The Wild Unknown Tarot Deck and Guidebook (Official Keepsake Box Set)

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Consider the other cards in the spread: Look for themes across the different cards in our spread. For instance, the reversed Four of Cups combined with the Hermit could suggest that the querent is lonely for too long and is closed off from the world around him/her. Conversely, the reversed Four of Cups combined with the reversed Nine of Cups can imply that the querent has lost his/her inner connection and those external opportunities are also not being fully met. The Sun Wild Unknown Tarot is about living a full and glorious life. It is a continuation of the energy that began with The Magician Wild Unknown Tarot: step into your true power, possess your radiance, and embrace all that life has to offer. But on the other end of the spectrum, The Sun is a powerful force that can burn us if we look directly at it, and sometimes there is some discomfort associated with this Tarot card as well. The directness of The Sun can be welcoming and warm, but it can sometimes be blinding and blinding. Above all, The Sun Wild Unknown Tarot asks you to bask in the joy of being alive. Joy is a stronger word than happiness because joy can actually contain happiness and sadness. True joy is about being fully present in every aspect of your life, about letting yourself fully feel the radiant energy flowing into you, and knowing that this is the energy that flows through the entire universe. Beaaautiful cards that I still am in awe of years later, that are still simple and are very easy to look at. When I sat down and looked at the cards, I tried to get a feel of the meanings of them based off the imagery. Didn't quite hit home with me. But when I then went through and read each card in the book, the meanings leapt out at me. I love the sparse nature of them. Like the Nine of Wands. The long stair case. The drudgery. The weariness. Yet anyone who's run a marathon knows the positive side of this as well. There is much, much room for personal reading in these cards.

The Chapter Titled Reading The Cards Has sub-chapters about Getting Readings, What To Ask, Shuffling, Cutting, Spreads, Reverse Cards, and some sage advice about respecting and caring for your cards.The sphere’s core is a bright, emanating white. This reminds me of an energetic center of spirit, bursting forth to infuse all of creation. The second ring is comprised of flowers and seems to represent non-sentient life (plants, water, earth, fungi, etc). The third ring looks like snake skin and could represent sentient life (animals and humans).

Daily Guidance: A Magical Way to Awaken Your Intuition and Enhance Your Life - […] wish. I haven’t yet because the cards themselves are a bit pricey. Instead, I enjoy reading Carrie Mallon’s interpretations… Tarot Reading for 2021: What will the year bring? – ExperienceArc - […] The Wild Unknown – Interpretations […] Traditional depictions show a woman leaning down towards a lion. The woman cradles the lion’s jaw with her hands, gently persuading the creature to cooperate. Instead of exerting a copious amount of energy trying to force the lion to do something, she knows her energy will be better spend if she remains calm. The cactus in The Spacious Tarot also symbolizes energy conservation.That said, on a deeper level this card is about tapping into an internal sense of self-approval. This is important because no triumphs will fuel you for the long run if they are only performed for external acclaim. The Six of Wands invites you to connect with the part of you that makes no apologies for who you are. Go forward and be the bad ass that you truly are. In terms of money, The Chariot Wild Unknown Tarot in the upright is a good card in terms of finances, however, it also says that you are overspending. If you need to borrow and turn over capital to invest in a business, this is a good time. However, if you are planning to lend, you should consider the borrower’s financial situation and ability to repay to make a reasonable loan and avoid potential risks. The card also suggests you spend time on vacations to relax your mind. Compare the Below (Card 6) and Hope/Fear (Card 9). If having trouble interpreting the Hope/Fear card, see what is happening on a subconscious level within the querent (Card 6). Is there something in his/her subconscious that makes him/her fear or hope? If the reversed cards appear in these positions, it seems that the querent is not aware of what is driving his/her subconscious and how this is affecting him/her in the “real world.” Tarot Feature: The Wild Unknown Tarot – Ridley the Fool - […] Carrie Mallon’s list of card meanings […]