Card of the Week

I hope you are enjoying the online Tarot Card reading and are finding it useful.

I would like to offer you a bit extra on your reading from my book "Develop Your Intuition Through Tarot."

Please take from this short email what speaks to you and creates good feelings. Feel free to adapt it for yourself. If anything does not resonate with you, please gently and lovingly release it back to the Universe

Today's card is THE HIGH PRIESTESS

Quick Keywords

Secrecy, things not all they seem, intuition,  mystery, all things feminine, moon, moon cycles, hidden mysteries of nature and science, all things watery, power in silence and contemplation, keeping secrets, psychic, strength and power of the feminine, passive, receptive, strength through non-action, aloof, secretive, externally unemotional, inner feelings hidden.

Colours

Mostly blue (emotions and watery- cool colour, representing emotions, yet somehow cool, unemotional and detached), and black and white (contrast between material and spiritual, yin/yang male/female), white-spiritual.

Symbols

The pillars are from King Solomon’s temple, can also be male and female- she sits in the space between them, opening, gateway.
Tora – 5 books of Moses, book of knowledge.
Moon crown- Egyptian Isis mother of Horus- moons either side and sun (Horus) in centre waiting to be born, also 3 phases of moon- waxing, waning and full (or new).
Pomegranates-  a symbol for righteousness.

Meaning

Trust your intuition, tap into your inner guidance system through relaxation and meditation. There may be things hidden. It is unlikely that you have got the full facts and information to make a decision.  You may have to ask probing questions to get all the information you need. You might only discover the right questions to ask through meditation or by paying attention to your dreams.

The High Priestess can represent a third party in a love triangle or an undisclosed third party, who has an impact from a distance on a business relationship.

See you next week.

With abundant blessings.
Amanda Goldston