Finances (4 Card) Tarot Reading
using the Major Arcana of the Oxford Tarot Deck
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To proceed with this reading now, first quiet and clear your mind, then focus on the particular financial situation and time period of interest. For example, perhaps you hope to travel the world two years from now and have started saving and planning. Will you see the sights in style or work your way between making free or inexpensive memories?
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This four-card reading uses the Oxford Tarot's Major Arcana with cards in the upright orientation only.

The Context

Influences

Emotions

Outcome
Interpretation of this Finances Tarot Spread:
Card 1 : Impressions at the outset
This card offers insight into the present situation.
Death rarely indicates physical death but rather profound change, a dramatic transformation.
In financial terms this might result from the collapse of a business or the ending of a partnership. Alternatively it might be due to moving location from somewhere where the cost of living is vastly different from that at the destination. Although sudden change is often associated with short term shock, the experience that follows might be better or worse than that which existed before. Some life changes such as retirement are long expected and welcome.
Card 2 : Influences on plans and decisions
Opportunities and/or constraints (real or imagined) can affect progress in various ways.
The Chariot is driven by a fierce competitor, an adventurer seeking new challenges, yet also someone who has conquered seemingly material situations with mental clarity. This is a positive indication for success with whatever opportunities are encountered next.
Any apparent constraints can be overcome by clarity, truth and purpose. This card is indicative of being the master of ones own fate. Other associations include travel, transportation, vehicles and triumph over obstacles.
Card 3 : Emotions
Decision makers' states of mind affect choices made, hence eventual outcomes. To the extent that a person's actions contribute to his or her financial future, that person's emotional hopes, fears and expectations might have played a part.
The Fresher has an air of unencumbered optimism. While this is a pleasant state of mind there is some possibility of care-free overconfidence.
Bold originality can be a strength. Watch out for tendencies to 'fool around' when serious decisions need to be made; it's possible to be too light-hearted in some financial situations.
Card 4 : Looking forward ...
Fortunes rise and fall. When considering indications into the future keep in mind the time frame you chose before beginning this reading.
The Moon involves the pull or tension of opposing forces. It also conveys warning of the possibility of deceit, confusion and self-deception.
The fluctuations and uncertainty associated with The Moon can be interpreted in terms of the variability of financial markets. Some stocks rise while others fall. Sometimes decisions are made based on instinct rather than using explicit logical reasoning with full access to all the relevant facts and data. Although creative endeavours may fare well, specific material outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Remember that while the tarot can provide interesting insights, ideas and 'food for thought', it cannot predict or control your future. The point of power is always in the present moment. The wise may be optimistic, but not complacent. If at any time the way ahead does not look favourable you always have the possibility to make changes beginning with thoughts, attitudes, and emotions.
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