Tarot Revelations

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After a Tower experience, you will grow stronger, wiser and more resilient as you develop a new perspective on life you did not even know existed. These moments are necessary for your spiritual growth and enlightenment, and truth and honesty will bring about a positive change, even if you experience pain and anxiety throughout the process. Sometimes, this threat or opposition may catch you by surprise, and you feel inadequately prepared for such a battle. Just like the man in the card has rushed to put his shoes on and ended up with a mismatched pair, you must scramble to fight even though you don’t have everything in place. To be better prepared next time, the Seven of Wands encourages you to map out any potential threats or risks before moving ahead with your plans. That way, you can have a ‘worst-case scenario’ plan ready to go. The High Priestess is a passive card as is the King of Cups; when the two of them appear in the same Tarot spread there is a mutual attraction between a woman and a man that grows in intensity, as neither party can make the move. Unrequited love is often the subject of novels and theatrical productions, but when you see this combination, you can use it as motivation to make your affections known. The King of Cups is reticent, but he is quite in touch with his feelings. Is the King of Cups a Good Card? When you focus on your question or concern, each card selection will tap into the distinct energy of your situation or question. The first three cards represent how you perceive yourself currently, the circumstances currently affecting you, and the unseen forces that have been (and may still be) influencing your outcome. Based on this unveiling, the next three cards will reveal potential patterns of self-sabotage, individuals you can trust, and ultimately, the hidden truths you must discover. This collective insight provides you with the answers you have been searching for. Use the Revelation Tarot reading to empower yourself and move forward with confidence and clarity. THIS is your turning point!

In this case, the fire from heaven will be used to promote a new religious belief in Antichrist. The works of the False Prophet will be based on a ministry of religious deception. The False Prophet is a servant to Antichrist. Yet, he is the “Secretary of State” who implements or institutionalizes the dragon’s evil vision. 9 4. He deceives people to follow Antichrist (Revelation 13:14)The Seven of Wands reversed shows that external pressure is weighing you down, leaving you doubting yourself and whether everything is worth it. It may seem as if you are under constant opposition. At first, you could hold firm, but after a relentless battle, you are now exhausted and ready to give up altogether. Don’t let this get to you! Even if you are weary, this card urges you to keep fighting for what you believe in. Stand strong, own your position and don’t change who you are just to keep others happy. At times, The Tower Reversed can be a sign that you are resisting change and delaying the necessary destruction and upheaval. You may be in denial that change is occurring. Or you may be clinging to an old belief system even though you know they are no longer relevant or healthy for you. As much as you don’t want to, you need to go through this difficult time to learn a valuable lesson and make progress in your life. And know that if you continue to resist this change, it will only force its way into your life even more. The growth and transformation that The Tower card brings are inevitable. No amount of hiding or denying will make it go away, and it will only get louder with potentially greater upheaval. In the Major Arcana, the archetypal journey, we find masks on each of the figures. I found this incredibly cool (but then, I am also contemplating putting theater masks on my living room wall!)! Wong did the Major Arcana in a style that he terms similar to stained glass, with each image representing a lesson to be learned, a being to be studied, or a situation. The mask acts to bring in the "human" element. Wong sees the Minor Arcana as "lesser" versions of the lessons from the Major Arcana.

Let's face it, sometimes we are our own worst enemy. We're never trying to get in our own way, it's simply our subconscious's way of protecting us after being deeply wounded from past situations. This card will help you see what it is you're doing that's derailing your chance at true happiness. Once you've identified this behavior, you'll finally be able to take the steps toward escaping the nasty cycle of self-sabotage. There's always some action that needs to be taken -- but knowing what that action is could be unclear to you. The second position in this Tarot reading examines what you need to do right now, either for yourself or those around you. You have a power, and the universe is calling you to wield it. One downside of the King of Cups is that his detachment and tolerance for bad behavior can leave those closest to him exposed to negativity. Just because he has a calming influence of control and peacefulness is not a guarantee he will help the situation. King of Cups in Future Position

Revelation allows for no divided allegiance: We must decide between God and the world and between what each side values. Yet we cannot read this passage’s warning properly without also grasping the rest of the book: Every Babylon of the past has fallen, and so will every empire that oppresses us (18:2; 19:2). The future belongs not to Babylon but to the faithful, whose home is the Jerusalem to come (21:2–8). 18