Day: March 28, 2019

Your Past Lives Tarot Card for March 28 is The Chariot

Past Lives Tarot Card for Today

The Chariot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Choosing the Egyptian ruler card represents the presence of one of the pharaohs in your life. The Egyptian pharaohs dedicated their lives to reincarnating from the dead into a living and worthy vessel. Their presence ties you directly to the mystical, because the Egyptians believed that reality was just a reflection of a metaphysical journey through the paradise of the departed. The pharaoh is the living bridge between the two worlds and when one is with you, you are blessed to bring heaven to Earth.

Relationship going nowhere?

Your Daily Tarot Power Card for March 28th is The Judgment

Your Daily Tarot Power Card

The Judgment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Judgment card is a sign of rebirth in your life. The good news is that you’re going to have a second chance. This might mean redemption from any past wrongs that you feel you’ve done, or just a chance to reinvent yourself. The bad news is that this transformation can be uncomfortable as you follow a call that you’ve been ignoring for some time. Forgiveness of yourself and others is going to be a key part of this process.

Is your relationship worth fighting for?

Your Daily Tarot Love Card for March 28 is The Sun

Daily Love Tarot

The Sun

Has someone promised too much and delivered little lately? If so, that someone lacks integrity. Promises that aren’t kept erode trust and trust is critical. You can’t ignore the fact that their actions do not match their words. The first caveat is to avoid being seduced by what someone is saying as they talk their way into your emotions. The second, and the advice now, is to step back and analyze the situation.

Your Tarot Card of the Day for March 28 is The Pope

Your Tarot Card of the Day

The Pope

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Keywords: teaching, school, blessing, ritual, marriage, acting!

Astrological Correspondence: Taurus

As a priest, the Pope, or Hierophant, represents traditional values and moral development. He is the wise teacher or counselor guiding groups or collectives on their path in search for spiritual truth or meaning. Depicted as a religious figure in ceremonial vestments he interprets secret mysteries, divine law, and theological doctrine. Although this card implies that he is linked to the church, the Pope signifies not only organized religion but also focus on groups in general, such as schools, teams, companies – any group with fixed roles and assigned responsibilities. The Pope is a symbol for rules, procedures, structure, and ritual, creating harmony within groups and staying their course so they can find identity and progress as a whole. The negative imagery symbolizes dogmatism and inflexibility, extreme conformity, or conventionalism.