My Cards

I accidentally took the test to decide my card from Tarot Deck. Hmm, they managed to divide it into some section, which are My Power Cards, My Lucky Cards, My Desire Cards, My Core Cards, and My Growth Cards. According to those people, the growth cards and the desire cards might change, but the other cards will stay the same. Well, I took this test for fun actually, but the explanation of the cards really astonished me. (Those are sooooo me!)

My Core Cards are The Hermit and The High Priestess. Wow! The core cards represent mymost basic traits--all that I am begins with the influences associated with these cards. And here is the explanation.

The Hermit denotes a need to have some space between you and everyday hustle and bustle of our busy world. The Hermit needs to retreat. Indeed, happiness for The Hermit requires seclusion, freedom for material wants, and time for intense introspection. The answers The Hermit needs cannot be found in our physical world. The truths he seeks are internal, spiritual, and the distraction of a well developed social life can only impede his quest for his personal truths. Still, although not anything remotely resembling extrovertism, The Hermit does sometimes need to share time with others; so he can learn or teach, guide or be guided. The Hermit’s time spent amongst people depletes his energy quickly. To avoid an overlord he has to retreat from social settings quickly.

When The High Priestess is among your personal cards, the influence of The Hermit may be increased. Having The World or The Lovers in your personal cards may diminish the influence of The Hermit.

While the other card, The High Priestess said this. Completely feminine and the counterpart to The Magician, the High Priestess is the Gatekeeper of the subconscious, the unknown. She travels in worlds which most of us only glimpse in our dreams. Her realm is that of unseen truths, untapped potentials, and hidden dangers. The Calling of The High Priestess is to go beyond the obvious and visible to tap those powers which are veiled from normal vision. While she is passive by nature, she has the power to uncover unknown potential and is very aware of the infinite potential all humans harbor within them. She is also very patient. She is also very patient. She can wait for events to blossom in their own time.

When The Hermit or Hanged Man are among your personal cards, the influence of The High Priestess may be increased. Having the Magus in your personal cards may diminish the influence of The High Priestess.

Awww, so nice... Meaning that my core cards are mainly about ethereal realm. And those two are supporting one another.......

My Power Cards and Lucky Cards are same. The High Priestess and The Justice!!! Wow! (Is this a coincidence? Since I was born under the sign of Libra!)

Justice signifies the principle that although things sometimes seem askew the Universe is ultimately fair. We may not see or understand why things happen, but most of us sense there is in fact a reason and that balance exists even when we cannot see it. Justice denotes fairness regardless of who you are. At its purest the forces embodied by Justice give us the power to see without bias, and the courage to be accountable for our actions. These powers also test our faith at times. These powers also give us the tools and strength to fight injustice in our everyday life. All we have to do is use them.

When The Emperor is among your personal cards, the influence of Justice may be increased. Having The Devil in your personal cards may diminish the influence of Justice

Good... Nice nice nice... Meaning, I am an introverted person with the tendency of unveiling things, seeing something hidden deep behind the ethereal realm of subconscious. I also tend to look for fairness and equality. No wonder everything revolved around investigation, balance, and reflection. Gosh!

But, isn't it fun knowing that your power comes from justice and subconscious realm? Coming from the process of knowing yourself better?


COOOOOOOL!