Whom or what do you need to exorcise from your life? What would that ritual look like? How do you imagine you would feel afterwards?"

In creating Ethereal Visions Tarot, Matt Hughes has drawn inspiration from the Art Nouveau movement, adopting its distinctive style and meticulous approach to craftsmanship. All the confusion, fear, and bewilderment of the classic Moon card is gone for me with this serene card. I find this hard to interpret based on the name and image alone. I can't let this go... why is his hand clutching the blade!?! I think of the classic Ace of Swords as getting ready to take on a challenge with the help of sword qualities or cutting through BS, but it's hard to envision that with this hand positioning. I am probably being too literal.The Lovers Tarot Gothic Victorian Ornate Antique Frame -Holographic - Amethyst Crystal - Luna Moth - Ethereal Visions Tarot Card - Valentine The Minor Arcana suits each have a small précis which describes astrological, elemental, and directional correspondences as well as the nature of the suit. Individual cards are given both an upright and reversed meaning but no further information about the card is provided. In my review of the book Journaling the Tarot: a little book of big questions by Andy Matzner, I wrote: This card was drawn primarily to provide a number, but I think it is worthwhile to look at the card meaning as well. Matt Hughes provides the following keywords for the Knight of Pentacles --

Age of Aquarius Tarot | 88 Cards | Guidebook | Holographic Foil | Atlantis Lemuria Mintaka | for Beginners | Ocean Oceanic Water Seed Dreams Connect with the dragons as they support you to clear negative energies, find inspiration for your visions and goals, and progress on your ascension path.This card is pretty awesome and I just wanted to include it because it differs so much from the traditional Seven of Cups. I do think the imagery is great here -- the card is still about illusions and getting lost in the imagination. When you can imagine anything, you feel like you have many options or the possibilities are unlimited but that's not nec true. If anyone has other ideas feel free to throw them in! It will be useful to look at how those words plus my own interpretation of this card could help me understand what the cards want me to know. I sometimes see the Knight of Pentacles as representing a determined, careful, direct approach. That’s all well and good, but this Knight can also be “stodgy” or single-minded in pursuit of an objective, with little ability or desire to look up and not only see what is going on around him, but attempt to understand it and to take it into account.

The Ethereal Visions Tarot has 78 Rider-Waite-based cards, created in the Art Nouveau style of Mucha, Klimt and Moser. Now in print as an 80-card, gilded edition, the Ethereal Visions Illuminated Tarot. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. In the guidebook Hughes states that he is influenced by Art Nouveau, Pre-Raphaelite art, and the symbolist movement which the Ethereal Visions tarot readily reflects. His style is predominantly Art Nouveau, featuring sinuous, stylised lines and serene facial expressions; the characters range from Alphonse Mucha’s somnambulistic women gazing out at the viewer from beneath heavy lids, to the idealised mediaeval romanticism of the Pre-Raphaelites.

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