Tarot of Jane Austen, #2 Tarot of the Celtic Faeries, #3 Nicoletta Ceccoli Tarot and #4 Dark Grimoire Tarot. Individual Interpretations of this card in these decks will follow.

Hi everyone,

I hope you did not think I will not finish all the Major Arcana cards interpretations. Despite what you might think I actually need more free time, and special quiet conditions to bring you the right interpretations for the cards. You may have noticed that for the last few Major Arcana cards I did not include the interpretations of the cards in the picture at the bottom of each post. No need to worry, as I will go back and complete those interpretations one by one, as time will allow me. Bottom line is, they all will be completed, so do go back and look at those cards from time to time and see if they have been updated.
On a more personal note, I had been struggling with a number of personal issues, including school education problems for my son, and diet issues. Yes, I am trying to lose weight but going to a gym is not a solution for me as I am out of the necessary time to do so, and the nice sports clubs I do like I cannot afford. I would also like to start a food journal connected with Tarot meditations that will help me work on my diet and achieve my goal of getting down to a size 10 or 8. My main problem is that I really cannot eat a lot of foods and I hate most vegetables, don't eat any boiled anything except potatoes ( I mean mostly vegetables or any meat) and hate fruits that are cooked even in cakes meaning I cannot cook most of the recipes I find online/ offline. If anyone has any ideas or advice on how to achieve my weight goal please do post a comment or send me a message.

Without further due here is the new interpretation for the Hermit Major Arcana card.











As usually, in the picture above we have the Hermit Major Arcana card number 9 in the following decks: #1 The Tarot of Jane Austen, #2 The Tarot of the Celtic Faeries, #3 Nicoletta Ceccoli Tarot and #4 Dark Grimoire Tarot.