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When The Hanged Man appears in a Tarot reading, your projects and activities may be coming to an unexpected and abrupt halt. Don’t keep pushing forward, hoping that more force will drive you to where you want to go. Instead, surrender to the opportunity to pause and view it as your chance to reassess and re-evaluate where you are on your path. Something new is emerging, and you won’t be able to see it unless you allow the time and space for it to come through.

[description from biddytarot.com]

The Princess of Cups (traditionally the Page of Cups) represents a poetic, mystical, emotionally open young person, still tender and idealistic, given to flights of imaginative fantasy. This energy is exquisitely refined and fine-tuned. It may be that a sense of being grounded in reality has not yet entirely set in, such that they are easily tossed about by external forces and events. With the Princess of Cups, you must work to achieve a stronger will and a more calculating mind, to balance and protect all that wonderful sensitivity.

With the Star card, you have endured many challenges and stripped yourself bare of any limiting beliefs that have previously held you back. You are realizing your core essence, who you are beneath all the layers. No matter what life throws your way, your heart is open and full of hope. Allow yourself to dream, to aspire, to elevate in any way possible so you can reach the stars. They are right here waiting for you.

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Tarot card for my PC at Altered LARP! I am glad that despite my hiatus and injury, I still remember how to draw. 😂

When we see the Two of Swords in a reading, we are encountering a stalemate. Two equal and opposing forces are joined in battle, and there seems to be no end in sight. This wasn't what you had in mind when you chose to walk down this path, but you have found yourself caught in the middle. You believe that without something, or someone to intervene, this may continue indefinitely. But this is your choice to make, and you have to make it. Neither path seems particularly appealing, which makes the decision even more difficult. But unless you move past this conflict, there can be no progress. The Two of Swords comes as a reminder that many of life’s decisions are difficult ones and rarely come with clear-cut answers. Life is not black and white, but various shades of grey. The invitation is to make your choices with your best intentions, fully aware of the possible consequences. Avoidance will lead to greater conflict and stagnation. You need to remove the blindfold, open your eyes, and trust yourself to continue your path.