I'm not just the solution, but the cause of many of humanities problems.

[dolari]

It's happening.

It's really got me worried.

So I got out the Tarot cards.

"What is the Future of my Job Situation?"


Those of you who can also read them...you getting as bad a reading on this as I'm getting?

Comments

[elenderel.livejournal.com]

Dang, girl. I've forgotten much of my tarot knowledge but what I do remember ... urk.

[silent-ic-river.livejournal.com]

This isn't bad. Your final outcome card, it's the Devil reversed. Yes, you're chained now, but you reverse that.
I see a lot of fear, a lot of weight to carry.
I'm also finding that I want to ask you where is your mastery?

[chrysalis.livejournal.com]

yeah, and listen to silent_ic_river about The Devil reversed too!

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

My mastery?

[silent-ic-river.livejournal.com]

In what areas are you a master? Play to your strengths is part of the message. It's also a call to do what you love.

My two cents

[chrysalis.livejournal.com]

My interpretations are only based on traditional meanings since I incorporate other things, but here are my thoughts that you can take with a grain of salt. :)

Both future cards have the constant theme of being either blocked or immobolized. The Magician card crowning you feels a tad funky - a reversed Magician can mean being unable to carry things out, but I think there's more to it than that in this case (if I were doing the reading I would normally start throwing a few cards regarding that one.)

I don't know how far your "long-term future" card usually looks ahead, but I didn't see anything about loss. Hopefully this means that at the very least you'll still have some income even if the situation isn't so great. :(

[gwenners.livejournal.com]

This doesn't look *that* bad, but it sure is spot on in a lot of places.

1. Current Situation. You worked hard to get up North...

2. The Fool. ...but in doing so, you had to go without much of a safety net

3. Goal. Your insecurity and the lack of a safety net has caused some major problems.

4. Historical past. Coming north was to put an end to suffering felt in previous situations.

5. Current situation. A false start and unrealized goal. I doubt you need me to even mention Globex here.

6. Near future. Also pretty easy to read. Loss, failure, pain. But now then...

7. Self. Decisions made too hasty, but still a certain level of hope.

8. Feelings. Stubbornness, overly materialistic.

9. Hopes and fears -- in this case, definitely fears. A delay in your goals.

10. Final outcome. A release from bondage and a new life's direction.

What I'm seeing here is a good reflection on what your going through right now. The reading is not without hope, and the potential to get away from a few life scripts that hold you back, but require actions that avoid stubbornness and falling into old routines. The next few months are going to be very, very hard, but there is a payoff if you can work positively through them.

... and yes, the notion that I'd end up the friend of the person who's tarot deck I bought back in '93, let alone first admired the art of back in '85, was... unexpected. Life seems to work that way, I suppose. ;-)

[madrona.livejournal.com]

At a big, distant, cursory glance, I'm getting "Fuck this shit, look for work *out* of your field."

But I work with ye olde Rider-Waite these days, and this deck isn't that. Yeah, it matters.

[ghostangel.livejournal.com]

I'd have to go with the same interpetation. Very simply, things are looking really bad (9 and 10 of swords ergh) and things are looking bad in the short term, but the long term (the devil) speaks of new beginnings, which actually could be good or bad, but since it's reversed, more likely good.