[psykeeper]

You are currently making a transition, and you nervous because you feel you don't know enough or are unprepared for this transition, but you're hoping for the best. You had a guide or teacher or mentor before, but you've "graduated" and now are being put on trial out in the unexplored territory. You fear you lack strength or capability to survive in these conditions, but you do want to be successful and be taken seriously throughout your trip out in the unknown.

Your peers (family, friends, etc) feel that you squeaked by, pulled some strings, and barely made it past in order to graduate, and luckily survived. (I keep feeling like this is a high school graduation or college graduation, or a job promotion, I don't know, but it feels like you're moving on from something in that sense, but not necessarily literally.) However, your peers think you know what you're doing and know that you love what you do, so they have hope and faith in you to succeed.

Right now, although you're hopeful, you're still in doubt of your capability to succeed. In closing, the last card tells me that if you continue to doubt or double-guess yourself, things will fall apart and collapse underneath you rather than falling in place and supporting you thought your journey. Have faith and never doubt yourself, and you'll be on a paved road to success. Otherwise, be prepared for your journey to be a repeat of the past- pulling strings and barely surviving.


Celtic Cross spread:

Strength (upsidedown)
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Hermit - Hierophant (upsidedown) + Star - Judgement
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Fool (upsidedown)

Devil
Strength (upsidedown)
Lovers
Magician

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[puridalan]

Moonie2012, on 02 November 2009 - 03:24 PM, said:

We've been in arguments? You mean that thread about posting whether or not a reading helped? That was no argument. If I came off as passive it was because I WASN'T trying to argue - I wanted the thread to be about experiences only.

I think I'm very thorough - when I start a job I finish it (for the most part, there is the occasional exception). If I can't finish something due to a problem I turn tenacious and work on it even harder, to the point where people (and myself) tell me to give up. I get it done more often than not, though.

As for Mr. Moro or a morals class - I'm not sure what that means. I think I had a teacher in junior high with a name similar to that, but I can't remember right now. I'll have to ponder on that.

No I was talking about your mother, not about the other thread. Secondly, the only reason why I can think I got that teacher's name or close to it was because you're on a 'negative state'...though most people are somewhat when wanting a reading, so that's nothing new. But that is very interesting that teacher should even come up, why do you not like how he taught? And did his bad teaching really stick with you and how did it influence you not to bel ike him? Im just curious thxs

[Moonie2012]

psykeeper, on 02 November 2009 - 04:04 PM, said:

You are currently making a transition, and you nervous because you feel you don't know enough or are unprepared for this transition, but you're hoping for the best. You had a guide or teacher or mentor before, but you've "graduated" and now are being put on trial out in the unexplored territory. You fear you lack strength or capability to survive in these conditions, but you do want to be successful and be taken seriously throughout your trip out in the unknown.

Your peers (family, friends, etc) feel that you squeaked by, pulled some strings, and barely made it past in order to graduate, and luckily survived. (I keep feeling like this is a high school graduation or college graduation, or a job promotion, I don't know, but it feels like you're moving on from something in that sense, but not necessarily literally.) However, your peers think you know what you're doing and know that you love what you do, so they have hope and faith in you to succeed.

Right now, although you're hopeful, you're still in doubt of your capability to succeed. In closing, the last card tells me that if you continue to doubt or double-guess yourself, things will fall apart and collapse underneath you rather than falling in place and supporting you thought your journey. Have faith and never doubt yourself, and you'll be on a paved road to success. Otherwise, be prepared for your journey to be a repeat of the past- pulling strings and barely surviving.


Celtic Cross spread:

Strength (upsidedown)
|
Hermit - Hierophant (upsidedown) + Star - Judgement
|
Fool (upsidedown)

Devil
Strength (upsidedown)
Lovers
Magician

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Interesting. I'm not in any kind of transition right now nor am I expecting to be, but interesting nonetheless.

[puridalan]

also, when you said that's not what you're wife looked like, almost right away I got the question, "Is my wife pregnant"...thought that was a bit creepy but ya

[Moonie2012]

puridalan, on 02 November 2009 - 04:09 PM, said:

No I was talking about your mother, not about the other thread. Secondly, the only reason why I can think I got that teacher's name or close to it was because you're on a 'negative state'...though most people are somewhat when wanting a reading, so that's nothing new. But that is very interesting that teacher should even come up, why do you not like how he taught? And did his bad teaching really stick with you and how did it influence you not to bel ike him? Im just curious thxs

He used to get pranked on a lot by the miscreant kids, and that's the only reason I remember him. Other than that, he was pretty forgettable and had absolutely no influence on me, good or bad. I guess he wasn't a crappy teacher, there was just so much chaos going on during his classes it was impossible for him to teach.

No, my wife isn't pregnant. If she is, it would be a whopper of a surprise.

This post has been edited by Moonie2012: 02 November 2009 - 10:16 PM

[puridalan]

It would be interesting to see if she is anytime soon, though that's just me, well thxs for the info

[Rosewin]

So as usual we find out way more about the person being read because they told us. Should it not be you getting the information from psychics instead of you giving it out to us? Just saying.

I highly encourage you to remain a skeptic.

This post has been edited by Rosewin: 03 November 2009 - 04:43 AM

[puridalan]

Glad for him remain a skeptic, isn't going to do anything to me

My only thing just remain ready skeptic or not ^^

[Rosewin]

Well some people are better of as skeptics and would make horrible believers. As for you Puridialan you need more discipline cause your gift is like a rough sea but I do have a question my friend. Do you believe people can be read if they do not believe? Maybe the information you get is from the Universe and not through them but I always thought maybe if the person did not believe that a true psychic would know such and then simply say they cannot help. This is at least how I grew up believing.

[Moon Minion]

Rosewin, on 03 November 2009 - 02:42 PM, said:

So as usual we find out way more about the person being read because they told us. Should it not be you getting the information from psychics instead of you giving it out to us? Just saying.

I highly encourage you to remain a skeptic.

Hmmm those clever psychic deviants! The readings they give cause the one being read to reveal a little more each time until the psychic knows enough to give a general rundown! but Of coarse everybody knows that...

LOL I wonder if one could play the psychics into a trap

But wait, a true psychic would know I was trying to trap them.

I'll find out.

[Moonie2012]

Rosewin, on 02 November 2009 - 10:42 PM, said:

So as usual we find out way more about the person being read because they told us. Should it not be you getting the information from psychics instead of you giving it out to us? Just saying.

I highly encourage you to remain a skeptic.

The little info I have given is just that - little. I had a bad teacher in junior high (that I barely remember), I have a wife, I don't have a dog. There's quite a bit more to life than that.

Anyhow, if you aren't going to read me, please quit cluttering my thread. I'm looking for impartial readings, not pointless criticism and talks of skepticism. I am trying to keep an open mind for this thread, but it seems the believers are the ones intent on shutting it for some reason.

This post has been edited by Moonie2012: 03 November 2009 - 03:14 PM

[Rosewin]

k =)

[mcrom901]

Element: Fire
Colors: Purple
Quality: Mutable
Ruling House: 9th - Philosophy & Religion
Ruling Planet: Jupiter
Tarot Card: Temperance

The Archer is really a centaur -- the lower half is horse, the upper half is a man. The man is holding a bow with an arrow aimed upwards toward the sky. This symbolizes the Sagittarian's drive to overcome basic animal instincts by aiming his thoughts into the divine realms of the heavens. In other words, you Archers are hunting for ideas and experiences that draw you into greater awareness. As such, you Sagittarians tend to love adventure, travel and philosophy -- all ways of extending beyond your immediate surroundings.

Archers tend to aim their arrows of thought upward, being the incurable optimists of the zodiac. You often look at the sunny side of life and the silver lining to any dark cloud. You are honest to a fault, for you can say what's on your mind before you realize that someone's feelings might be hurt. Since the centaur is part horse, there is also a connection between you Archers and horses, be it a love of riding or an emphasis on the most powerful part of a horse: its legs and thighs. In fact, many of you Sagittarians love outdoor hiking and long distance running.

Your motto is "It is better to know how to learn than to know." You seek knowledge and wisdom, never tiring of the quest for what is yet to come. Others enjoy being with you when you are in your outgoing and joyful mood, but you can become more sullen if you feel that your wings have been clipped. Even in a restrictive situation, however, you'll not lose hope--and it is this inspirational perspective that leads you to your greatest success.

Element: Fire
Fire signs are naturally warm. A fire gives light and heat, but it doesn't get depleted as others feed on its warmth. One candle can bring light to a room and it won't burn any faster if ten people read from its light than if there was only one. Fire doesn't plan its next move; it isn't logical. It simply is in the moment and will burn what fuel is available without judgment or forethought. For this reason fire signs can successfully rely on their intuition and survival instincts.

The fire of Sagittarius is warming, not hot -- but that's because it's far away. It's like a light in the distance that reminds us why we are heading in that direction or the stars that have been used for navigation. This is the fire of inspiration whose heat can motivate the mind to reach out into the wilderness.

House: Ninth
If the Third House is the House of Quick Trips, then the opposite Ninth House could be called the House of Long Distance Journeys. It's about foreign travel, higher education -- for that's travel in the mind and the potential adventure that the future holds.

Key Planet: Jupiter
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and as such symbolizes an expansive action. He is the king of bigger, better and more. But, of course, too much of a good thing isn't necessarily good, and Jupiter can encourage us to overspend or overindulge. Jupiter acts like a magnifying lens and can make a little opportunity look larger than life. As the key planet of Sagittarius, Jupiter encourages us to take those opportunities, to live life as an adventure and to believe in something greater than ourselves.

Greatest Strength:
Your undying optimistic attitude

Possible Weakness:
Glossing over problems or avoiding difficult situations

[Moonie2012]

mcrom901, on 03 November 2009 - 09:27 AM, said:

Element: Fire
Colors: Purple
Quality: Mutable
Ruling House: 9th - Philosophy & Religion
Ruling Planet: Jupiter
Tarot Card: Temperance

The Archer is really a centaur -- the lower half is horse, the upper half is a man. The man is holding a bow with an arrow aimed upwards toward the sky. This symbolizes the Sagittarian's drive to overcome basic animal instincts by aiming his thoughts into the divine realms of the heavens. In other words, you Archers are hunting for ideas and experiences that draw you into greater awareness. As such, you Sagittarians tend to love adventure, travel and philosophy -- all ways of extending beyond your immediate surroundings.

Archers tend to aim their arrows of thought upward, being the incurable optimists of the zodiac. You often look at the sunny side of life and the silver lining to any dark cloud. You are honest to a fault, for you can say what's on your mind before you realize that someone's feelings might be hurt. Since the centaur is part horse, there is also a connection between you Archers and horses, be it a love of riding or an emphasis on the most powerful part of a horse: its legs and thighs. In fact, many of you Sagittarians love outdoor hiking and long distance running.

Your motto is "It is better to know how to learn than to know." You seek knowledge and wisdom, never tiring of the quest for what is yet to come. Others enjoy being with you when you are in your outgoing and joyful mood, but you can become more sullen if you feel that your wings have been clipped. Even in a restrictive situation, however, you'll not lose hope--and it is this inspirational perspective that leads you to your greatest success.

Element: Fire
Fire signs are naturally warm. A fire gives light and heat, but it doesn't get depleted as others feed on its warmth. One candle can bring light to a room and it won't burn any faster if ten people read from its light than if there was only one. Fire doesn't plan its next move; it isn't logical. It simply is in the moment and will burn what fuel is available without judgment or forethought. For this reason fire signs can successfully rely on their intuition and survival instincts.

The fire of Sagittarius is warming, not hot -- but that's because it's far away. It's like a light in the distance that reminds us why we are heading in that direction or the stars that have been used for navigation. This is the fire of inspiration whose heat can motivate the mind to reach out into the wilderness.

House: Ninth
If the Third House is the House of Quick Trips, then the opposite Ninth House could be called the House of Long Distance Journeys. It's about foreign travel, higher education -- for that's travel in the mind and the potential adventure that the future holds.

Key Planet: Jupiter
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and as such symbolizes an expansive action. He is the king of bigger, better and more. But, of course, too much of a good thing isn't necessarily good, and Jupiter can encourage us to overspend or overindulge. Jupiter acts like a magnifying lens and can make a little opportunity look larger than life. As the key planet of Sagittarius, Jupiter encourages us to take those opportunities, to live life as an adventure and to believe in something greater than ourselves.

Greatest Strength:
Your undying optimistic attitude

Possible Weakness:
Glossing over problems or avoiding difficult situations

The last two lines made me laugh. How did you come up with all that?

[mcrom901]

Moonie2012, on 03 November 2009 - 03:53 PM, said:

The last two lines made me laugh. How did you come up with all that?

People born under the sign of Tiger are sensitive, given to deep thinking, capable of great sympathy. They can be extremely short-tempered, however. Other people have great respect for them, but sometimes tiger people come into conflict with older people or those in authority. sometimes Tiger people cannot make up their minds, which can result in a poor, hasty decision or a sound decision arrived at too late. They are suspicious of others, but they are courageous and powerful.