Which Major Arcana Tarot Card Are You?

II - The High Priestess

 

The Fool is the most complex and most contradictory of all the Tarot cards. "I am not a number, I am a free man". The Fool represents naivety and childlike innocence - yet the Fool is wise. He carries only what possessions he really needs He journeys through life, tasting everything it has to offer then letting it go and moving on. The Fool is a risk taker, often shown with one foot over a cliff showing us every new beginning has a risk. Whether the Fool represents opportunity or danger one thing is clear: this world needs more fools.
I just dont like the idea of being a FOOL! Other than the fool part, I'm cool with the prediction.

 

death

 

I'm The Tower.

 

You scored as a XIII: Death
Death is probably the most well known Tarot card - and also the most misunderstood. Most Tarot novices would consider Death to be a bad card, especially given its connection with the number thirteen. In fact this card rarely indicates literal death.Without "death" there can be no change, only eventual stagnation. The "death" of the child allows for the "birth" of the adult. This change is not always easy. The appearance of Death in a Tarot reading can indicate pain and short term loss, however it also represents hope for a new future.
XIII: Death
94%
I - Magician
88%
VI: The Lovers
88%
III - The Empress
81%
XV: The Devil
75%
IV - The Emperor
63%
II - The High Priestess
63%
VIII - Strength
56%
XI: Justice
56%
0 - The Fool
50%
XVI: The Tower
44%
XIX: The Sun
38%
X - Wheel of Fortune
13%

 

Tower

 

i think i may have done this one but i don't remember for sure.

my ego says the magician, my humility and desire to avoid self deception says the fool.
(who isn't really such a fool after all, at least not entirely)

my suit is more likely wands or penticals, with penticals slightly favored, the cups or swords, which is to say, more earth and air, the water or flame, which in my personal equivalences is the virtical axis, earth and air, i think you can see why i feel that symbology rather then some of the more widespread in the literature, which i place above and below, with water and cups on the left, and fire and swords on the right, which i also identify as below, south; left, west; air, above, north, and fire, east, where the sun rises.

but my personal associations are from my dreams, rather then anyone's traditions.

they are also what to me, seem simple and streight forward, like the conservation, but tweekability, of probability.

i'm guessing, if i scroll back to the begining of this thread, there's some kind of one of those online survey sorts of things, at one of those sites for making and hosting them, with a link to it mentioned somewhere, which i shall now go and have fun with.

=^^=
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wow, interesting and a little surprised, never even thought of this one:

You scored as a XIX: The Sun This is the happiest card in the deck. It is full of joy and optimism, everything is right with the world. We are as innocent children playing in the fields without care. The Sun brings success, well-being and happiness in all spheres - material, emotional, spiritual -wherever our desires lay.When this card appears in a Tarot spread it indicates success, joy and happiness. Obstacles will be overcome, goals achieved.When badly aspected, it can indicate a stagnation through over-indulgence, too much of a good thing.

XIX: The Sun 81%
I - Magician 69%
II - The High Priestess 63%
VIII - Strength 56%
XIII: Death 56%
III - The Empress 50%
IV - The Emperor 44%
XI: Justice 44%
XVI: The Tower 44%
XV: The Devil 38%
0 - The Fool 38%
VI: The Lovers 31%
X - Wheel of Fortune 31%

interesting too, that the number 19 figures signifigantly in one of my other beliefs
interesting too, that on the gift exchange day of that belief, the 26th of february,
in a 'blind' gift exchange, i received a pendent with a sun face on one side and a moon face on its reverse.

=^^=
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You scored as a III - The EmpressThe Empress is a maternal symbol. She is the mother figure who loves, nurtures and protects. She will protect you, she will always be there when you are in trouble. When you fall over and graze your knee, the Empress will kiss it better. Yet she is not a weak figure. Her compassion is strength. If her children are threatened she will stop at nothing to protect them. If well aspected in a Tarot spread, the Empress can symbolise security, protection and unconditional love. If badly aspected it can represent over-protectiveness, fear of risk taking and refusal to face the real world.