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Featured Card of the Day – 2 of Pentacles – New Babylonian Tarot by Roxana Paul
Artist: Roxana Paul
Website: http://www.roxanapaul.com
Keywords
Balance, harmony. Cooperating instead of fighting, getting people allies.
Artist Interpretation
A beautiful belly-dancer in a red dress artfully balances two pentacles above her head. A spectator can enjoy her graceful movements while she is dancing. The belly- dancer is in a luxury chamber of a Babylonian castle surrounded by flowers on the floor.
Card Meaning
Two of Pentacles represents a situation of keeping things in balance, and finding the ways for cooperation with others. This card symbolizes good times, and has the following significant characteristics:
– keeping balance;
– being open for opportunities;
– using possibilities;
– being flexible.
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Featured Card of the Day – 8 of Wands – Crow Tarot by M.J. Cullinane
Artist: M.J. Cullinane
Website: http://www.enchanteddecks.com
Card Meaning
The crow flies swiftly through the air as the Eight of Wands leads the way and clears a path. This card brings with it swift energy assuring you do not hesitate – now is the time to act. The power of this card is vibrant and expansive; a narrow focus will not serve you at this time, you need to be able to see the big picture. Because the energy is moving quickly, the message of the Eight of Wands is it is essential to ensure that every task is complete before moving on to the next item on your to-do list.
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Featured Card of the Day – 5 of Pentacles – Crow Tarot by M.J. Cullinane
Artist: M.J. Cullinane
Website: http://www.enchanteddecks.com
Card Meaning
The 5 of Pentacles tells the story of two different groups of crows. The first group is comfortable and warm, roosting in the tree. The second group battle a headwind as they hop along the frozen ground unable to see that relief is just a short distance away. The crows on the ground may have lost everything, but they take comfort in that they still have each other. This card serves as a reminder that even when all appears lost there are still opportunities if we look for them. It also serves as a reminder to feed your spirit by focusing less on materialism and more on relationships.
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Featured Card of the Day – Daughter of Pentacles – Considerate Cat Tarot by Madeleine Illustration
Artist: Madeleine Belanger
Website: http://www.consideratecat.com
Keywords
Practicality, Growth, Learning
Card Meaning
You’ve recently become a student again, learning a new craft or being guided by someone else. You are feeling committed to and excited by this new adventure.
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Featured Card of the Day – 5 of Cups – Considerate Cat Tarot by Madeleine Illustration
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Featured Card of the Day – 2 of Wands – Considerate Cat Tarot by Madeleine Illustration
Artist: Madeleine Belanger
Website: http://www.consideratecat.com
Keywords
Conflict, Individuality
Card Meaning
You have a big choice ahead of you. Know that you have all the information that you need to make the decision. Take a moment to spend some time on this and finally come to a conclusion.
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Featured Card of the Day – The Empress – New Babylonian Tarot by Roxana Paul
Artist: Roxana Paul
Website: http://www.roxanapaul.com
Artist Interpretation
A woman in a red dress sits on a throne with the Babylonian measuring tool in her right hand and a heraldic shield in her left hand. A bull at her feet symbolizes the Taurus period (4,320 – 2,160 BC) of the Sumerian civilization roughly dated between 3,500- 2,000 BC. She is a goddess Ninhursag (also Ninhursaga) who embodies Motherhood. According to the legend, the kings of Sumer were nourished by Ninhursag’s milk.
Card Meaning
Ninhursag, the mother of the gods, appeared in the Sumerian epic about Dilmun, an Arcadian paradise, the garden of gods, the land of immortals. Dimun anticipated the myth of Adam and Eve in Paradise from the Old Testament. In Dilmun, Enki, the wise god of magic, fell in love with Ninhursag, giving birth to a new line of gods. Participating in the creation of the humankind, Ninhursag had many titles, including “Great Queen,” “Lady of Birth,” “Mother Who Gives Birth,” “Supreme Queen,” and “Midwife of the Gods.”
The Empress, being a tender and loving woman, personalizes Motherhood and embodies all things that related to fertility, mothering, marriage, and pregnancy. She is compassionate and caring. In a general sense, she represents natural female forces, and this is how she is connected with Mother Nature. Representing earthly life, the Empress expresses an abundance of any resources and suggests material rewards.
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