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Elizaveta / Hongrie Királynője Serpenyő
| Sujet: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 11:18 | |
| (oui oui Francis, nous sommes des "testeurs professionnels" faut croire xD)Donc un petit test pour savoir quelle carte du Tarot êtes-vous.- Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... The HermitYou scored 52 change, 51 wellbeing, 72 wisdom, and 51 truth He has mastered all elements of the past key numbers and stands on top of the mountain of attainment. The snowy peaks is symbolic of his isolation because his wisdom sets him apart from the rest. In this position, he holds his lantern to light the way for the rest to follow his path to enlightenment, for knowledge is meaningless unless we turn and show others what we have learned. The lantern light is 2 triangles, one face up and the other face down. As is above, so below. A triangle only holds 180 degrees, but the combination of 2 triangles equals 360 degrees. A circle has 360 degrees and is the symbol of the creator, endless. 360 degrees and 180 degrees both vibrate at a number 9, the vibration of this cards. some extra words:being introspective thinking things over focusing inward concentrating less on the senses quieting yourself looking for answers within needing to understand searchingseeking greater understanding looking for something wanting the truth at all costs going on a personal quest needing more desiring a new direction receiving/giving guidance going to/being a mentor accepting/offering wise counsel learning from/being a guru turning to/being a trusted teacher being helped/helping seeking solitude needing to be alone desiring stillness withdrawing from the world experiencing seclusion giving up distractions retreating into a private world Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 11:52 | |
| J'ai bien aimé le test <3 - Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... The StarYou scored 70 change, 65 wellbeing, 67 wisdom, and 53 truth The woman in this card represents the subconscious mind gathering knowledge from the universal subconscious and pouring it over humanity. The right leg that supports her weight is bent in a 90degree angle suggesting that all will be learned if you search in the right places, with her foot resting in the pool of knowledge. The left hand pours the waters over the land and it disburses into 5 separate streams representing the 5 natural senses of man. some extra words:regaining hope having faith in the future thinking positively believing counting your blessings seeing the light at the end of the tunnel feeling great expectation looking forward to success being inspired regaining motivation realizing an inner strength seeing the way clear being stimulated to a higher level creating receiving the answer being generous wanting to give or share spreading the wealth opening your heart giving back what you have received letting love flow freely offering with no reservations holding nothing back feeling serene experiencing peace of mind relaxing finding your still center remaining untroubled savoring perfect calm being tranquil amid trouble enjoying harmony Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
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Ludwig / Allemagne Admin L'amour et la haine sont des parents consanguins
| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 12:00 | |
| Me parler de tarot alors que je suis à fond sur Persona 3, tss. Du coup j'ai envie de retourner sur ma console.- Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... The StarYou scored 61 change, 56 wellbeing, 70 wisdom, and 55 truth The woman in this card represents the subconscious mind gathering knowledge from the universal subconscious and pouring it over humanity. The right leg that supports her weight is bent in a 90degree angle suggesting that all will be learned if you search in the right places, with her foot resting in the pool of knowledge. The left hand pours the waters over the land and it disburses into 5 separate streams representing the 5 natural senses of man. some extra words:regaining hope having faith in the future thinking positively believing counting your blessings seeing the light at the end of the tunnel feeling great expectation looking forward to success being inspired regaining motivation realizing an inner strength seeing the way clear being stimulated to a higher level creating receiving the answer being generous wanting to give or share spreading the wealth opening your heart giving back what you have received letting love flow freely offering with no reservations holding nothing back feeling serene experiencing peace of mind relaxing finding your still center remaining untroubled savoring perfect calm being tranquil amid trouble enjoying harmony Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 12:08 | |
| Encore comme l'Allemand du dessus. Qu'est ce que ça signifie tout ça hein? : D |
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Ludwig / Allemagne Admin L'amour et la haine sont des parents consanguins
| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 12:42 | |
| - Berwald Oxenstierna/Suède a écrit:
- Encore comme l'Allemand du dessus. Qu'est ce que ça signifie tout ça hein? : D
... Je sais paaaaaaaaaas. çà renforce juste nos liens fraternels. 8D |
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 12:53 | |
| J'en avais fait un déjà où j'étais la lune, voyons ce que celui-là propose: - Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... StrengthYou scored 52 change, 65 wellbeing, 52 wisdom, and 57 truth The Strength cards represents the control over material forces. The lion is a symbol of the fire within or the kundalini force that sits coiled within us at the base of the spine. The woman is symbolic of the subconscious, which controls vital functions without the need of conscious thought. She controls the lion with a gentle spiritual touch rather than from brute force. This card falls under the vibration of the number 8. some extra words:showing strength knowing you can endure having a gallant spirit feeling an unshakable resolve taking heart despite setbacks having stamina being a rock being patient dealing calmly with frustration accepting others taking time maintaining composure refusing to get angry showing forbearance being compassionate giving others lots of space tolerating understanding what others are feeling accepting forgiving imperfection being kind achieving soft controlpersuading working with guiding indirectly being able to influence tempering force with benevolence demonstrating the strength of love Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
Je suis un peu sceptique. |
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 13:17 | |
| Chine : C'est ce test que tu avais fait (j'aime les illustations *_*) ? Cela dit, je préfère celui d'Eli au mien. Celui d'Eli - Spoiler:
The High Priestess You scored 48 change, 67 wellbeing, 67 wisdom, and 59 truthThis card represents the subconscious mind. It is the balancing force between pairs. The pillars to her sides represent the opposites, light and dark, and she sits in the middle of them, impartial to one or the other. The curtain behind her connects the pairs. The letters on the pillars are B and J. The B is symbolic of the number 2 falling as the second letter in the alphabet. The letter J is the 10th letter in the alphabet, in numerology, this is reduced to 1. So on the pillars we have the numbers 1 and 2. This is symbolic of male and female, the two opposites. The Priestess is holding a scroll of universal and personal knowledge, but only part of it is showing, because god has more yet to reveal. The High Priestess is the link, the conscious mind formulates ideas and the subconscious sets them into action in a fashion of order, represented by the block on which she sits. This card falls under the vibration of the number 2. some extra words: staying nonactive withdrawing from involvement allowing events to proceed without intervention being receptive to influence becoming calm being passive waiting patiently
accessing the unconscioususing your intuition seeking guidance from within trusting your inner voice opening to dreams and the imagination being aware of a larger reality seeing the potentialunderstanding the possibilities opening to what could be seeing your hidden talents allowing development letting what is there flower sensing the mysterylooking beyond the obvious approaching a closed off area opening to the unknown remembering something important sensing the secret and hidden seeking what is concealed acknowledging the Shadow
Y'a quand même un paragraphe qui est complétement HS. XD Le mien (qui rejoint celui d'Eli puisque même résultat) - Spoiler:
You are The High Priestess Science, Wisdom, Knowledge, Education. The High Priestess is the card of knowledge, instinctual, supernatural, secret knowledge. She holds scrolls of arcane information that she might, or might not reveal to you. The moon crown on her head as well as the crescent by her foot indicates her willingness to illuminate what you otherwise might not see, reveal the secrets you need to know. The High Priestess is also associated with the moon however and can also indicate change or fluxuation, particularily when it comes to your moods.
Pour les passionnés, y'a celui-ci aussi : HereJ'avais déjà eu le même résultat quand je l'avais fait, l'année dernière (merci, Livejournal XD) - Spoiler:
Death The image of Death charging across a field on his spectral steed would strike fear into the heart of almost any man. The appearance of the Death card has a similar effect on most people, though it really should not. Whether you like it or not, Death is one of the most powerful cards in the Tarot. Humans naturally fear the unknown, and so Death is our greatest fear since it is the greatest unknown. The majority of us are unaware that our mind and spirit die all the time, constantly shedding old beliefs and acquiring new ones. It has been said many times by many readers: the Death card is not a card of death - it is a card of transformation. In the Tarot, as in reality, Death is nothing more than a transition to the next level of life. Whether you believe that a soul goes to heaven or back to Earth to be reincarnated, the fact remains that the soul lives on. The candle is extinguished, but only because the day has come. The river shown on many versions of the Death card is a symbol, showing that life will go on, no matter what disastrous things happen. The river water will reach the sea, rise into the clouds, then rain onto the land to flow into the river again. Nothing is destroyed, because nothing can be destroyed - there can be only transformation. The only real reason the transformation shown by Death is so catastrophic is because it is being held back, fought against by those too afraid to realize that change is beneficial. Every change happens for a reason, and Death is a force like Justice in that it is absolutely fair. It does not discriminate against one group and spare another - everyone is equal in the eyes of Death. So if big changes are happening in your life it is certainly plausible that you are the reason for them. There's no point fighting death, it only makes things worse. Like the Hanged Man, accept that change happens and let it do what it must. Take a look at the Rider-Waite version of the Death card, and note the bishop on the right side of the image. He is actually welcoming Death, because he knows of the great spiritual transformation it brings. Almost all versions of the Death card show a symbol of resurrection or re-birth. This could be the rising sun, an egg, or a sapling sprouting from the body of a dead man. All these symbols show that to progress in life, our old form must die, just as a snake sheds its old skin to reveal a shiny new one. This is the message of the card: Death must be conquered by the regeneration of the soul, and he who knows this shall live forever. When the Death card appears, big changes are heading your way. Usually this change refers to something in your lifestyle; an old attitude or perspective is no longer useful and you have to let go of it. While the Hanged Man was a card of voluntary sacrifice, the Death card is a forced sacrifice - but that does not mean that it is not for your own good. Sometimes you cannot see how your attitudes are hurting you, and when that is true, the Death card is your wake-up call. Death is not simply destruction; it is destruction followed by renewal. Even though one door may have closed, another is opening. Will you have the courage to step through? If so, before you go forward, take a moment to look back. Is there anything that you are carrying with you that is no longer necessary? Let it go now, before you proceed. Are your old attitudes holding you back, or are high expectations constantly disappointing you? Cast them off, or let Death's watery energy wash them away from you. Open yourself and let it strip away all that you no longer need - fear, revenge, intolerance. Flowers cannot bloom if the land is full of weeds which choke the ground, and likewise, your spiritual enlightenment will be held back by doubt and fear. Let them go now or risk having them painfully ripped away when Death inevitably returns.
I'm confused.
Dernière édition par Arthur Kirkland / UK le Mar 3 Aoû - 13:43, édité 1 fois |
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 13:31 | |
| Non mais je l'ai fait maintenant. (8D) et effectivement, j'adore les illustrations: - Spoiler:
You are The MoonHope, expectation, Bright promises. The Moon is a card of magic and mystery - when prominent you know that nothing is as it seems, particularly when it concerns relationships. All logic is thrown out the window. The Moon is all about visions and illusions, madness, genius and poetry. This is a card that has to do with sleep, and so with both dreams and nightmares. It is a scary card in that it warns that there might be hidden enemies, tricks and falsehoods. But it should also be remembered that this is a card of great creativity, of powerful magic, primal feelings and intuition. You may be going through a time of emotional and mental trial; if you have any past mental problems, you must be vigilant in taking your medication but avoid drugs or alcohol, as abuse of either will cause them irreparable damage. This time however, can also result in great creativity, psychic powers, visions and insight. You can and should trust your intuition. What Tarot Card are You? Take the Test to Find Out.
et je suis encore la lune apparemment. AH! c'est le deuxième que tu as mis mais je l'avais fait sur la plateforme d'où on a pioché les différents tests récemment. |
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Ludwig / Allemagne Admin L'amour et la haine sont des parents consanguins
| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 13:44 | |
| *tente le second test* - Spoiler:
The High Priestess
The High Priestess is arguably the most difficult of the Major Arcana to qualify with words alone, because so much of her power and ability is veiled in mystery that it is difficult for anyone to fathom it all. Every card in the Tarot speaks differently to everyone, but the Priestess seems to bear the widest range of interpretations, because she speaks directly to the Inner Voice, the unconscious mind. She is the manifestation of the unconscious and the effects of the mysterious in our everyday world. Trying to see how such mysteries work often defeats their purpose, and with this in mind, the High Priestess will be explained in as much detail as possible. She is, above all else, the base of potential that is the source of the power wielded by the Magician. She is the unlimited potential that allows him to transform and create whatever his Will desires. Understanding this type of balance, as found between potential and creation, masculine and feminine, is the key to unlocking some of the mysteries of the High Priestess. We see the clear progression of the theme of balance; instead of integrating opposites, the Priestess keeps them separate and keeps them in balance nonetheles. She herself is the scales; this symbolism is found in many Tarot decks. Without this balance there can be no power. The second symbolic motif found in almost all instances of the High Preistess are symbols of the unconscious mind. On the Rider-Waite version this motif is especially prominent, but most decks feature at least some lunar imagery that in turn has ties to the unconscious. Most decks that have the "twin pillars" symbology also depict a veil strung between those pillars; the High Priestess stands between us and that veil as a moderator. Behind the veil lies the powers of the unconscious, which we cannot start to understand but which, through her, we can learn to control. She is the gateway to realms that we may never fully comprehend or master. While it would be impossible for anyone to learn all of her mysteries and secrets, the High Priestess remains as a guide to those of us willing to venture deep within our minds to discover the true powers hidden deep inside each of us. This is the same power as that depicted on the Magician, but the scope of the Priestess' power is far different. While the Magician focuses his powers outward, to achieve a meaningful effect on the world, the High Priestess shows us that we can also use these powers on an inner level, to enrich and transform ourselves. Such transformations are certainly not as dramatic as the Magician's, but they are almost always more powerful. The High Priestess represents the mysteries of the unconscious and the Inner Voice, and her appearance is often a sign that your own intuition is trying to send you a message. The unconscious often speaks to us in symbols, so be alert around you for anything that seems out of the ordinary. This said, if you have an important decision to make when the Priestess appears, this is often a sign that the answers will be revealed to you, if you are patient and open to the whispers from within. You simply have to wait and be receptive to inner messages. Her lesson is that everything you need to know already exists within you. The theme of dualism in the High Preistess cannot be avoided either. She is often a sign of the Shadow, the negative portion of your personality that no one sees, and that you yourself could be unaware of. (In this sense, the term 'negative' does not refer to evil, just the opposite polarity from the positive and expressive part of your personality.) If you accept the Shadow within you, its powers will be open to you if you wish to use them. In most people the Shadow side is the more passive of the two, and the Priestess can therefore advocate a need for passivity in a situation. It is not always necessary to act; sometimes goals can be realized through inaction.
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 14:31 | |
| J'ai essayé le premier test et le résultat est... étonnant ? - Spoiler:
You are The EmpressBeauty, happiness, pleasure, success, luxury, dissipation. The Empress is associated with Venus, the feminine planet, so it represents, beauty, charm, pleasure, luxury, and delight. You may be good at home decorating, art or anything to do with making things beautiful. The Empress is a creator, be it creation of life, of romance, of art or business. While the Magician is the primal spark, the idea made real, and the High Priestess is the one who gives the idea a form, the Empress is the womb where it gestates and grows till it is ready to be born. This is why her symbol is Venus, goddess of beautiful things as well as love. Even so, the Empress is more Demeter, goddess of abundance, then sensual Venus. She is the giver of Earthly gifts, yet at the same time, she can, in anger withhold, as Demeter did when her daughter, Persephone, was kidnapped. In fury and grief, she kept the Earth barren till her child was returned to her. What Tarot Card are You? Take the Test to Find Out.
Et le second test (mais c'est tellement détaillé.. xD) - Spoiler:
Your result for Which Tarot Card Represents Your Higher Self? Test... Temperance4 0Fool, -1 1Magician, 3 2Priestess, 0 3Empress, 2 4Emperor, -1 5Hierophant, -1 6Lovers, -1 7Chariot, 2 8Strength, -1 9Hermit, -1 10WheelOfFortune, 5 11Justice, -1 12HangedMan, 2 13Death, 6 14Temperance, 2 15Devil, -1 16Tower, -1 17Star, 2 18Moon, 1 19Sun, 2 20Judgement and -1 21World! After the purging experience of Death, it is necessary to rebuild and improve on that which has been left over. Now that old habits and beliefs are gone forever, new attitudes must be acquired to fill the gaps and make you whole again. This process of reconstruction and harmonization is shown by the card called Temperance. The verb "to temper" means to modify or strengthen by adding a new component to an existing substance or mixture, and this broad defintion can be applied to many areas of your life. But all applications of Temperance share the common theme of moderation and balance, culminating in the creation of a centered and well-rounded being. In most Tarot decks the red-on-white symbology first shown in the Magician appears on the card in some form. The temperance of desire (red) with purity (white) is one of the most fundamental manifestations of this card, as is the reverse (purity with desire). The angel on the Rider-Waite deck, who wears a white robe and has red wings, is a perfect illustration of this. Purity of heart and mind gives you a solid base to fall back upon, but only through the desire for personal growth can you ever develop. The angel's white robes give him his basic form, but only through the control of his red wings comes his ability to fly. The act of Temperance can also refer to the coming together of two distinct beings that must function as one. Obviously this refers to relationships, but also to friendships, partnerships, and all kinds of compromises and committees. This can also take place on an internal level, when you confront your deepest desires and your most irrational fears and, instead of getting rid of them, you incorporate them into yourself and grow stronger because of the temperance. If you throw away your Shadow it cannot help you, but by accepting it you bring it under your control. Perfect harmony with oneself is one of the two lessons of this card, and the one often seen in readings. Temperance also represents an appreciation of moderation through experience of the extremes; to use an analogy, to live through the darkest night and the brightest day to appreciate both the twilight and the dawn. Only through seeing and acknowledging both sides - the positive and the negative - can you integrate both into your personality. Another facet of the Temperance card is that you must not strive to become totally positive, even though that might seem like a good goal. Life seeks balance and if you strive to be a totally positive being you will be fighting the current all the way. Better to embrace moderation and go with the flow. The two situations in which Temperance will most often appear are in the context of your relationships with others and with yourself. In the former case, a need for balance is often implied. Conflict can only be resolved through compromise and cooperation, and two people who both acknowledge this cannot be in conflict for long, because they always balance things out before they become problematic. Likewise, they enjoy the good times but know that they cannot last forever, and are not disappointed on darker days. If a relationship seems out of balance in any way, Temperance must be taken as a sign to start fixing things before it gets too far out of balance and it is irrevocably destroyed. Often, though, before you can achieve harmony in your relationships with the people around you, you must make peace with yourself. Inner imbalances can often manifest in the physical world if they are not attended to, whether or not the imbalance is a negative one. Having a lifestyle that is optimistic to the point of believing yourself to be invincible will lead to problems, maybe even more so than a lifestyle of pessimism and paranoia. Balance is best achieved through turning to the Inner Voice for guidance. Temperance is a card of health, and its appearance shows that your inner power is ready to heal you and make you stronger. Tarot card interpretation by James Rioux, CTM http://tarot.foolsjourney.ca/Take Which Tarot Card Represents Your Higher Self? Test at OkCupid
Et jamais le même résultat... ;___; |
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 14:34 | |
| Encore comme Eli... (Je vous jure que je ne le fais pas exprès. o_O) - Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... The HermitYou scored 48 change, 60 wellbeing, 83 wisdom, and 51 truth He has mastered all elements of the past key numbers and stands on top of the mountain of attainment. The snowy peaks is symbolic of his isolation because his wisdom sets him apart from the rest. In this position, he holds his lantern to light the way for the rest to follow his path to enlightenment, for knowledge is meaningless unless we turn and show others what we have learned. The lantern light is 2 triangles, one face up and the other face down. As is above, so below. A triangle only holds 180 degrees, but the combination of 2 triangles equals 360 degrees. A circle has 360 degrees and is the symbol of the creator, endless. 360 degrees and 180 degrees both vibrate at a number 9, the vibration of this cards. some extra words:being introspective thinking things over focusing inward concentrating less on the senses quieting yourself looking for answers within needing to understand searchingseeking greater understanding looking for something wanting the truth at all costs going on a personal quest needing more desiring a new direction receiving/giving guidance going to/being a mentor accepting/offering wise counsel learning from/being a guru turning to/being a trusted teacher being helped/helping seeking solitude needing to be alone desiring stillness withdrawing from the world experiencing seclusion giving up distractions retreating into a private world Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
Mais je préfère celui d'Arthur, rien que ça, vraiment! xDD - Spoiler:
You are the WorldCompletion, Good Reward. The World is the final card of the Major Arcana, and as such represents saturnian energies, time, and completion. The World card pictures a dancer in a Yoni (sometimes made of laurel leaves). The Yoni symbolizes the great Mother, the cervix through which everything is born, and also the doorway to the next life after death. It is indicative of a complete circle. Everything is finally coming together, successfully and at last. You will get that Ph.D. you've been working for years to complete, graduate at long last, marry after a long engagement, or finish that huge project. This card is not for little ends, but for big ones, important ones, ones that come with well earned cheers and acknowledgements. Your hard work, knowledge, wisdom, patience, etc, will absolutely pay-off; you've done everything right. What Tarot Card are You? Take the Test to Find Out.
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Elizaveta / Hongrie Királynője Serpenyő
| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 17:08 | |
| Ah, Arthur, j'avais fait une fois le tien et j'étais la Force. Mais entre la Force et l'Ermite... Je ne saurais pas dire ce qui me correspond le mieux xD |
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 18:42 | |
| I. Test d'Arthur: - Spoiler:
You are the WorldCompletion, Good Reward.The World is the final card of the Major Arcana, and as such represents saturnian energies, time, and completion.The World card pictures a dancer in a Yoni (sometimes made of laurel leaves). The Yoni symbolizes the great Mother, the cervix through which everything is born, and also the doorway to the next life after death. It is indicative of a complete circle. Everything is finally coming together, successfully and at last. You will get that Ph.D. you've been working for years to complete, graduate at long last, marry after a long engagement, or finish that huge project. This card is not for little ends, but for big ones, important ones, ones that come with well earned cheers and acknowledgements. Your hard work, knowledge, wisdom, patience, etc, will absolutely pay-off; you've done everything right.
II. Celui d'Eli: - Spoiler:
The High Priestess You scored 52 change, 65 wellbeing, 72 wisdom, and 61 truth This card represents the subconscious mind. It is the balancing force between pairs. The pillars to her sides represent the opposites, light and dark, and she sits in the middle of them, impartial to one or the other. The curtain behind her connects the pairs. The letters on the pillars are B and J. The B is symbolic of the number 2 falling as the second letter in the alphabet. The letter J is the 10th letter in the alphabet, in numerology, this is reduced to 1. So on the pillars we have the numbers 1 and 2. This is symbolic of male and female, the two opposites. The Priestess is holding a scroll of universal and personal knowledge, but only part of it is showing, because god has more yet to reveal. The High Priestess is the link, the conscious mind formulates ideas and the subconscious sets them into action in a fashion of order, represented by the block on which she sits. This card falls under the vibration of the number 2.
III. Eeeuh le test de...? x) - Spoiler:
The Devil
3 0Fool, -1 1Magician, 6 2Priestess, 2 3Empress, 3 4Emperor, 1 5Hierophant, -1 6Lovers, 2 7Chariot, 0 8Strength, 2 9Hermit, -1 10WheelOfFortune, 4 11Justice, 2 12HangedMan, -1 13Death, 4 14Temperance, 7 15Devil, 0 16Tower, 3 17Star, 4 18Moon, 0 19Sun, 0 20Judgement and -1 21World!
The Devil is another of the popularly misunderstood cards of the Tarot, perhaps second only to Death in this category. In our modern world we do not like to think that there is a seed of negativity in everyone, so we assume that anything bad that happens must be the work of some outside Devil, who is to be feared and shunned. But really, people do not do bad things because a force outside them is controlling their actions. They do bad things because the negative part of their own personality is expressing itself. To deny this side of yourself is to give it power over you, and to give it free reign over your life will eventually destroy you.
The symbolic portrayal of the Devil in the Tarot is a clear mockery of two previous Major Arcana, the Lovers and the Hierophant. The former parody is perhaps the more obvious. Where the angel hovers on the Lovers, the Devil stands on his card, cursing the man and woman rather than blessing them. They who were once connected to each other by love are now attached to the Devil by their chains of lust and ignorance. The Devil's hand mimics the gesture of the Hierophant, but perverts it. The true Hierophant offers spiritual wisdom and beckons to us with an open hand. The Devil's gesture hides his true intentions of hurtful wisdom - not really wisdom at all.
It must be stressed again that the Devil is not a force that attacks from without, but a cancer than devours you from within. When the Devil is in power everything turns upside-down; hence, the inverted Pentagram associated with him. When you submit to your inner Devil, you simultaneously submit to every other force in the outside world that would do you harm. You allow others to bind you and control your life. You allow your creative powers to be corrupted and turned against you. But through all of this you are not a victim of anyone but yourself. In fact, in a sense you are not really a victim at all, and certainly not helpless.
The most important lesson the Devil teaches you is that you can free yourself from whatever restrictions are holding you back, at any time you choose to. The chains that bind the figures on the Devil card are loose enough to be thrown off at any time. There is still positive energy within you that you can tap to break free - but only if you can let go of the materialism and that the Devil embodies. In the end, the best way to free yourself of the Devil's bondage is not to submit to it, but to accept it as the shadow that must be cast wherever there is light. Having accepted the shadow, you can look to the light.
When the Devil card appears in a reading it usually shows that you are not in control of your life, sometimes as a result of your own actions, but more often as a byproduct of inaction. This loss of control often leads to loss of hope, and a lack of faith in your own abilities. Sometimes ignorance and materialism are the tools of the Devil, and those traits will be evident if you focus on worldly possessions and power while ignoring the spiritual power you have inside of you. As a result, your creativity and energy can be seriously impaired, and you may not wish to regain control of yourself.
Your own mindset is a critical factor when the Devil card appears. If you think darkness has won, it has. If you are willing to let others exploit and restrain you, then they can and they will. But no one has power over you unless you give it away. If you are willing to release yourself from the chains of ignorance, you can do so, and you can step into the light. Turn all that negative energy into positive energy and see how much you can accomplish when you believe you can. Take a good long look at yourself and try to see what you could not see before. Always remember, that shadow cannot exist without light, and that there is no Devil except the one you create.
Les deux dernières descriptions sont très obscures xD du coup je pense pas avoir bien compris. |
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Feliciano Vargas/Italie N ModoVit d'amour et de pastas
| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mar 3 Aoû - 21:30 | |
| Premier test, encore seule à avoir ce résultat :p : - Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... JusticeYou scored 52 change, 56 wellbeing, 46 wisdom, and 65 truth Balancing the wrongs of the past and setting them correct. Just as in the laws of karma there is a cause and effect to each and every action that we do. The sword is held high in the right hand to symbolize the action of correcting wrongs and holding the balance of justice, also symbolizes the cutting out of negative thoughts. some extra words:respecting justice insisting on fairness acting on ethical principles being involved in legal concerns committing to honesty seeking equality being impartial trying to do what is right assuming responsibility settling old accounts and debts being accountable acknowledging the truth admitting involvement handling the situation doing what has to be done preparing for a decisionweighing all sides of an issue setting a course for the future balancing all factors determining right action choosing with full awareness understanding cause and effect accepting the results you created seeing how you chose your situation recognizing the action of karma knowing that what is makes sense making connections between events Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
Deuxième test: - Spoiler:
You are The DevilMateriality. Material Force. Material temptation; sometimes obsession The Devil is often a great card for business success; hard work and ambition. Perhaps the most misunderstood of all the major arcana, the Devil is not really "Satan" at all, but Pan the half-goat nature god and/or Dionysius. These are gods of pleasure and abandon, of wild behavior and unbridled desires. This is a card about ambitions; it is also synonymous with temptation and addiction. On the flip side, however, the card can be a warning to someone who is too restrained, someone who never allows themselves to get passionate or messy or wild - or ambitious. This, too, is a form of enslavement. As a person, the Devil can stand for a man of money or erotic power, aggressive, controlling, or just persuasive. This is not to say a bad man, but certainly a powerful man who is hard to resist. The important thing is to remember that any chain is freely worn. In most cases, you are enslaved only because you allow it. What Tarot Card are You? Take the Test to Find Out.
fufufu... Troisième test: - Spoiler:
Your result for Which Tarot Card Represents Your Higher Self? Test... Temperance3 0Fool, -1 1Magician, 6 2Priestess, 4 3Empress, 3 4Emperor, -1 5Hierophant, -1 6Lovers, 2 7Chariot, 0 8Strength, 2 9Hermit, -1 10WheelOfFortune, 4 11Justice, 0 12HangedMan, -1 13Death, 8 14Temperance, 2 15Devil, 0 16Tower, 3 17Star, 4 18Moon, 0 19Sun, 0 20Judgement and 0 21World! After the purging experience of Death, it is necessary to rebuild and improve on that which has been left over. Now that old habits and beliefs are gone forever, new attitudes must be acquired to fill the gaps and make you whole again. This process of reconstruction and harmonization is shown by the card called Temperance. The verb "to temper" means to modify or strengthen by adding a new component to an existing substance or mixture, and this broad defintion can be applied to many areas of your life. But all applications of Temperance share the common theme of moderation and balance, culminating in the creation of a centered and well-rounded being. In most Tarot decks the red-on-white symbology first shown in the Magician appears on the card in some form. The temperance of desire (red) with purity (white) is one of the most fundamental manifestations of this card, as is the reverse (purity with desire). The angel on the Rider-Waite deck, who wears a white robe and has red wings, is a perfect illustration of this. Purity of heart and mind gives you a solid base to fall back upon, but only through the desire for personal growth can you ever develop. The angel's white robes give him his basic form, but only through the control of his red wings comes his ability to fly. The act of Temperance can also refer to the coming together of two distinct beings that must function as one. Obviously this refers to relationships, but also to friendships, partnerships, and all kinds of compromises and committees. This can also take place on an internal level, when you confront your deepest desires and your most irrational fears and, instead of getting rid of them, you incorporate them into yourself and grow stronger because of the temperance. If you throw away your Shadow it cannot help you, but by accepting it you bring it under your control. Perfect harmony with oneself is one of the two lessons of this card, and the one often seen in readings. Temperance also represents an appreciation of moderation through experience of the extremes; to use an analogy, to live through the darkest night and the brightest day to appreciate both the twilight and the dawn. Only through seeing and acknowledging both sides - the positive and the negative - can you integrate both into your personality. Another facet of the Temperance card is that you must not strive to become totally positive, even though that might seem like a good goal. Life seeks balance and if you strive to be a totally positive being you will be fighting the current all the way. Better to embrace moderation and go with the flow. The two situations in which Temperance will most often appear are in the context of your relationships with others and with yourself. In the former case, a need for balance is often implied. Conflict can only be resolved through compromise and cooperation, and two people who both acknowledge this cannot be in conflict for long, because they always balance things out before they become problematic. Likewise, they enjoy the good times but know that they cannot last forever, and are not disappointed on darker days. If a relationship seems out of balance in any way, Temperance must be taken as a sign to start fixing things before it gets too far out of balance and it is irrevocably destroyed. Often, though, before you can achieve harmony in your relationships with the people around you, you must make peace with yourself. Inner imbalances can often manifest in the physical world if they are not attended to, whether or not the imbalance is a negative one. Having a lifestyle that is optimistic to the point of believing yourself to be invincible will lead to problems, maybe even more so than a lifestyle of pessimism and paranoia. Balance is best achieved through turning to the Inner Voice for guidance. Temperance is a card of health, and its appearance shows that your inner power is ready to heal you and make you stronger. Tarot card interpretation by James Rioux, CTM http://tarot.foolsjourney.ca/Take Which Tarot Card Represents Your Higher Self? Test at OkCupid
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mer 4 Aoû - 17:26 | |
| Premier Test - Spoiler:
Your result for The What tarot card resembles you Test... TemperanceYou scored 43 change, 37 wellbeing, 83 wisdom, and 45 truth The angel in the picture above is perfectly balancing and combining the two qualities of male and female, or positive and negative. The angel stands with one foot on the earth and one within the water at foot. This is also a perfect balance of the conscious and the subconscious mind. The red wings are symbolic of the fiery desires of the spirit to learn on a higher level of consciousness and the mountains in the background represent wisdom. The triangle is the higher knowledge that is acquired through introspection as the will to learn and understand can cause within us great doubt, but by following truth, we can select a path that leads us to the wisdom we so desire. some extra words:being temperate finding the middle ground showing moderation avoiding excess mitigating a harsh position looking for the golden mean reaching a compromise offsetting an extreme maintaining balance experiencing harmony achieving equilibrium bringing together opposites recognizing all sides fostering cooperation feeling centered and secure experiencing healthrenewing energy and vigor healing enjoying well-being recovering flourishing combining forces gathering together what is needed joining with others consolidating finding the right mix creating synthesis getting it all together Take The What tarot card resembles you Test at HelloQuizzy
Second Test - Spoiler:
You are The MoonHope, expectation, Bright promises. The Moon is a card of magic and mystery - when prominent you know that nothing is as it seems, particularly when it concerns relationships. All logic is thrown out the window. The Moon is all about visions and illusions, madness, genius and poetry. This is a card that has to do with sleep, and so with both dreams and nightmares. It is a scary card in that it warns that there might be hidden enemies, tricks and falsehoods. But it should also be remembered that this is a card of great creativity, of powerful magic, primal feelings and intuition. You may be going through a time of emotional and mental trial; if you have any past mental problems, you must be vigilant in taking your medication but avoid drugs or alcohol, as abuse of either will cause them irreparable damage. This time however, can also result in great creativity, psychic powers, visions and insight. You can and should trust your intuition. What Tarot Card are You? Take the Test to Find Out.
*aimait beaucoup Moon, dans God Child, ça tombe bien*[strike] |
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| Sujet: Re: [Test] : What Card Tarot ressemble you ? Mer 4 Aoû - 18:39 | |
| J'ai fait ton autre, Arthur, et je tombe sur ça : - Spoiler:
Your result for Which Tarot Card Represents Your Higher Self? Test... The Emperor3 0Fool, 2 1Magician, 6 2Priestess, 2 3Empress, 7 4Emperor, -1 5Hierophant, -1 6Lovers, 2 7Chariot, 3 8Strength, -1 9Hermit, -1 10WheelOfFortune, 6 11Justice, 2 12HangedMan, 0 13Death, 3 14Temperance, -1 15Devil, 0 16Tower, 0 17Star, 4 18Moon, 0 19Sun, 0 20Judgement and -1 21World! The second leg of the Body-Mind-Spirit triad is the Emperor, representing the power of the mind to shape the world. Such action does not take place at the command of the will, but through the command of the spoken or written word. The Emperor is the representation - and the ruler - of the structured and regulated world. This is an ideal world like the Empress', though one that is not always as beautiful or lavish. But just because it is more harsh does not mean it is any less necessary to enlightenment; on the contrary, it is completely necessary to balance Mind and Body, male and female. The Emperor is the opposite of the Empress in many ways. She is the Mother, he is the archetypal Father, wise in the ways of the world and knowledgeable of how to live as part of a structure along with everyone else. The Emperor does have a strong and powerful heart, as every father should, but he shows this side of himself through the imposition of strict guidelines and rules, as most fathers do. If anything he is even more protective than the Empress, because he has created order from chaos and wishes nothing to disturb that order. Underneath his royal robes hides the suit of armor which he proudly wears when defending those under his protection. The Emperor teaches us many things, the first of which being that every rule has an application and a reason for being. If we can understand this, then his world may not seem so restrictive after all. In fact, all restriction is ultimately for your own good, because without the law and order that this card so powerfully symbolizes, the world would fall into anarchy. Government and law both draw their power from him, but unlike the governmental figures that we hear so much about in modern times, the Emperor cannot be corrupted by power. He rules like King Arthur, who brought together the warring powers of England and knit them into the greatest empire the world has ever known. He is truly the master of his realm, and he rules with a firm hand, but a just one. He will listen to the counsel of others, though the final decision is always his. War is one of his many tools and he will not hesitate to use violence to protect those he cares about. The privileged few who are subject to his protection always repay him with the loyalty and respect he deserves. But the Emperor's power does not only extend to the controlling of nations. He is also the father, the male role model who offers advice, sets direction and brings security. He takes what he has learned, and passes it on to the next generation, so someday they can be as wise and powerful as he is. Any of the Major Arcana can represent people, but the Emperor is the kind of energy that often manifests in the form of a person. Obviously all kinds of leaders and fathers will harbor some of his influence, but he can also show someone who acts like a father by setting tone and imposing structure. He is a regulating force and thus associated with the government, bureaucracy and the legal system; his appearance often indicates an encouter with one or more of these systems. The Emperor can also personify the assumption of power and control, by you or someone close to you. If you are the one in power, take care that you always use it wisely. Above all else, the Emperor shows the benefits of structure and logic ruling over the emotions and lesser desires. Often, domination of the mind over the heart is not wanted, but in some cases is it necessary and even welcomed. When hard choices must be made it's important to maintain your concentration and focus, and this is something the energy of the Emperor allows you to do. When he shows a part of you, let that part of you manifest and take control. Enjoy the assertiveness and confidence it brings. Forge ahead and do what you know is best. If you can master yourself then you should have little problem mastering the world and all the things in it. Tarot card interpretation by James Rioux, CTM http://tarot.foolsjourney.ca/Take Which Tarot Card Represents Your Higher Self? Test at OkCupid
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