The Cross Draw is a very popular classic.
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1. The Pros | |
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Card 7 VICTORY |
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The card announces a near success. A success, some honors, a reward. A victory against an opponent or a competitor. The subject became the best in his field. A victory in a championship, or a contest in an election. Generally speaking, victory against adversity. Against: the subject is going to be defeated by one stronger than him. |
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2. The Obstacles | |
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Card 16 DESTRUCTION OF THE TEMPLE |
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The card announces the collapse of a financial and material situation or even the collapse of a dream. Bankruptcy without recourse, missed work, hopes that collapse. It can indicate a disaster that might hit the subject goods: a crack in the basement of his house or his company's buildings, an earthquake, fire or even sabotage. The card is a warning: If there is still time, the subject must take every possible precaution (insurance, etc.). In other cases, it's the front of opposing something that collapses and appears as it is in the eyes of the subject. |
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3. Your Situation | |
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Card 9 THE MASTER OF WISDOM |
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Auspicious: the card shows a wise and intelligent management of affairs and budget. The subject is considered a valuable advisor. One may consult him often, but perhaps he is sometimes too prudent. Against: the subject is not reasonable. The card announces an administrative mess or financial risk. It indicates that the subject would do well to use a management consultant, or consult one wiser than him. |
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4. The Evolution | |
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Card 2 THE WATERPORTER |
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Auspicious: the card is very favorable. It shows great potential, good foundations, large financial opportunities, opening credits. For intellectuals, it shows great knowledge, but also the possibility to become richer through intellect. For everyone: inexhaustible ideas. Against: the subject lacks basic information or qualifications. Or: the subject is momentarily lacking in ideas. |
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The Synthesis | |
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Card 4 THE EMPEROR |
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The card indicates that the subject has built his profession on a solid and stable basis that he knows to manage and administer. He is the authority in his profession and encourages respect. It announces a high function access. Auspicious: it can also indicate the support of important figures, like politicians. Against: One rebels against authority. Administrative issues, disorder, mismanagement. |