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Finance, Money Matters Or Debt:
When the Ten of Wands reversed appears, it can indicate current or coming difficulty with money. This is certainly not a time to be extravagant (no matter how flush you may be feeling) but it is also not a time to panic. If you’ve been short of money for a long time, you may need to give yourself permission to take a break from worrying about the cash flow for a while. It’s a cliche but it’s also true: money really and truly is not everything.
Card Meanings: Duty-Bound, No Stamina, Cleverness, Off-Loading, Insurmountable Problems, Collapse, Strength, Breakdown, Flogging A Dead Horse, Dumping, Shirking Duties/Responsibilities, Energy, Too Much Responsibility/ Stress, Learning To Say No, Working Hard But Getting Nowhere, Resigned To Fate, Not Up To The Challenge, Cross Too Heavy To Bear
The Lord of Oppression can be a tricky influence, because it indicates blocked energy and thwarted Will – both of these can work against us in our lives, causing frustration and confusion. Very often the reason that this situation arises is because we are unable to clearly communicate our feelings on a given topic, to somebody who has strong influence over our lives. We repress our inmost needs and, instead, present a bland and safe mask to the outside world. So on a day ruled by this card, there are processes you need to go through in order to work out what the problem is. First, consider whether this is a fleeting effect which will pass tomorrow or the next day. If so, then the chances are that regular use of the affirmation will clear your path. However, if you find that you’ve been feeling a bit frustrated for a while, today is the day to get to grips with that. Isolate the things that you really wish you could tell people around you who matter. Then consider why you might not be speaking your mind.
There can be many reasons for this – some of them useful and others damaging. Work out whether your silence is serving you well or ill. For instance, it’s not usually a very good idea to tell your boss that some of his habits drive you insane with frustration. If you discover that you do have unexpressed feelings in a situation where it would not be wise to express yourself out loud, then write everything down, and then vent your annoyance by ripping the paper up into several tiny pieces (don’t go directing it at the person just at the habit, action or event). That should get some of your irritation out of your system!! If you cannot express your feelings because you’re prevented by circumstance – you are out of touch with the person concerned; you’re angry and frustrated about a world event; there seems to be no possible route to the people you need to talk to ..the paper trick could work well again. Or alternatively, visualise the person/people you need to speak with, and then tell them exactly how you feel. This act can have a quirky effect in that it often produces a response from the person on the other side of the discussion!
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Creative Tarot: The man in the Ten of Wands is carrying more than he should. By burdening himself with all of the wands at once, he is hindering his own progress. You get the sense that if he put down some of the wands and took multiple trips, it might take longer, but he would be more successful. Or if he carried the wands in a different arrangement, he could see where he was going. As it is, though, the burden has become overwhelming. If one is going to carry on, adjustments will have to be made.
Reversed Cards: Here in the mirror aspect of the Seven of Swords, we get a chance to stop, slow down, and think about all those swords dancing around in our heads. Think of each sword as an idea, thought, or belief. In Llewellyns Classic Tarot, we see that two swords get left behind. Could this be deliberate? If so, does that mean that after some consideration, not all ideas, thoughts, and beliefs are needed after all? What you leave behind may be more important than what you decided to take with you.
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Reversed Cards: A mirror image is really what a reversal is, as it is the same as the upright image yet with a different orientation. Left becomes right, right becomes left, and everything seems similar but feels completely different. Obviously, this term comes from the reflection we see of ourselves in an actual mirror, but it can be seen in water or these days via webcam. Being on a live stream is always disconcerting to me; I really do get a little weirded out by the mirror image I have to look at while I am doing online events. This slight shift to the perception of our reality is sometimes all an upside-down card can be showing. In other words, a reversal could be asking you, ‘What is similar but different?’ or ‘What feels like it is out of whack with everything else?’