The Cross Draw is a very popular classic.
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1. Your Pros | |
Card 4
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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. |
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2. Your Obstacles | |
Card 16
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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 | |
Card 22
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The card is auspicious, it indicates that the subject will harvest or reap the fruit of his efforts. He reaches the end of a cycle. He has completed a deal, a negotiation or a task. He may take a little rest, a vacation or a sabbatical year. It is advisable he gets some rest before heading back to a new task. |
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4. Your Evolution | |
Card 19
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The card announces a brilliant accomplishment or success. The subject's businesses are radiant. His work is known and appreciated. The subject may achieve fame. The card can also indicate a professional association, or even announce a connection to his love life. The subject could work with his love partner. |
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Your Synthesis | |
Card 15
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The card announces a major crisis that threatens the financial and material life of the subject. This may be the bankruptcy of his business or the loss of his job. However, it can be saved by someone powerful. This person can do so that there is new credit, or that his case be bought cheaply, or even obtain substantial compensation in case of dismissal. In addition, the card can make a claim on his home or his business premises: fire, lightning, water damage, or even a burglary with breaking and entering. |
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