Which Tarot Card?

The Lovers


Human love, the spiritual union of sex. Opposites as aspects of the One.
An angel holds out her hands in blessing upon a man and a woman, Adam and Eve, the primal couple, the original mother and father. Behind Eve is the serpent in the tree of knowledge and behind Adam is the tree of life. Between the lovers are the clouds of unknowing, holding further fertility and mystery. At their feet runs the path of life, ascending to the mountain of knowledge. All is illumined by the great sun of Oneness. This is above all the card of Human Love.
 
OhMissScarlett said:
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*

Not me. :D
 
Ha! I should hae seen this one a mile away :rolleyes:

THE FOOL



Undirected Creative Force. Open, receptive, devoid of pre-conceived notions. Beginnings.
A young man holding the white rose of innocence in his left hand and grasping a vagabond's staff and satchel in the other, wanders with his gaze to the heaves, about to step into and abyss. His is the transformative journey of the spirit from innocence through experience into wisdom. his guardian and friend is the white dog symbolizing his own puppylike trust and fiath, for which the world labels him The Fool.
 
I was stumped already at the first question: Masculinity or femininity?

Oh, well, since it's all for fun anyway I went right ahead and got The Magician. Whose description contains the line "A young man raises a doubly terminated wand in his right hand. The wand is held vertically, a tool for the unification of heaven and earth."

I rarely write about wands being doubly terminated - but they do strive to unify heaven and earth at times... ;)
 
Aww man...

The Fool

Undirected Creative Force. Open, receptive, devoid of pre-conceived notions. Beginnings.
A young man holding the white rose of innocence in his left hand and grasping a vagabond's staff and satchel in the other, wanders with his gaze to the heaves, about to step into and abyss. His is the transformative journey of the spirit from innocence through experience into wisdom. his guardian and friend is the white dog symbolizing his own puppylike trust and fiath, for which the world labels him The Fool.
 
I'm a wheel . . . Just keep-on a-rollin' . . . .

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'm The fool.

Undirected Creative Force. Open, receptive, devoid of pre-conceived notions. Beginnings.
A young man holding the white rose of innocence in his left hand and grasping a vagabond's staff and satchel in the other, wanders with his gaze to the heaves, about to step into an abyss. His is the transformative journey of the spirit from innocence through experience into wisdom. his guardian and friend is the white dog symbolizing his own puppy-like trust and faith, for which the world labels him The Fool.

Why am I not surprised? :rolleyes:
 
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the Fool ain't a bad thing. it can mean a new beginning, one with hope and with no preconception of the difficulties ahead, which, let's face it, can put you off making the journey - that knowledge of how hard it might be.

sorry - i study the tarot, i'm disappointed that it's only the major arcana that's available here.

anyway, how about a contest of Fools v HP?

er . . . i have no idea of what to contest . . . :rolleyes:
 
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