One goal I have set for myself this year is to finally learn the Tarot as well as I have always wanted. I've done readings for myself and others (sometimes even for a few sheckels) since I was in high school--many, many years ago. But I've always felt as thought I were winging it rather than really competent. So I'm taking a couple classes to really hone my skills and my connection with the cards. I have a few decks now--the ubiquitous Rider set, the Thoth, a book of the Dead set that I got free with a purchase, but I really like them and a set of Universal Goddess Tarot cards. I try to draw a card from one wet every day or every other day to really study them. The Goddess cards I'll post here.
So to start, I'll pick . . .
X The Wheel
The goddess represented here is Arianrhod, lady of karma. One minute her silver wheel turns for you, another against. And from the gleeful way she frolicks, it doesn't seem she minds her role. The wheel in most decks represents the operation of fortune in the querent's life or perhaps a turning point where one must take a new tack. It's interesting that this card comes for me the day after my first semester in graduate school ended. What does this card say for you?
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