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Your Self Overall

Ten of Cups

Abductions in Greek mythology tended to be pretty tragic. But then theres Hylas, who was getting some water one day for him and his mentor Hercules, when he was abducted by some nymphs. But unlike in most stories, Hylas fell in love and happily chose to stay with the nymphs. Likewise, the Ten of Cups is about finding emotional fulfilment, particularly in relationships.

Your Current Mood (The Card of Aries)

The Empress

Our empress is Hera, wife of Zeus and queen of the Olympian gods. Her Roman name was Juno, which gives us the name of June, still the favorite month for weddings. Drawing this card could indicate a marriage or important merger, or a time of unusual fertility or creativity. Or that your husband is a philandering jerk.

Matters Concerning Finance (The Card of Taurus)

The Magician

Hermes, our magician, was known for his charm, cleverness, and diplomacy. And for being the biggest con artist on Olympus! Drawing this cards means that you have the skills to make things happen. Just remember to use your powers for good.

Matters Concerning Travel and Communication (The Card of Gemini)

The Star

When Andromeda was tied to a rock, to await consumption by a giant sea monster, she could have sat down and accepted her fate. Instead, she raised such a fuss that a passing hero came to her aid. The Star, likewise, is the card of hope. It is telling you that this is the time to look up -- not around at your problems but above them -- and reach for the stars.

Matters of the Home, Parents and Children (The Card of Cancer)

Three of Wands

Youth holding a Hare, from an Athenian redware kylix. The boy is shown as a successful hunter, using his skills to bring home the bacon (or the rabbit). Dont be afraid to hunt in new fields today.

Matters of Pleasure (The Card of Leo)

Knight of Pentacles

Demeter was taken in by a peasant family during her search for Persephone, and in gratitude, she taught their son Triptolemus the art of agriculture. He thereafter taught the rest of Greece. It was harder than hunting and gathering, but its bounty allowed the great Greek city states to grow. The Knight, likewise, is about the hard work that builds your dreams.

Matters of Health (The Card of Virgo)

The Tower

This wild ride of a card heralds a new life heading your way at top speed. You may feel inclined to step off the tracks before this oncoming train crashes into you, but don’t worry, it probably wont be an Athenian tragedy. The Tower upright usually precedes a change that can remake your life in a positive way. And if not, you’ll finally get to collect on all that insurance.

Matters of Partnerships and Marriage (The Card of Libra)

Seven of Pentacles

Hecate, goddess of witchcraft, was one of the most versatile deities in Greek mythology, believed to have power over the earth, sea and air. Likewise, you are currently being blessed with success in your current field, and the ability to find talents in new areas.

Matters of Death and Inheritance (The Card of Scorpio)

Five of Pentacles Reversed

Zeus and Hermes visited a city disguised as two wandering beggars. But despite the fact that turning away a stranger was a grave offense to Hestia, goddess of hospitality, no one would give them anything. Until they met an old couple named Baucis and Philemon, who invited them in -- and received wealth and safety in return. Better times are ahead for you, too.

Matters of the Spiritual, Education and Dreams (The Card of Sagittarius)

The High Priestess Reversed

The pythia, the ancient oracle at Delphi, is our High Priestess. When you ask her a question, she just points to the two small words carved over her temple doors: Know Thyself. People dont have to hide from you what you refuse to see.

Matters of Career (The Card of Capricorn)

Queen of Pentacles

Demeter was the great goddess of the harvest, who presided over the fertility of the earth. She is therefore perfect as our Queen of Pentacles, a card that rules wealth and fertility, a down to earth practicality, and material wishes being granted. Anyone drawing this card can expect compassion, generosity, possibly a motherly influence, and, ultimately, success!

Matters of Friendship (The Card of Aquarius)

Five of Pentacles Reversed

Zeus and Hermes visited a city disguised as two wandering beggars. But despite the fact that turning away a stranger was a grave offense to Hestia, goddess of hospitality, no one would give them anything. Until they met an old couple named Baucis and Philemon, who invited them in -- and received wealth and safety in return. Better times are ahead for you, too.

Matters of Burdens, Opposition and Fears (The Card of Pisces)

Knight of Cups

Sea goddess Thetis is our Knight of Cups. The Knight is all about compassionate love, and Thetis showed this repeatedly. Like when she found the lame Hephaestus, after hed been thrown out of Olympus, and nursed him back to health. In gratitude, he later made arms and armor for her son Achilles. Showing compassion to someone now could yield you valuable rewards later.

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