Valerie Roney
@vlrny@disabled.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
Shane
@thingsofshane@mstdn.party  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
from the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, the eight and six of swords and The Sun On the Eight of Swords is a woman who is tied up and blindfolded. There are eight swords placed strategically around her in a way that restricts her movement as though she is in some kind of trap or jail. However, it seems as though whoever built the trap was a little lazy or hasty, leaving some open space where she could escape. But because of the blindfold preventing the woman from seeing, she has no way of finding her way out of this trap...If only she could take the blindfold off, she would see that she could simply just walk out of this situation. The image in the Six of Swords shows a woman and a child in a boat being rowed in the water to a land that is on the other side. We can gather from the images that the woman and the child are leaving something behind, as their backs are faced towards us. The woman's head is covered with a cloak The Sun card presents an feeling of optimism and fulfillment. This card represents the dawn which follows the darkest of nights...There is a child depicted in the card, playing joyfully in the foreground. A symbol of our innocence, it represents the happiness that occurs when you are in alignment with your true self. The child is naked, meaning that he has absolutely nothing to hide. The card also depicts the childhood innocence and absolute purity. all text from https://labyrinthos.co/blogs/tarot-card-meanings-list/
from the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, the eight and six of swords and The Sun On the Eight of Swords is a woman who is tied up and blindfolded. There are eight swords placed strategically around her in a way that restricts her movement as though she is in some kind of trap or jail. However, it seems as though whoever built the trap was a little lazy or hasty, leaving some open space where she could escape. But because of the blindfold preventing the woman from seeing, she has no way of finding her way out of this trap...If only she could take the blindfold off, she would see that she could simply just walk out of this situation. The image in the Six of Swords shows a woman and a child in a boat being rowed in the water to a land that is on the other side. We can gather from the images that the woman and the child are leaving something behind, as their backs are faced towards us. The woman's head is covered with a cloak The Sun card presents an feeling of optimism and fulfillment. This card represents the dawn which follows the darkest of nights...There is a child depicted in the card, playing joyfully in the foreground. A symbol of our innocence, it represents the happiness that occurs when you are in alignment with your true self. The child is naked, meaning that he has absolutely nothing to hide. The card also depicts the childhood innocence and absolute purity. all text from https://labyrinthos.co/blogs/tarot-card-meanings-list/
from the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, the eight and six of swords and The Sun On the Eight of Swords is a woman who is tied up and blindfolded. There are eight swords placed strategically around her in a way that restricts her movement as though she is in some kind of trap or jail. However, it seems as though whoever built the trap was a little lazy or hasty, leaving some open space where she could escape. But because of the blindfold preventing the woman from seeing, she has no way of finding her way out of this trap...If only she could take the blindfold off, she would see that she could simply just walk out of this situation. The image in the Six of Swords shows a woman and a child in a boat being rowed in the water to a land that is on the other side. We can gather from the images that the woman and the child are leaving something behind, as their backs are faced towards us. The woman's head is covered with a cloak The Sun card presents an feeling of optimism and fulfillment. This card represents the dawn which follows the darkest of nights...There is a child depicted in the card, playing joyfully in the foreground. A symbol of our innocence, it represents the happiness that occurs when you are in alignment with your true self. The child is naked, meaning that he has absolutely nothing to hide. The card also depicts the childhood innocence and absolute purity. all text from https://labyrinthos.co/blogs/tarot-card-meanings-list/
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