Your best bet to get the most authentic reading is to look at what the card is telling you regardless if it is facing one direction or another.Ħ. In general, I find memorizing meanings to be limiting when working intuitively with the cards. Maybe certain energies of cards are now interacting more with one another when reversed. Especially if a lot of the cards in a reading are reversed, I will tell the client that they think they know what’s going on, but to approach things from a new perspective. Often a reversal to me will mean that energy of that card but ungrounded, or I am not looking at the situation clearly. I will look at which direction figures are facing, which elements suddenly have more importance (on top) over other symbols.
When I get reversals in readings, I look at the context they play in the spread. While there are some that read them as opposite or lesser of the same thing, I find that to be a limiting way to read the cards. Reversals can be confusing as readers will interpret them in different ways. LS: This is a common question new readers have to tarot, so you are not alone. Some readers say it means the opposite of the upright cards, and others say it means the same, but to a lesser degree." - gailwhite
"I’m new to tarot and wonder about reversed cards. Magic is all about claiming your personal power, and the tarot is an excellent tool to amplify those abilities.ĥ. If a deck is calling your name, invite it in no need to wait for someone to gift it to you. Trust your intuition, that internal sense, to see what draws you in. Therefore, the magical tools you connect with will be unique to you. Our magic is our own no one can dictate it to us. We are all born into magic we each already have a connection - it is simply about remembering and strengthening it. If this is true, the people who hold access would only invite who they want, and that’s not how magic works. I believe the tradition, or at least the myth of the tradition, started as a way for people to gatekeep magic and magical tools. You can and should buy your own deck, especially if you are feeling called to one. LS: This is a common fallacy within the tarot community. "Is it true that someone needs to gift you your first tarot deck as opposed to purchasing it yourself?" - sweetbref People often use the expression bust a move in informal settings to talk about performing dance moves.2. The dance theme persisted throughout the show when the benches emptied at halftime and then remained as the clock wound down in the final quarter when the teachers on the court were asked to bust a move.The second excerpt uses the idiom to describe that teachers started to dance during an event. With this entertaining option, you need to bust a move to escape the zombie apocalypse. Rather, it has the more general meaning of get moving. This example is a little unusual because the expression doesn’t mean dance. This app helps you exercise while also playing a game, trying to escape from zombies.
This article excerpt uses the idiom to describe an app. Jonah: You’re not in the mood right now, but once you hear the music you might change your mind! I’m not really in the mood to bust a move.
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Jonah: Hey, are you going to the free salsa class after work tomorrow? In this example, two friends are discussing their plans for tomorrow.
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