Which Tarot Card?

Sapphire_O said:
No, no. It means we are priestesses that are high. heh heh.. whoa, like, I'm a priestess duuude.

Ohhh. Perfect.

I haven't been high in years, dude.

Everybody must get stoned.
 
tickledkitty said:
Ohhh. Perfect.

I haven't been high in years, dude.

Everybody must get stoned.

Let's see... we've got fools, magicians, a bunch of high priestesses, yep, looks like a stoner party. Time to whip out the bongos ;)
 
Sapphire_O said:
Let's see... we've got fools, magicians, a bunch of high priestesses, yep, looks like a stoner party. Time to whip out the bongos ;)
leave my bongos alone, they're sensitive!
 
Sapphire_O said:
Let's see... we've got fools, magicians, a bunch of high priestesses, yep, looks like a stoner party. Time to whip out the bongos ;)

Um, don't you mean bongs?
 
geronimo_appleby said:
thought you wuz bangin' on me bongos. *phew*

Round my place, bongos means butt... and your's is looking right at me. You walk around like that, someone's gonna be tempted to launch their drumming career :devil:
 
Chantilyvamp said:
Suspended decision. Initiation, divination, prophecy. Turning point in psychic powers. Trust in inner voice.
Suspension, change, reversal, boredom, abandonment, sacrifice, readjustment, improvement, rebirth
He usually represents a time of feeling in limbo, being stuck or being prevented from moving forward. He's usually depicted hanging upside down with his hands tied - that's just what it feels like! We need to remain flexible and willing to let go of things, it's probably a time for sacrifice. Like the man in this card from the Murciano Tarot, don't sweat it, take some time out and be patient.
The Hanged Man - External Meaning: Spiritual awareness and the happiness and assuredness it brings. Sacrificing for a noble purpose. Reveral of one's current way of life. Inner peace. Developed intuition and prophecy. Esoteric Meaning: The spirit of the mighty waters. Reversing false images. Sacrifice. Energys: Water
I'm with you. :rose:
 

Spiritual enlightenment, inner illumination, hidden power. Link between seen and unseen. Balance of positive and negative forces. Receptivity. Unseen guidance.
A young woman sits on a throne holding a scroll labeled "Tora" meaning "law." On her breast is the sign of the meeting of heaven and earth, the Maltese cross. Her crown is the full orb supported by horns, the crown ofthe Mother Goddess Isis, who rules all things changeable, shown by the moon at her feet. Her power, upon which her throne rests, derives from the creative principle of duality, shown by the two pillars of light and darkness. To those who know and love her she dispenses the sweet fruit of the world itself, symbolized by the pomegranites.

Describes me to a tee :D
 
sweetsubsarahh said:
I want a scepter. And a crown.

No, wait. A tiara. Yes, I want a tiara.

And we should have chocolate at the HP party.

(And various massage oils and vibrating toys)

:cathappy:


And people to worship us. ;) I've been working on a story about just that very thing.
 
I am the Herophant

Ceremony, ritual and revealed wisdom.
A need to conform, social approval, bonded to the conventions of society Mercy, kindness, forgiveness, compassion, conformity, a sense of historical importance, inspiration
Sometimes called the High Priest, he's the counter part to the High Priestess, but represents the wise man rather than the wise woman. He's a great teacher, advisor and counsellor and will give good advice even if it's a bit conventional in spirit. He can represent the feeling of having one's creativity stifled and is not the favourite card of the deck for the more maverick and unconventional of us.
External Meaning: Religious influence. Conformity. An inspirational teacher who revelas signs of spiritual importance. Gateways to higher consciousness reached in a ritualized way. Esoteric Meaning: The magus of the eternal. Inner teacher. Mercy. Manifestation. Energys: Taurus
 
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE

Destiny, fortune, luck, success. The 4 elements. Unexpected turn of luck.
In the midst of sky and clouds is the disk of Tarot with the letters of the Divine Name placed between. At the corners are the four guardians of the earth: the eagle, the man, the bull and the lion. The disk is in movement signifying constant change and transformation. The sphinx atop the wheel holds the sword of discernment and represents balance in the midst of unending fluidity.
 
Another Wheel of Fortune.......

Destiny, fortune, luck, success. The 4 elements. Unexpected turn of luck.
In the midst of sky and clouds is the disk of Tarot with the letters of the Divine Name placed between. At the corners are the four guardians of the earth: the eagle, the man, the bull and the lion. The disk is in movement signifying constant change and transformation. The sphinx atop the wheel holds the sword of discernment and represents balance in the midst of unending fluidity.


I have not the slightest idea what it all means. *blink*
 
I am:

The Hanged Man (Tied up again :rolleyes:)

Suspended decision. Initiation, divination, prophecy. Turning point in psychic powers. Trust in inner voice.
Suspension, change, reversal, boredom, abandonment, sacrifice, readjustment, improvement, rebirth
He usually represents a time of feeling in limbo, being stuck or being prevented from moving forward. He's usually depicted hanging upside down with his hands tied - that's just what it feels like! We need to remain flexible and willing to let go of things, it's probably a time for sacrifice. Like the man in this card from the Murciano Tarot, don't sweat it, take some time out and be patient.
The Hanged Man - External Meaning: Spiritual awareness and the happiness and assuredness it brings. Sacrificing for a noble purpose. Reveral of one's current way of life. Inner peace. Developed intuition and prophecy. Esoteric Meaning: The spirit of the mighty waters. Reversing false images. Sacrifice. Energys: Water
 
Um, I'm The Devil. :devil:

Willful bondage to the material. Discontentment, weakness, wrongful use of forces. Ensnaring patterns.
A goat-headed, batwinged figue with an inverted pentacle atop his forehead strides outward, one hand raised i blessing, the other lowered and holding and inverted torch. Chained to the pedistal on which he sits are a male and female couple with the animal features of horns and tails. The chains are those of material life. The horns and tail of the couple represent man's animal nature. The card signifies extraordinary energy bound by dualism and materialism. This card is the opposite of The Lovers.


Is anyone surprised? *snerk*
 
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