Just a quick update for my regular clients. 

The Wedding is on Saturday and as you can well imagine things will be crazy for me so I doubt I will be able to take any arranged calls.  Please try my group of qualified readers (link below) in my absence.  I may possibly log in briefly for the last time before the wedding this evening (Thursday), but it is iffy.

I will be back after the wedding and hope that you are all well.

Thank you all for your warm wishes and continued support!

Brigid Bishop

 

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

I am logging off to take care of my wedding planning loose ends and decided that I would pull two cards for today for both me and my client base.

(BTW I will be watching for arranged calls between errands if you need me)

What I pulled first was the Tarot Card:  DEATH

Death is not a bad or scary card, it is a card of transformation, changes manifesting within and without, endings leading to new beginnings, the King is Dead, Long Live the King!  The illustrations in the Universal Waite and Rider Waite decks clearly exemplify that.  Death also brings about a purification.  He comes out of the night and rides boldly toward the sunrise, embracing the change and starting a brand new day.

When Death appears in a spread it is not about any type of physical loss of life, it is about change, we cannot grow without change.  Sometimes Death comes suddenly, unexpectedly, and other times we prepare and welcome Death at our door.

I thought it was interesting that Death came up as the first card as I am going through a transformation myself right now, (ending one cycle of my relationship with Frank and beginning a new one, the marriage), and found it rather apropos.

I especially found it interesting that I decided to pull two cards today prior to receiving the Card of Death and due to the combination, the second card indicates what the transformation is leading to, and we received the Ace of Cups!

Wow!

Especially for me as an individual, this hit home.

All Aces in Tarot are symbolic of new beginnings, the Ace of Cups is the beginning of Love, and in my case, the transformation to a new "level" of love.

The Ace of Cups is also a card of fertility (both physical and metaphysical), happiness, communion with God (Your Higher Power), it is very much represented in the Rider Waite and Universal Waite decks as "Communal", symbolic of the Christian Rite of receiving Communion.

It is readily apparent what these two cards mean for me in my life, what do they mean in yours if you are reading this?  Try to apply these meanings to your current situation and post them here to expand your understanding of the Tarot and I can continue the discussion with you as I take my intermittent breaks today.

As stated, I will be taking some arranged calls during the day and this evening, so please enter an extended wait time of at least four hours if you wish to speak with me.

 

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