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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

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DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS OF THE TAROT Disruption, interruption, separation, quarrelling; sowing of discord and strife, mischief—making, sorrow and tears; yet mirth in Platonic pleasures; singing, faithfulness in promises, honesty in money transactions, selfish and dissipated, yet sometimes generous: deceitful in words and repetitions; the whole according to dignity. Binah of( ?וUnhappiness, sorrow, and tears). Herein rule the Great Angels?לא"והand?הימוהas Lords of the Decan. XXIX THE LORD OF REST FROM STRIFE Four of Swords Two White Radiating Angelic Hands, each holding two swords; which four cross in the centre. The rose of five petals with white radiations is reinstated on the point of their intersection Above and below, on the points of two small daggers, are and Δ, representing the Decanate. Rest from sorrow ; yet after and through it. Peace from and after war. Relaxation of anxiety. Quietness, rest, ease and plenty, yet after struggle Goods of this life; abundance; modified by dignity as is usual. Chesed of?ו (Convalescence, recovery from sickness ; change for the better). Herein do?היראלand?לא”לבbear rule.
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