Ah! Yes! The Big Three!
Non-Tarot readers seem to suddenly know everything about tarot when they see these three
They think that the Death card means they are going to die
The Devil card has to do with Satan
And the Tower card…
… Well we should all fear The Tower
… Even if only a little
But each card has its good and its bad
Its ups and its downs
But all normies and newbs seem to see is the downs
If we are going to grow, we must take the good with the bad
So slide $20 cross my palm and let me give you reading
So that you may better understand
Death
The Good One
The one that should inspire hope yet leaves fools to tremble
Death
The happiest change card in the deck
For every ending is a new beginning
It is time for transformation
The old goes out
The new comes in
It’s time to shed what you don’t need
The problem becomes when you fear change
When you resist it
You become stuck in an endless loop
A paradox of your own creation
A time loop of
what if’s
and I should have
and if only
You settle into a depression that devours you from the inside out starting with your soul
Each card has its warnings and this one's is this:
Shed the old welcome the new
Because we all need to transition
For after all there is no life without Death
The Devil
The one that Christians fear
The sexed up
Insecure
Card of downfall
And doubt
He simply means that you are holding yourself back
But that is quite addicting
and so, you get attached
And you blame him
And shame him
Surely it is he that keeps you back
But we all create our own restrictions
We delve down into those dark thoughts and then our shadow self runs wild
Unable to face the blame we must put
A face on our own inner demons
so that we can become
detached
Thus, removing us from the responsibility and so we don’t take action
We keep ourselves from moving forward and blame
the Devil, that we all fear
As we should
because we are him
The Tower
The actual bad one
Even on the cards face
Things are up in flames
As one falls to their death
Abrupt and without warning
Even seeing this card cannot always prepare you for what’s coming
Sudden change is an understatement
Awakening sounds to subdued
Disruption is appropriate
But chaos
Chaos is the word best to be used
Things become upheaved, the truth surges forward
And the world you know crumbles down around you
Disaster strikes and you must remind yourself that it’s all part of the growing process
Through the fire comes the Phoenix
There’s a rainbow after the storm
But this storm is a hurricane or an angry tornado that misses the first house
and the next
and the next
and then come straight for you
But through the tears and the pain know that the guides and the angels are pushing you to better things perhaps even greatness
So try to land on a soft spot
As you fall from the Tower
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