into tarot?tell me your birthday and I'll tell you your tarot card.

the tower

 

Thanks Anna the star being a seed!

 

Thank you. The bad side is unfortunately true, but hopefully the good side as well.

 

Could you tell me you interpretation please Anna?

 

That's so cool, the "tower" sounds very positive, am I right?

I'm listening now to "Ruby Tuesday" (1970) by Melanie Safka

"Don't ask her why she needs to be so free, it's the only way to be..."

"Goodbye Ruby Tuesday......................"

"Lose your dreams and you might lose your mind, isn't life unkind?"

"GOODBYE RUBY TUESDAY!!!!!!!!!!.........................."

however I believe the "tower" has an isolated aspect to it.

 

july 21, 1975

 

july 8th 1989

 

the world card

 

strength card

 

you are independent , expressive, forceful, dominating, isolated, uncooperative.

the star is the 17th card of the major aracana. which shows a beautiful naked girl under the starts pouring refreshing water on the parched earth with one pitcher, and reviving the stagnant water of a pond with another. she represents the glories of earhly life, but also material enslavement to it. the stars above her are an eternal reminder of the presence of the spiritual world.

you should beware of excessive physicality and never lose sight of higher goals.

meditation:::::::::::::::::.............
~*~*~*~*~*~*there is room for many stars in the fimament~*~*~*



i use Haindl , however, my cars in the shop, and my extended Haindl reference books are in the trunk. or else i would give you an extended reading.

 

Ahh... Ive a son too! Sending to strengh sister,2 children well done lady!

 

the world card: Basic Tarot Meaning

The World card pictures a dancer in a Yoni (sometimes made of laurel leaves). The Yoni symbolizes the great Mother, the cervix through which everything is born, and also the doorway to the next life after death. It is indicative of a complete circle. The Dancer has one leg crossed over the other, just like the Hanged man. She is, in a sense, his opposite, the hanged man right-side-up. As the Hanged Man saw infinitely inward, the Dancer sees infinitely outward. Which brings us to the Lion, Bull, Cherub and Eagle standing for Leo, Taurus, Aquarius and Scorpio, the fixed signs of the Zodiac (these link the ever turning World card to the ever turning Wheel of Fortune), and so symbolic of the four elements, four compass points and the four corners of the universe. All within the Dancer's sight and power.

Thus, the World card, very aptly, represents a successful conclusion, all aspects accounted for and taken in. Simply put, this card tells the Querent that the end to a long-term project is in sight, and that it will be accompanied by well-earned praise, celebration and success. With Saturn as its ruling planet, this card can also indicate that the Querent, now an expert in their subject, is likely to become a teacher or sought-after lecturer. And, finally, on a more mundane level, the World card indicates travel, not short business trips, but long, fantastic trips. Maybe a lecture tour, book signing, or just a trip around the world. This is a wonderful card of wholeness, perfection, satisfaction and happiness.


(lol, i'm going to have to read this a few times to understand WTF. HEY! is this why Life is a Highway and Freebird are my favorite songs? lol. sorry, i'm so banal.)

 

i'm being blessed with two girls. joey is short for jocelyn, named for my fabulous little sister, though for some reason she's telling me her name is Joey. thanks for the congrats.

 

overcoming catastrophe and confronting challenges. however the tower cautions against rising unjustifiably high, risking destruction t the hands of one's own invention and succumbing to the lure of fanciful interprises.


......wow... you have alot of decisions that you are constantly pondering....

and you have good common sense.

also, you should be very careful with alcohol, beware of addictive tendencies, which can have disastrous effects on your nervous system and internal organs (especially the liver). you have a higher risk.

and your such a workaholic, you should learn to enjoy yourself more and take regular time off from your work .

you seem to stick to physical discipline when you decide on it.
i.e. yoga, aerobics, martial arts, or specific diets like being a vegan or vegetarian. once you decide you want to get involved in it, you commit.

or am i just crazy?

 

Do you have your own meaning for the star, as I love the interpretation for the world you have just written!

 

What does "the tower" mean?

 

look up, i posted it sorry, forgot to put your name on it!

 

Basic Card Symbols

A tower on a rocky outcropping, a powerful bolt of lightning, one or two figures falling from the tower, sometimes waves crashing below.

Basic Tarot Story

As the Fool leaves the throne of the Goat God, he comes upon a Tower, fantastic, magnificent, and familiar. In fact, The Fool, himself, helped build this Tower back when the most important thing to him was making his mark on the world and proving himself better than other men. Inside the Tower, at the top, arrogant men still live, convinced of their rightness. Seeing the Tower again, the Fool feels as if lightning has just flashed across his mind; he thought he'd left that old self behind when he started on this spiritual journey. But he realizes now that he hasn't. He's been seeing himself, like the Tower, like the men inside, as alone and singular and superior, when in fact, he is no such thing. So captured is he by the shock of this insight, that he opens his mouth and releases a SHOUT! And to his astonishment and terror, as if the shout has taken form, a bolt of actual lightning slashes down from the heavens, striking the Tower and sending its residents leaping out into the waters below.

In a moment, it is over. The Tower is rubble, only rocks remaining. Stunned and shaken to the core, the Fool experiences grief, profound fear and disbelief. But also, a strange clarity of vision, as if his inner eye has finally opened. He tore down his resistance to change and sacrifice (Hanged man), then broke free of his fear and preconceptions of death (Death); he dissolved his belief that opposites cannot be merged (Temperance) and shattered the chains of ambition and desire (The Devil). But here and now, he has done what was hardest: destroyed the lies he held about himself. What's left is the bare, absolute truth. On this he can rebuild his soul.

Basic Tarot Meaning

With Mars as its ruling planet, the Tower is a card about war, a war between the structures of lies and the lightning flash of truth. The Tower, as Wang points out, stands for "false concepts and institutions that we take for real." When the Querent gets this card, they can expect to be shaken up, to be blinded by a shocking revelation. It sometimes takes that to see a truth that one refuses to see. Or to bring down beliefs that are so well constructed. What's most important to remember is that the tearing down of this structure, however painful, makes room for something new to be built.

Thirteen's Observations

No card scares a Tarot reader like the Tower - or the person they're reading for if that person knows anything about Tarot cards. It is however one of the clearest cards when it comes to meaning. False structures, false institutions, false beliefs are going to come tumbling down, suddenly, violently and all at once. What's important to remember as a tarot reader is that the one you're reading for likely does not know that something is false. Not yet. To the contrary, they probably believe that their lover is being faithful, that their religious beliefs are true and right, that there are no problems in their family structure, that everything is fine at work...oh, and that they're fine. Just fine, really.

Alas, they're about to get a very rude awakening. Shaken up, torn down, blown asunder. And all a reader can really do to soften the blow is assure the Querent that it is for the best. Nothing built on a lie, on falsehoods, can remain standing for long. Better to tear it all down and rebuild on the truth. It is not going to be pleasant or painless or easy, but it will be for the best.

http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/meanings/tower.shtml

 

http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/basics

is where shes getting that, if you guys want to look it up, i have really great books , in my damn trunk!!!!

 

I found it thank you Anna! I will ponder as its simular to what I thought...cheers for taking the time out!