The Thread
A collection of thoughts about to be entertained
An auspicious universal Tarot reading came today with six major arcana showing up in an ll-card draw which is rare.
When You Read This, It Applies.
The beauty of Immortal Type is the author writes one page per Tarot card drawn, ensuring when you read it, it is actively providing you with creative energy behind it. All of my work happens under some light form of self-hypnosis or trance-state — just know these cards are universal, which means they are for you. When you see them, the message you receive is designed for you in this moment. First row is now happening full steam. Second row is just beginning. The overall theme is trust. Relates to Major Arcana #11 — Strength.
Look at how the cards are positioned.
First, we’ve got the favor of the waxing moon keeping the cards upright. Right off the bat we have the Six of Coins, which shows a balance of giving and receiving. You’ll see the person is abundant, giving alms.
Next, notice The High Priestess (Major Arcana #2) to the left of The Emperor (Major Arcana #4). I have never seen these two Major Arcana land like this; side-by-side in a reading. It speaks of perfect balance between mind and body. A vision of your dreams and goals now coming to reality. Whatever this means to you — this is big. Speaks of wish fulfillment. Stick with the creative work you’re doing. Don’t doubt.
There’s a concerted effort in the first row with the Ace of Cups that speaks of new emotional beginnings and access to wish fulfillment. Seems good decisions were made as it allowed a homecoming with the Four of Wands. Could also signify new love. Sometimes marriage. It’s wish fulfillment as a result of hard work, generosity, and service to others. It’s also an indicator to lay low right now. Enjoy time staying put.
The Empress (Major Arcana #3) greets travelers at the start of the second row, and speaks of abundance and overcoming obstacles, as does Number 3. It’s surrounding Iupiter energy (that’s not a typo, I write Jupiter with an I intentionally). We have the Page of Wands carrying a message of something that has already shown itself to you, it falls in the center of the reading as The Sun (Major Arcana #19). This message could come to you in any number of forms, and is all about healing, renewal, wish fulfillment, and happiness. To maintain this change, one must abide by the rules, says the Eight of Cups, while making advancements, or else it could lead to a roadblock. Good news is, Death (Major Arcana #13) is here to greet us with promises of a new beginning. So if there is an impossible barrier, expect it to dissolve the more you focus on achieving your goal. And last but not least, this reading is tethered to the card on the bottom of the deck, The Magician (Major Arcana #1).
I call the bottom of the deck The Portal for the sake of reference, and the way to open the portal in this case, is to trust your gut and create. The Magician handles the recipe, and you can rest-assured there will be no more blocks from the Eight of Cups with Death here at the end, and The High Priestess and The Emperor holding their end of the bargain, negotiating peace for the first time in ages. This is a big win that is happening for a group of people, whatever it is.
It’s auspicious. Everything speaks to the benefit of going with the flow. Just do what you do best — keep loving yourself and others. Create. Share your work. Feel free.
Now…on with the dailies.
All longhand cursive found below was written today with my non-dominant left hand. If you pay attention to the cards drawn, you will find influences in my writing.
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