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[Tarot Card] Spread: The Tower, The Emperor, The Eight of Swords?
I asked a question pertaining to a guy that I had very strong feelings for, but we had a major falling out and haven’t spoken in a few years. He’s coming to town this weekend and I asked basically what I could expect from this weekend concerning him, it was a three card spread that was: The Tower, The Emperor, and the Eight of Swords.
I’m just looking for another interpretation of what it could mean! Thanks!
This is a very interesting reading. The Tower to me has always represented the Ego, it terms of Freudian pyschology. The Tower is made up of our beliefs and conviction, and often we seem to stand alone from the top. It’s important to reach out to the people around us. The Tower represents the need to establish very strong foundations in life.
The Emperor is the individual. He represents the struggle for personal independence, through determination and will-power.
Eight of Swords represents frustration and the need for patience. It can also represent an inability to see clearly in a situation.
The Tower seems to represent the falling out you had with this person. It seems there was some sort of disagreement or inability to connect in your relationship. You were both standing on your own towers, worlds away. The Emperor represents you, and the Eight of Swords card represents how the weekend will go. Apparently there will be some sort of issue which you may not clearly understand, or you might lose sight of your values and yourself. It doesn’t seem like this person is a good match for you. You’ll need to be independent and not get back together with him.
…That’s my interpretation anyway. Hope it helps.
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