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Gabriel Robartes

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I use Tarot to help you reflect on the meaning and structure of the stories in your life. Book a reading, explore what a Tarot reading involves or see what I’m writing about on the blog.

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  • The Pope and the Emperor walk into a bar…
  • That Old Devil Moon, Pt 1
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I haven’t sat down and seriously read Plato for many years and this tidy compendium has sat unread on a bookshelf for…ages. Maybe I’ve grown into Plato in some way but his dialogues are as delightful as they are thought provoking. Of course, I had to ask the tarot what I should be getting out of this and I got - The Devil!!!!
A simple little spread for Lammas, asking what must be done to bring this first harvest in.
A marriage question. All marriages are mysteries to some extent, especially to the lead players.
London’s tributary rivers are famed for being entombed underground and have been for approximately 100 years or more. One, the Effra, runs through West Norwood near where I live. It’s mysterious, chthonic route takes it under West Norwood Cemetery (last resting place of such luminaries as Hiram Maxim, inventor of the machine gun and boasting its own catacombs) where I saw this plaque whilst out on a rather damp plant identification walk. The spirit of the Effra occasionally rises up to flood bits of the neighbourhood, just to remind us that it’s still there.
You don’t have to always lock the Tarot cards you’ve drawn into a rigid layout. Sometimes, you might want to experiment with (gasp!) moving them around. Take the three cards here. They stand for the three goals you have in the kind of new job you might be hunting for. The King of Pentacles obviously suggests the importance of a good salary, not just because of the money but because of the achievement it represents and the way it represents the value an employer might place on your skills and contribution. The Three of Wands highlights your love of bringing new projects to life as part of a team. And the Ten of Discs suggests that you want to be part of a large, materially powerful organisation that dominates its particular market.
Here’s a Tricky Tuesday story. I was asked, What should I do?
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