The Hermit often suggests a need for time alone - a period of reflection when distractions are limited. In times of action and high energy, he stands for the still center that must be created for balance. He can also indicate that withdrawal or retreat is advised for the moment. In addition, the Hermit can represent seeking of all kinds, especially for deeper understanding or the truth of a situation. "Seek, and ye shall find," we have been told, and so the Hermit stands for guidance as well. We can receive help from wise teachers, and, in turn, help others as we progress. For a full description of your card and other goodies, please visit LearnTarot.com |
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Tuesday, October 12, 2004
This is far too appropriate...
Actually, I calculated this on my own a couple years ago, when I was going through a tarot phase. I recovered, but it's still appropriate.
I am The Hermit
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I am a fool. I already knew that, but now the Tarot has confirmed it. Oddly enough, even though i don't believe in such things, that card kinda hit the nail on the head, and basically confirmed what the psychic said too (I kid, i kid...). Although i do think that the Fool card is right (at this particular moment) overall, i'd have to say i'm a Hermit at the core.
That is, if i believed in such things. (wink wink)
db
Tarot-wise, not personality-wise, right?
I don't think you're particularly foolish, sir. You read my site, after all. ;-)
I don't believe it, either, although I do like the idea of Tarot, the idea that a random configuration of cards can predict the future. It appeals to the part of me that likes super heroes, magic, and quantum drives. I dig the mystery.
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