28-Seven of Questing Reversed Mage Family Tarot Reading

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The reversed Seven of Questing can point to a feeling of anxiety. If you are feeling anxious, try to get to the root of why you might be feeling this way, and what you can do to make a difference. Sometimes anxiety is alleviated by taking action. If you need help dealing with your feelings or with taking action, don’t be too proud to admit it.

Card Meanings: Yielding, Lack Of Courage/ Self-Belief/ Stamina, Scandal/Losing Moral Authority/ Control/ Power/Respect, Indecision, Compromise, Failing To Defend/ Protect, Worn Down, Patience, Giving In/Up, Sharing Territory, Advantage, Being Timid, Folding On Your Beliefs, Surrendering, Resolution, Admitting Defeat, Weakness, Burn-Out, Quitting, Being Overbearing

When the Seven of Questing appears, you are likely to find that in any sort of competitive situation, that you come out on top. Things should be going very well, you should be feeling good, and projects should be moving right along. You may still have regular moments of self-doubt, unfortunately, but now is time to feel the fear, and do it anyway.

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Elements of the Psychic World
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Elements of the Psychic World: Strange, violent movements filled the small, two-room cottage where Esther lived with her extended family. Thunderous bangs erupted from under the bed. Sheets were ripped off her and tossed into a corner. A doctor who came to examine her watched a bolster move of its own accord. Along the wall he watched words a foot high being scratched into the plaster: ‘Esther Cox you are mine to kill!’

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Reversed Cards: Words are powerful, and when the Queen of Swords is in her upright position, she tends to infuse her words with the energy of her ruling planet, Venus. But here in the retrograde aspect, she has more fire and less love to go around. If you have received this card in the retrograde position, you need to start being mindful of your self-talk. If you notice you are spending a lot of time beating yourself up or constantly using negative tones, stop. Reframe your self-talk and inner dialogue before you cut yourself too deeply with the queen’s sword.

Tarot Triumphs: The origins of the Tarot Trumps are known with certainty to date back to the fifteenth century; there are still some packs of cards in existence from that time, and there are also documented reports of other such sets being made, which have not survived. It seems that the Trumps were initially added to the four-suit playing card pack that was already in circulation. Playing cards are known to have existed in Europe since the fourteenth century and are thought to have originated in China in the ninth century; the old Silk Road trade routes may have played a part in the evolution and transmission of the playing cards, just as they did in transmitting myths, art, and religious ideas. The Silk Road was the way by which not only material goods were transported between East and West, but also cultural concepts.

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