Gift Republic GR490090 Fortune Telling Cards

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In 1873 Hammatt Billings, of Boston, Massachusetts, submitted a patent application for a set of Cabalistic Playing Cards ►

of Spades Opposition and obstacles that are temporary; a blessing in disguise. Sometimes indicates a negative or depressed person. of Hearts The card of wishes. A wish/dream fulfilled. Look to the card just preceding this one to determine what the querent desires. of Clubs Business success, although there may be problems in love. A change in business that may have been expected or earned, such as a promotion. Queen of Hearts – A fair-haired woman with a good nature; or a woman with Water signs predominating in her chart. Kind advice. Affectionate, caring woman. Sometimes, this card can indicate the mother or a mother figure. of Spades:You will soon be moving on and leaving behind what you currently know, such as a new job, a relocation, or the end of your relationshipof Diamonds – An argument concerning finances, or on the job. Generally expected to be resolved happily. An adult woman with medium or dark brown hair, with brown, blue, or hazel eyes. Usually a businesswoman or social butterfly. A common spread involves drawing three cards — the first represents the past, the second shows the situation in the present, and the third reveals the outcome or future of the matter. of Clubs – Love and happiness; successful marriage; a favourable long-term proposition. A second chance, particularly in an economical sense. If you draw a Spade, it is to remind you to eat well, and take care of your physical body, health, and attitudes.

of Diamonds: A reminder that financial responsibility is necessary to achieve stability and prosperity Above: Fortune Telling cards, probably published in London, c.1770. Images courtesy John Sings see more→Note: Mary Greer has shown that the earliest forerunner of the Lenormand cards is a 1796 book in English. See her blog: Mary K. Greer's Tarot Blog→ Above: two examples of early 18th century Fortune-Telling cards. 1. English Oracle cards, 1714; 2. ' Geistliche Karten', Germany, 1718, based upon Biblical counsel. of Spades: Indicates that obstacles at work may soon put you at a crossroads where you will need to make an important decision of Spades – Advice that is best not taken; loss. There is some obstacle to success, and this indicates that obstacles may be coming from within the querent. If you want to know how to read playing cards, below are the meanings behind the symbols present on playing cards. See how these relate to life issues you may be going through.

The cards have been so designed that one can tell if they fall upright or reversed. The key is the corner index: An adult man with medium or dark brown hair, with brown, blue, or hazel eyes. Usually a married businessman (although business could have a sexual, rather than commercial, interpretation.)King of Spades Dark-haired man; or a man with Air predominating in his chart. An ambitious man, perhaps self-serving. Machine translation, like DeepL or Google Translate, is a useful starting point for translations, but translators must revise errors as necessary and confirm that the translation is accurate, rather than simply copy-pasting machine-translated text into the English Wikipedia. As with any reading, it’s important to set up a clutter-free positive space. Objects can absorb energy, so only keep spiritual items, like crystals, around during a reading. Make an Intention of Spades: Represents the loss of a friend or another significant person in your life due to a disagreement or problem King of Clubs Dark-haired, kind-hearted man; or a man with Fire predominating in his chart. A generous, spirited man.