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Faith, Spirituality Or Psychic Progression:

Remember that your mind and body are more closely linked then you tend to consider. One affects the other, without fail. This card can indicate a new spiritual influence coming into your life. Think about your spiritual role models. If you don’t have one, find one. There is always help available, if you are open to it.

Card Meanings: Getting In The Game, Enthusiasm, Travel, Beginning, Excitement, Conception, Accepting A Challenge, Talent, Spontaneity, New Initiative, Action, Profitable Journey, New Business, New Career, Fun, Birth, Inheritance, Creative Spark, New Beginnings, Getting Fired Up, Growth, Fertility, Being Bold/Daring, Urgency, Physically Starting Something, Potential, Good News, Finding New Passion

Usually indicating new beginnings – generally very positive ones, this card is in the realms of accomplishment and often generally related to work or career. Stay at home mums often draw this card too. If you are having a difficult time and draw The Ace of Wands in a reading, know that things are likely to be getting much better very soon!

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Portable Magic: In general form, altars are usually cubic or oblong, having a flat top and four sides. An altar is the centre of the sacred space that contains it, whether that is a church, a hilltop, or a magic circle. This is true even if the altar is not located in the centre of the circle. The altar is naturally the focus of the circle. Its square shape suggests its immobility the centre is always fixed and unmoving because it is the reference point around which all other things move. Its shape also expresses the weight or tangibility of the altar. It represents the manifestation and realization of spiritual or sacred power in the physical world. It is not accidental that the seat of the throne of a king is often cubic or roughly cubic in shape. The throne is the symbol of the manifest power of the king. The shape of the throne mimics the shape of an altar, because the seat of the king is the seat of God. The king was viewed as God’s representative on earth who ruled by divine right.

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Reversed Cards: A blocked Ace of Wands really does make for a very dull experience, for without fire how can we possibly see in the darkness of our own fear and doubt? We cant, nor can we see the potential for hope or improvement. A blocked Ace of Wands can lead us into despair and give us a sense of hopelessness. When we dont allow passion, desire, or fire in our lives, we shut out some of our most heightened sensory experiences. When the Ace of Wands is blocked, these essential elements of life can be missing. When this card shows up in your reading or daily draw in the blocked aspect, you may be feeling lost, disconnected, or detached from your own life.

Portable Magic: Symbol: Something that stands for something else. Usually a symbol is a simple thing that represents something more subtle and complex. For example, the symbol of the sword represents the suit of Swords in the Tarot, and the element Air. The symbol of the circle represents a magical barrier that encloses a sacred space.

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Portable Magic: The fifty-six cards of the Lesser Arcana are divided into four suits in a way similar to ordinary playing cards. Indeed, there can be little doubt that the Lesser Arcana is derived from playing cards, which had been widely employed for gaming purposes in Europe