If you draw the Temperance card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Temperance
POSITION: Upright

This is a card of patience and inner reflection. Drawing this card in the upright position means you are doing some reorganization of your life and business.

In doing so, you have started to find a balance between finances and family. If you haven't found this peace and balance yet, rest assured, it is coming. This is giving you an inner peace, which is sometimes unfamiliar.

Try not to worry too much, as the deep reflection and finding a balance between the old you and the new you can often be scary. You may want to question things, especially if they seem too good.

However, drawing  the Temperance card says to trust in what you are doing, as you are on the right path.

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If you draw The Oyster card in The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit  deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this spirit animal card reading?

DECK: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Deck
CARD: The Oyster
ELEMENT: Water

SYMBOLIZES: Patience, Secrets, Hidden Inner Treasures

The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit card deck can be used as daily inspiration, to answer life questions, and even in the same way as you would use a tarot or oracle deck. As with any deck meant for readings and guidance, your intuition, as well as reflection on what the cards could mean will serve you well in discovering what they mean for you. However, this reading interpretation (based upon the guidebook included with the cards, as well as my own intuitive interpretations) can help you learn more about some possible meanings.

What Does it Mean When You Draw The Oyster in the Animal Spirit Deck?

Being of the water element, the oyster flows with the tides and can accomplish anything. Therefore, if you draw the oyster card in an animal spirit deck, you are a very determined and focused individual. Whatever an oyster puts their mind to is achieved in full and with grace and charm.

However, the oyster's go-with-the-flow and humble mentality can also mean that many gifts are taken for granted. The oyster may often become withdrawn and protective, shying from everyone and keeping their inner gifts concealed from the world.

Drawing the oyster card means that you may be hiding treasures within that the world would marvel to see. This is a time for sharing your gifts or secrets. Shine bright for everyone to see who you truly are. Only then, will you achieve all of your desires.

When the oyster is in balance, they feel blessed, generous, and masterful. This means success is occurring or right around the corner.

When the oyster is out of balance, they can be reluctant, withdrawn, and may clam up.

In order to achieve balance, the oyster must share something for all the world (or at least the world around them) to see.

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If you draw The Cheetah card in The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit  deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this spirit animal card reading?

DECK: The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Deck
CARD: The Cheetah
ELEMENT: Fire

SYMBOLIZES: Solar Force, Action, Achievement, Masculine Energy

The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit card deck can be used as daily inspiration, to answer life questions, and even in the same way as you would use a tarot or oracle deck. As with any deck meant for readings and guidance, your intuition, as well as reflection on what the cards could mean will serve you well in discovering what they mean for you. However, this reading interpretation (based upon the guidebook included with the cards, as well as my own intuitive interpretations) can help you learn more about some possible meanings.

What Does it Mean When You Draw The Cheetah in the Animal Spirit Deck?

Being of the fire element, the cheetah has great sun force and is a very powerful being. For the cheetah, the sun's rays come from within to power the outside world. If you drew this card, you have the power to shine on the universe and help create a force of happiness. You can achieve great things. Fire animals represent a time of change or transformation - a time where light can overpower the darkness, if used wisely.

The cheetah is a very passionate being of purpose. In order to fulfill your destiny, you must have a purpose to put your passion into. Before forging into new projects, this purpose must be the intent for it to move forward. The cheetah can feel stuck and unable to move forward if there is no passion or reason to do so.

When the cheetah is in balance, this often gives the inspired creature boundless energy to achieve anything. Therefore, if you drew the cheetah card, stay in tune with your passions and purpose and utilize them to manifest great things.

When the cheetah is out of balance, the competitive and impatient nature can take over, ruining a good thing.

In order to achieve balance, the cheetah must reconnect with an inner purpose, as well as focus on masculine energies. This is true whether you are male or female. Everyone can connect with the various masculine and feminine energies we all possess. Sitting quietly in nature can help you refocus your energies and meditate to rediscover your gifts and purpose.

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If you draw the Two of Cups card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Two of Cups
POSITION: Reversed/Inverted

The Two of Cups is a card of union and balance. It can refer to a romantic relationship, a good friendship, a unified community, or even a career partnership. It can also indicate a parent and child bond or even the bond between yourself and a beloved pet.

Drawing this card in the reversed position signifies the need to reflect on your inner feelings. Trust and love yourself. Once you do this, all of your further relationships will be stronger for it.

Take some time to think about all of the relationships and partnerships in your life (and even potential ones). Whichever of these is weighing on your mind at the moment is that which you need to put your energy into.

 Drawing the Two Of Cups indicates a need to start new projects, go on an adventure, or do something else that is vital to the particular relationship you are in need of nurturing.

Take this time to nurture the relationship on your mind and it will grow strong.

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If you draw The Hermit card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: The Hermit
POSITION: Upright

The Hermit indicates a need for some soul-searching or inner guidance. This is a time for reflection.

You may be looking for a deeper meaning and truth surrounding your life goals.

Drawing this card says you need a new life journey and are examining which way to turn in spiritual matters, as well as your priorities, morals, and life purpose.

This is a time to reflect on where you are headed and decide how best to serve yourself and others.

You have a strong desire to help others. However, in order to continue helping them, you must also be fulfilled, but not by material means. Meditate and visualize what is most important to you. Your answer will come when it is meant to.

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If you draw the Seven of Swords card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Seven of Swords
POSITION: Upright

The Seven of Swords can indicate many things. It can be a card of deception, but also may mean the need to work with others. Drawing this card in the upright position reminds one to be mindful of their instincts.

If you've been trying to escape a situation quietly, rather than dealing with it head on, consider the consequences before doing so.

Drawing this card may also suggest that someone in your path is sneaky. Be cautious of the plans others may have for you. You can avoid this by using your instincts and smarts.

If you have had the desire to be very independent on a project or life goal, consider those around you first. There is someone who may offer the insight you need to forge ahead in this endeavor. Don't overlook them, as the way you synergize with them may be just what your goal or project needs to move forward.

In summary, drawing this card reminds you to be aware of your surroundings and utilize your instincts, as well as brain smarts before making any moves.

If you adhere this, you should have an easier time achieving what you want and need.

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If you draw the Five of Swords card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Five of Swords
POSITION: Upright

The Five of Swords represents conquests, winning at all costs, and sometimes betrayal and defeat.

If you draw the Five of Swords in the upright position, you may be in a battle of sorts or have won one recently.

You like to stand up for what you believe in. Fighting through these conflicts can often be a good thing. Just remember to choose these battles wisely so as to not be defeated or to feel that way even when you win.

Be careful who you trust, as someone may be trying to be deceptive, so as to go behind your back and sabotage what you have worked to build.

Do not feel discouraged though. If you pay careful attention, you will learn to plow through no matter what. This is a time to be quiet and reflective and to champion ahead without letting others affect you, but also without becoming boastful. Be you but be humble. You will win this battle.

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If you draw the Queen of Pentacles card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Queen of Pentacles
POSITION: Upright

The Queen of Pentacles symbolizes security, motherly traits, being down-to-earth, and being practical.

If you draw this card in the upright position, you are a motherly figure or are striving to be one. This particular motherly role that Queen of Pentacles represents means you can work, tend to the household, as well as serve the family's needs without taking away from any of these areas.

You have within you the need for independence with stability and the time to nurture your family. If this hasn't yet come for you, keep striving toward it, as this card says it is yours for the taking.

The Queen of pentacles is a card of prosperity that comes with hard work and dedication. You are a generous soul who will share this wealth with everyone around you.

It is important to maintain your down-to-earth attitude while creating a calm and balanced life. Success will come (or remain) by utilizing this attitude, as well as being resourceful and practical. No-fuss solutions that are quick and easy will be your staple, as you get through life. You are very handy and versatile and will be able to solve anything that comes your way.

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If you draw the Page of Wands card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Page of Wands
POSITION: Upright

The Page of Wands represents self-discovery, adventure, motivation or excitement, and being free.

If you draw the Page of Wands, this means you are likely bursting at the seams with some sort of new idea. Often, it comes in the form of creative ventures, such as writing, art, or music.

You are very excited to begin a new creative project. Be positive and let your spontaneity do what it needs to, while also being patient with your expected results.

Also, pay attention to new positive influences around you and be open to change. You may have to let go of judgment and be open to a new way of thinking. This may be presented by someone you at first see as immature but this person is a valuable resource who is honest and genuine.

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If you draw the Ten of Cups card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Ten of Cups
POSITION: Upright

The Ten of Cups symbolizes marriage, harmony, happiness, and alignment with your universe.

If you draw this card in the upright position in a reading, your family life is happy and harmonious or will be very soon.

The Ten of Cups represents a comforting place full of peace and love. If you are in a long-term relationship, this card can represent ultimate satisfaction of that union. Otherwise, it's indicative of the beginnings of a very positive new relationship.

When it comes to other aspects of life, this card says you have a deep values system that you arr happy and fulfilled with. This could refer to family or spiritual values.

If you draw this card, it means you should follow your heart and trust your intuition in all things. In every endeavor or goal you seek, stop to think about what feels right and use those feelings to move forward in confident success.

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If you draw the Knight of Cups card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Knight of Cups
POSITION: Upright

The Knight of Cups represents imagination, charm, romance, and creativity.

If you draw this card upright in a health reading, it means that a focus on creative inspirations and those that use your wonderful imagination will benefit you emotionally and physically.

You are about to embark on a new creative experience. Sometimes this means a messenger will bring you this idea or work on it with you.

Whether alone or in creative partnership, you will create something amazing that will help you get through the obstacles life throws in your path.

This is a time to focus on your world around you to create something that helps you creatively as well as emotionally.

Be very open-minded and don't be afraid to explore new ideas and territories. You will be drawn to something that is very new but that you have a great passion toward pursuing and achieving. You may move toward this slowly, but that likely means you have a good plan. Follow this path.

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If you draw the Five of Wands card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Five of Wands
POSITION: Reversed/Inverted

The Five of Wands represents goals, frustration, community, and conflict.

In reversed position, the Five of Wands symbolizes a greater focus on goals, as well as avoiding conflict.

If this card shows up in a reading, you may be experiencing a greater focus on goals. You are learning how better to organize and plan and have the potential to do great things.

You may be closer to your goals than you realize. Be sure to stay committed to what you are doing, as you are on the right path.

You may have recently had a burst of anger or frustration toward your dreams. But you have since learned to change that and use it for the betterment of your goals.

You are good at avoiding conflict. But this is a time to dive into it head on in order to realize your goals and dreams. You have the skills required and know what they are. You just need to listen to your inner voice and let it shine. It will guide you where you need to go.

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If you draw the Queen of Wands card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Queen of Wands
POSITION: Upright

The Queen of Wands represents vibrancy and determination. This is a card of power and challenge.

If you draw this card in the upright position in a reading, you are a go-getter and will go for what you want and need. You may work long hours to achieve a goal. While determination is great, don't forget to take a break to avoid burnout. Taking a break isn't easy for those with such a  determined heart and soul. But it's necessary to be at your best and accomplish things properly.

When you are on a mission, it can be easy to get frustrated with those who stand in the way. But sometimes, they are there for a reason. Taking a second to breathe before reacting can help you avoid this and can be good for all involved, including you.

Drawing this card also symbolizes dreams being realized. You are closer to this than it may seem. Remember that a rainbow can only appear after a storm.

You work best as a leader and have what it takes to succeed. Simply keep leading the way and you will manifest all of your goals.

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If you draw the Four of Wands card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Four of Wands
POSITION: Reversed/Inverted

The Four of Wands is a card of balance and stability.

If you draw this card in reverse, it suggests the opposite. This may not necessarily be a bad thing. If the Four of Wands appears in your reading, you are going through some rearranging and might even feel uncertain.

This is a time of transition. However, this means what you seek is around the corner. Transition is what paves the way for lessons and positive changes toward the stability you seek.

Trust the changes and follow your intuition for which paths to turn down. This is a time to reflect on what's working while you transition. Pay close attention to things that may hinder this growth and learning period and find some peace within this healing transitional period.

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If you draw The Sun card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: The Sun
POSITION: Reversed/Inverted

The Sun is a powerful life force. Whether this card is upright or reversed, it's always good to have some sun in your life.

Drawing the sun in the reversed position indicates that there may be some clouds trying to block your light.

If you get this card in a reading, it means you have amazing light inside you. Don't question your ability to succeed.

If you have lost enjoyment in what you are doing, listen to your intuition for what to do about it. It could be a time to try something else. But it may also be a time to simply trust yourself and your ability to put in the effort required to get the results you desire.

It is all up to you. You have the power within you to achieve all you dream of. Don't let clouds, doubts, or others get in the way of this. It is wise to listen to reason. But you also must trust your heart and your shining abilities.

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If you draw the Seven of Pentacles card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Seven of Pentacles
POSITION: Upright

The Seven of Pentacles represents investment in goals, as well as equal frustration about it.

Drawing this card in the upright position signifies that your hard work will pay off, even if it may seem to be taking forever.

This is a time to listen to your intuition and assess which areas are best to focus on and which are best to move on from.

Your time thus far has not been wasted. It us actually getting you closer to where you want to be. Financial or other setbacks in life have been put there for a reason. These will help give you the time, growth, and energy you need for the bigger things coming.

Things may seem far off right now. But this card indicates that a reward is headed your way.

Don't let the fear of failure get in your way. Keep going and keep listening to your intuition. You are on the right path.

If you draw the Five of Swords card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Five of Swords
POSITION: Reversed/Inverted

The five of swords represents conflict. Therefore, the card being reversed signifies the opposite.

A reversed five of swords indicates the need to leave conflicts in the past. If a conflict has come up recently, such as with someone or something from your past (or someone or something you are trying to move on from), remember that you have the power to let it go.

While it is good to be mindful of others, it is not possible to please everyone or make every situation a pleasant one. Some situations are simply best left in the past so that you can move forward.

If something is not serving you right, you need to preserve your energy for good and move on from it to be of service to yourself and others.

Some may not be happy with your decision, but you know in your heart which way is the right way to go. Trust your instinct so that you can move on from conflict to the more peaceful life that you deserve.

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If you draw the Three of Pentacles card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

DECK: Universal Waite Tarot Deck
CARD: Three of Pentacles
POSITION: Reversed/Inverted

The three of pentacles represents teamwork, organization, and planning. In the reversed position, it signifies a need for this type of balance on a team that is close to you, such as in the workplace.

If you are collaborating with others on something at the moment, it may be taking a lot of your personal efforts to keep it organized.

This is a time to reflect on how better to do this so it helps everyone involved without draining your own energy and life force. It is good to help others but you cannot be of good service when your own energy is not optimal.

Drawing this card in the reversed position can also mean that it's time to move on from partnerships that aren't serving your best interest.

Think about all of your work and personal partnerships and decide which ones can be improved (with the right plans) and which ones should be left behind. Cleanse yourself of toxic relationships and nurture those which are more balanced.

Your time and energy are valuable. Only give these gifts where they will be appreciated and used wisely.

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by    Lyn Lomasi; Co-owner of  Brand Shamans & Write W.A.V.E. Media

If you draw the Moon card in the Universal Waite Tarot deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this tarot card reading?

The only thing you can do here is to forge ahead even when you are lost and have no clear path or direction.

If you listen to your intuition, you will not be deceived and will learn valuable lessons that will help you grow and succeed.

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 by    Lyn Lomasi; Co-owner of  Brand Shamans &  Write W.A.V.E. Media

If this card appears in your tarot reading, expect your goals and intentions to start being realized soon. This happens through careful planning and often through journeys in unfamiliar territory or unexpected changes.

When you see the Two of Wands in tarot readings, you're in for positive changes if you trust your own instinct and are courageous enough to take on the challenge.

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 by  Lyn Lomasi; Co-owner of     Brand Shamans &  Write W.A.V.E. Media

If you draw the Journey card in the Shamanic Medicine Oracle Cards deck, what does it mean? Is this a good card to draw? What lessons can you learn from this oracle card reading?

What you imagine is what you will create. This is a time to create. Be sure what you create is what you want, as the imagination is a powerful force.

If you're looking for something good to happen, it is in your hands. But you have to will it so. Therefore, be aware of negative thoughts and cast them aside. Do not let them overpower your positive intent.

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The card for this Shamanic Medicine Oracle card and healing crystal reading is "Great Mystery", which symbolizes trust. Learn what the Great Mystery Card means in a Shamanic Medicine oracle card deck reading and which crystals and gemstones to use with it.

The Great Mystery card is a gentle reminder that things will be okay. Great Mystery represents the oneness of us all. We all are connected. Some also refer to this as the Creator. When this card is present in a reading, it indicates a need to build trust within yourself and the universe and the need to know that everything will work out as it should. The universe knows your needs and will provide accordingly.

But to accept your blessings, you must have trust. A powerful way to build this trust is by harnessing the power of the selected crystals, the universe, and self knowledge through meditation or prayer.

To strengthen the trust needed for this mysterious journey, we've included blue lace agate, as well as blue-toned quartz crystals with the card. You can choose your own crystals and gemstones based on what you have that will help strengthen your trust.

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