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9 – The Hermit:
Keywords (reversed card): Isolation, Withdrawal, Loneliness, Ignorance, Lack of guidance
Affirmation: I embrace solitude and self-reflection to gain deeper understanding and inner wisdom.
Meaning (reversed card): In reverse, The Hermit warns against isolation, avoidance of self-reflection, and the need to seek external guidance or companionship to gain clarity and understanding. It may suggest a fear of introspection or a resistance to facing one's inner truths. It calls for a balance between solitude and social interaction, seeking the guidance of mentors or wise individuals, and finding a path of self-discovery that aligns with personal values and aspirations.
Eight of Pentacles:
Keywords: Diligence, Skill development, Mastery, Hard work, Craftsmanship
Meaning: Eight of Pentacles signifies hard work, commitment, and the pursuit of excellence. It represents a time when you are focused on improving your skills or mastering a particular craft or area of expertise. The card suggests that you are dedicated to your work, willing to put in the necessary effort, and committed to the process of growth and development. It encourages you to pay attention to the details, invest in self-improvement, and take pride in your accomplishments. The Eight of Pentacles brings a sense of discipline, craftsmanship, and the potential for significant progress and achievement.
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- 1 Minors
- 1 Reversals
- 0 Wands
- 1 Pentacles
- 0 Cups
- 0 Swords
- 1 Eight
- 1 Nine
Spread from the book spiritual Tarot, 78 paths to personal development.
Text from the automatic interpretation:
Card 1: The Hermit (Reversed)
In the present moment, it appears that there may be a tendency to shy away from self-reflection and introspection, which is clearly reflected by the reversed Hermit card. This could be an indication of feeling disjointed or detached within current circumstances, a situation that often manifests itself as a deep inner state of confusion, leading to avoidance of self-discovery journey. The reversed Hermit does not only signify a fear of introspection but also the need for me to seek the wisdom of a mentor or guide to bring clarity and understanding to my current situation.
Card 2: Eight of Pentacles
The challenge presented b...
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Spread from the book spiritual Tarot, 78 paths to personal development.
Text from the automatic interpretation:
Card 1: The Hermit (Reversed)
In the present moment, it appears that there may be a tendency to shy away from self-reflection and introspection, which is clearly reflected by the reversed Hermit card. This could be an indication of feeling disjointed or detached within current circumstances, a situation that often manifests itself as a deep inner state of confusion, leading to avoidance of self-discovery journey. The reversed Hermit does not only signify a fear of introspection but also the need for me to seek the wisdom of a mentor or guide to bring clarity and understanding to my current situation.
Card 2: Eight of Pentacles
The challenge presented by the Eight of Pentacles is indeed daunting. There's a call for diligence, the pursuit of mastery, and commitment to the ongoing journey of self-improvement. It appears that I might be feeling overwhelmed by the evolving circumstances and additional responsibilities and tasks being thrust upon me. This card suggests that the key obstacle blocking my path ahead is the requisite hard work and commitment to process of self-betterment.
In light of these cards, it seems that my situation is caught between an overwhelming need to dive deeper into my own personal development, whilst simultaneously avoiding significant inner analysis out of fear of what I might find. The reversed Hermit card is urging me to balance my seclusion with social interactions and to seek external guidance. On the other hand, the Eight of Pentacles emphasizes the need to embrace discipline and concentrate on perfecting my craft, all the while maintaining resilience amidst challenges. The juxtaposition of these two cards, thus, symbolizes my ongoing struggle between fear of self-reflection and the arduous journey of self-improvement.
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