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It's been a while since I've set foot on qz. How's everybody? I am enjoying my decadent existence and step further and further into the occult.

My question is this: do you believe in the Tarot? I could say I do, because I've come to realize as I read more and more on this subject and in the cards that the cards never lie. :D I am also waiting for rationalist-pragmatic-material points of view dissing me and pulling me around in the mud. And I'd be rather happy if the people decide to stay on-topic.

Thank you!

Kisses to y'all!!!

Sonia
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sonia Doris wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's been a while since I've set foot on qz. How's everybody? I am enjoying my decadent existence and step further and further into the occult.

My question is this: do you believe in the Tarot? I could say I do, because I've come to realize as I read more and more on this subject and in the cards that the cards never lie. :D I am also waiting for rationalist-pragmatic-material points of view dissing me and pulling me around in the mud. And I'd be rather happy if the people decide to stay on-topic.

Thank you!

Kisses to y'all!!!

Sonia[/QUOTE]

Hello Sonia, I am good thanks! Glad all is well with you...but to answer your question, no I don't believe in Tarot cards, Fortune telling...anything like that.
Hi Sonia. Although I'm interested in occultism, spiritualism etc. I have come to an end that it is important to have a focus on 'our life here'.
The statement "cards don't lie" implies that cards have a knowledge we don't have and also are able to make a choice to tell the truth about this knowlege or not :) I do not believe that is the case. Cards are just pieces made by people who had certain ideas what to put on the cards and assigned a meaning to the pictures. I don't believe they can tell me anything about my life or future.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sonia Doris wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's been a while since I've set foot on qz. How's everybody? I am enjoying my decadent existence and step further and further into the occult.

My question is this: do you believe in the Tarot? I could say I do, because I've come to realize as I read more and more on this subject and in the cards that the cards never lie. :D I am also waiting for rationalist-pragmatic-material points of view dissing me and pulling me around in the mud. And I'd be rather happy if the people decide to stay on-topic.

Thank you!

Kisses to y'all!!!

Sonia[/QUOTE]

My dad's an expert on Tarot. I wonder whose books you've read? Many out there are utter crap, and even the good ones involve seeing through loads of bullshit to get to the essence.

Why don't you mail me? I think I'll have some interesting stuff for you.
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"My dad's an expert on Tarot."

Any interesting stories for us? Not that I "believe" in this. I don't know anything about it. I do think that certain patterns can be found in anything - even flipping a coin. You could ask the coin: Am I going to have a good day today? - Heads for "yes" and tails for "no", and it WILL answer you. Then what if it comes true? Does that mean the coin knows what you cannot know? Ha.

Sometimes there are "suggestions" that take hold as well. I certainly wouldn't want to go to one of these tarot card readings and get a negative reading. That can't be good for you.
I've got some pretty awesome Tenacious D tarot cards. Groovy.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Donna13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"My dad's an expert on Tarot."

Any interesting stories for us? Not that I "believe" in this. I don't know anything about it. I do think that certain patterns can be found in anything - even flipping a coin. You could ask the coin: Am I going to have a good day today? - Heads for "yes" and tails for "no", and it WILL answer you. Then what if it comes true? Does that mean the coin knows what you cannot know? Ha.

Sometimes there are "suggestions" that take hold as well. I certainly wouldn't want to go to one of these tarot card readings and get a negative reading. That can't be good for you.[/QUOTE]

What you name here is more of a simplified summary of I Ching; I Ching is 'the book of changes', and uses chance (albeit not COMPLETELY random chance) to create a pattern of continuity and discontinuity, which can be used to make predictions, though this is a very dangerous thing. What it CAN be used for as well, is for instance what Philip K. Dick did in his books: he used the I Ching to create the plot-twists in his works.

As for Tarot. What I'm about to tell you is a very short, extremely simplified version of what is going on:

In short, the Tarot represents a library of ancient Jewish (mystical) knowledge. It was by no means intended to predict the future or anything like that. In the Tarot, Qabbalistic astronomy (not astroLOGY) and knowledge of the make-up of the world is stored.

This does not mean that it cannot be used to 'foretell the future', but that is a different story: the charlatans who think they can tell your future usually can't; they believe each card has one or more specific meanings. They don't. The cards are quite simply a way of focussing your attention on a person. Anything could do: a hand, a piece of cloth, some coins, dice, bones, stones, etc.

When a person has a question, they carry within themselves the answer to that question at least 999 out of 1000 times. By using the Tarot, the one who lays the cards works with the one whose cards are being read, to peel away, so to speak, the layers covering the answer up. So, in essence, the person who asks the question answers it, too, and the Tarot-reader only mediates.
Not Plutus but Apollo rules Parnassus
"When a person has a question, they carry within themselves the answer to that question at least 999 out of 1000 times. By using the Tarot, the one who lays the cards works with the one whose cards are being read, to peel away, so to speak, the layers covering the answer up. So, in essence, the person who asks the question answers it, too, and the Tarot-reader only mediates."

Ahh. Now I understand. I also believe that just getting quiet and thinking can work - for figuring things out.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Donna13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"When a person has a question, they carry within themselves the answer to that question at least 999 out of 1000 times. By using the Tarot, the one who lays the cards works with the one whose cards are being read, to peel away, so to speak, the layers covering the answer up. So, in essence, the person who asks the question answers it, too, and the Tarot-reader only mediates."

Ahh. Now I understand. I also believe that just getting quiet and thinking can work - for figuring things out. [/QUOTE]

Agree, but it's rather difficult to get to your subconsciousness like that.
Not Plutus but Apollo rules Parnassus
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sonia Doris wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It's been a while since I've set foot on qz. How's everybody? I am enjoying my decadent existence and step further and further into the occult.

My question is this: do you believe in the Tarot? I could say I do, because I've come to realize as I read more and more on this subject and in the cards that the cards never lie. :D I am also waiting for rationalist-pragmatic-material points of view dissing me and pulling me around in the mud. And I'd be rather happy if the people decide to stay on-topic.

Thank you!

Kisses to y'all!!!

Sonia[/QUOTE]

My dad's an expert on Tarot. I wonder whose books you've read? Many out there are utter crap, and even the good ones involve seeing through loads of bullshit to get to the essence.

Why don't you mail me? I think I'll have some interesting stuff for you.[/QUOTE]

kewl!!! kewl!! :D Well, I bought a couple of books, but here it's rather difficult to locate good books, but I found some kinda American or English book, which is very good and complete. I've been also looking online. I have only started with it a couple of months ago, and we're doing a lot about the occult and Alchemy at school. :)
I'm sooooooo glad this topic wasn't hijacked!!! :D
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I'm not so sure I believe, but maybe I will.

Can someone do a reading for me right here, right now, on-line? Will I ever find love other than on the internet? Is Freddie's spirit watching over us all? Did Sonia make more cookies for us? Is Greg Brooks really Greg Brooks? Perhaps we need a resident fortune teller...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm not so sure I believe, but maybe I will.

Can someone do a reading for me right here, right now, on-line? Will I ever find love other than on the internet? Is Freddie's spirit watching over us all? Did Sonia make more cookies for us? Is Greg Brooks really Greg Brooks? Perhaps we need a resident fortune teller... [/QUOTE]


just done it and the cards said yes to all your questions
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I do not and it rather irritates me when my mum comes home from a 'card reading'. She burbles on about how the stars are right and this card said she's going to get a haircut etc. etc.

I'd rather listen to the old bone rattlings of a witch doctor in some distant tribe in Nairobi to be perfectly honest.
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Tell your mum to stop frequenting retarded charlatans who don't have a clue what they are doing.
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