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Advice: buy a Rider Waite
deck.
Pamela Colman Smith
(1878-1951)
designed those cards while she
was
under the guidance of the
Goddess.
Ace of CUPS
How to start with
Tarot?
There is only one way to start
with Tarot:
the cards have to come into
your life.
Buy a stock that interests you
and
study the cards.
Which one interests you
specially?
How to handle Tarot
cards?
You have to be very careful.
These cards are no careless toys.
The powers contained in these
cards can cause trouble.
So keep the neutral cards upon
and under the deck.
Keep the deck in a purple
cloth.
Your daily card.
How did this one card become
visible in your life?
Note down in your Book of
Enlightenment what you feel.
The
Ace of Cups
Let
me explain what I feel with this card.
The
card is one of the cards of Cups.
Cups
are representing the Female element of the universe.
Also
Cups are influenced by Water.
A quiet
lake with lilies.
A
cup of gold, water spilling out of it.
Water
comes out of the cup in an amazing way.
Both
in streams and in drops.
Beautiful flowers are drifting in the lake,
making
the lake a place to stay awhile.
A white
dove brings holy bread into the cup
made
of grain, the holy grain of the goddess.
The hand
that holds the Cup is shining with white light.
Innocence,
invitation, vulnerability, virginity, pureness.
Still
this hand is representing a power able to defend itself.
On
the cup is an letter M upside down,
the
letter M of Mother.
The
Tarot comes from ancient times,
where
sex was not hidden away
or
made into a way of earning money
or
misused for evil purposes.
Sex is holy and has to be respected.
This
wonderful card points to the situation
of
the fertilization of new life.
Bringing
the seeds of life into the cup of life,
which
is the vagina.
A
holy moment which will be the start of something good and pure,
absolutely
wonderful and never seen before.
Warning:
Tarot
cards are governed by real Spirit powers.
Give
the cards your careful attention.
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