43-Eight of Cups Reversed Golden Health Tarot Reading

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Well-Being, Physical Health Or Mental Health:

With The reversed eight, stress can be feeling as though it is overwhelming you. Know that you can handle it. Take a while to center yourself and to really examine how your attitudes may be affecting your health and well-being. You are not trapped. You do have control over your thoughts. Empowering yourself can make great strides to improving your health. You can do it.

Card Meanings: Faking Happiness, Stagnation, Pleasure, Lack Of Self-Worth, Accepting Your Lot, Lack Of Emotional Maturity, Success, Low Self-Esteem, Fear Of Commitment, Lack Of Self-Awareness, Clinginess, Staying In A Bad Situation, Joy, Fear Of Moving On, Monotony

The Eight of Cups often means that you will choose to leave a situation that is no longer working for you – whether that’s a relationship, a job, or a neighborhood. There may be some sadness involved, but in general, this separation, is in your best interests.

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Elements of the Psychic World
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Elements of the Psychic World: There are countless moon-related omens that have evolved since prehistoric times. The moon has long been used to divine the fate of babies when they are born. For example, there is the belief that if a child is born when the moon is one day old, this person will be blessed with wealth and longevity; if the birth occurs during the moon’s waning phase this indicates the child will be unhealthy; if the child is born when the moon is full, he or she will be a very strong individual, but if a child is born in the dark of the moon he or she will need special care and could die young.

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Angel Insights : For example, when you find yourself confronted by peacocks: on T-shirts, in nature, or on television, or if you are drawn to peacocks and seek them out by purchasing greeting cards or art that depicts their image, your guardian angels might be hinting that you should take more pride in your natural abilities. These abilities were gifts from Spirit specifically designed to enable you to help others and fulfill your life’s purpose. Therefore these abilities were meant to be on display, not hidden away.

Reversed Cards: Regardless of being right-side up or upside down, the Fool is the journey man of the tarot universe. The Fool is you, me, and every other person who comes to the tarot for guidance, healing, or answers. The Fool is not really the beginning point of the journey but rather the mere possibility of one. Rachel Pollack tells us in her book The New Tarot Handbook that the meaning of the Fool is less about how he or she is pictorially represented and more about the numerical reference on the card itself. The Fool is zero. Nothing or ‘no-thing,’ as Pollack calls it. The zero has no up and no down. It is the same regardless of the upright or reversed position of the card. This means the Fool or journey man stands at the edge of all possibility, to which nothing has been attached. No expectations, no judgment, and no identity. The Fool is in essence who we are before we become tainted with ego. No wrong. No right. Just being.

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