Beginners series: 6 of swords

The six of swords like all of the sixes invites us to recognise our past is it's playing in the present and the influence it will have on our future.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey everyone, or welcome to Tara Crazy's Beginner series. I'm
Dorothy and today we're going to have a little look
at the sixth of Swords. The swords initially are intellect, right,
so anything under that umbrella is how you will read
these cards. It could be that you have gone through

(00:23):
a bit of a trial. If you've got the RWs deck,
you'll notice with this or any of the copies, they
just copyes, So if they don't have the right symbology,
maybe just get a completely different deck. The deck itself
is less important than the image. So we're talking specifically
about this image of a boat and there's swords stabbed

(00:45):
into the boat. There's a person, a huddled figure, and
then there's a person at the rear of the boat
who is doing all the hard work. And it looks
pretty calm, and it's quite often read as that you've
maybe you've been through some trials, maybe you've had some
intellectual challenges, but here you are now with a smoother

(01:06):
ride ahead. And it can definitely be read that way,
but to move the ride ahead with caveats. The caveats
could be everything from you need to use your brain
to get through the next stage, to get out of
wherever it is that you are. You might still be
in it, but if you want to smooth the ride ahead,

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you need to think, and you need to think clearly
about what it is. But you also need to use
the experience that you've had, what you've learned. That's what
those swords in the boat are all about. They're all
sticking out of that boat, and if you remove any
one of them, the boat can sink. Right, we understand
the principle of putting a sword and through the hull
of a boat, but we also got that huddled figure.

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You know, you can't really see that figure. You can't
really tell whether it's a man, a woman, a child,
or an adult. They look worn down, they look way
down in that particular card, and they sort of represent
those things that we learn that we may not have
identified or realized we've learned until they're challenged again at
some point in the future. So the Six of Swords

(02:11):
is bringing you to a point of saying, okay, So
you may not be out of the woods, yet, it
may not be an easy ride going forward if you
do not use what you have learned, if you keep
cycling what you're doing, then it becomes a warning or
a suggestion to take note of what problems you had
last time with the same thing, or where you're going,

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or what problem keeps dogging your heels. This is definitely
a responsibility card actually, because the person at the rear
of the boat has the I don't even know what
they're called, but they have the stick that they're using
to push it along, right, the paddle the or if
you like, but it's being used as a paddle. They're

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using that to push it along. If they don't push
it along, they're going nowhere, even though because it is calm,
there's no when there's no waves to push them along.
And the Victorian terror I've created a big wave and
the boat's a sailing boat and there's huddled figures in it,
and it's coming down the broad side of the wave.
And that's like they've crested the wave. They've had the challenge.

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The danger might be over, the worst of the danger
might be over, but things could still go wrong. And
I think that's the bit that gets missed with this card.
It's like you, okay, you've had a few experiences. And
that's probably the most static part of any interpretation, is
that when this card shows up, the individual has had experiences,

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they have had things go wrong already in the past,
they've had the challenges, and so now is there time
to Now is the time to take a minute and
think about what you've learned from that. What do you
understand now that you didn't understand then? And what did
you put up with then that you don't want to
put up with now? What kind of person were you
behaving then that you don't want to be like now?

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So it's those are the questions around this card. And again,
if it's drawn with other cards contextually, that applies maybe circumstances,
It applies maybe specifics that allow you to know where
those challenges may have been. There's some interesting things in here.
I think it was yesterday and somebody who's talking about

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the tenor cups is a positive card. It's all happy
and bright and sunshine, and of course it isn't necessarily
it can be unappreciative. You could have everything and appreciate nothing.
You could take everything for granted. So we have context
and that prevents cards being positive or negative. It means
there can never be yes or no because they can't

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be yes one time and no another time, so you
have to pre assign something to the card, which prevents
you being able to read it. You know, when you
draw a card, I want you to think about a
card right now that you think is a negative card,
a bad card, whatever you want to think it. Think
about that card right now? What is it? What does
it do to you when you draw that card with

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a query, Say you're asking about a relationship with somebody
you care about, and you drew that card, what would
your instant feeling be. And if your mind is in
the game that says this is a negative card, then
that's what your body's going to do. It's going to
respond with a bit of anxiety, but a Strees Tummy
Mike Titan, you might even think, oh no, oh, bugger oh.

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You know your whole being is responding to it. It's
just a card, right So when you think about it
from that context, if you put them all back into
just being cards with information that you can use, then
it becomes a completely different thing. If you are going
to draw the Sun card and be determined that it
can't be naivety and it can't be optimism, and optimism

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isn't negative necessarily unless it's false optimism. Things can't get
out of control. Of course they can. We've got a
baby on a horse, right, of course things can get
out of control. We've got all of this stuff going
on in these cards that aren't being looked at, and
trying to turn a card into a flash card where

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you have a meaning over here. That's what the card means,
and it's always going to be good or it's always
going to be bad. And then we're going to add
to that. We're going to say, because it's a good card,
this can be a yes. Because this is a bad card,
this is going to be a no. It doesn't work.
And then of course from then on that card is
going to be stuck with that that prejudice, that bias

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and the picture. You're not even looking at the picture.
All you're really doing is looking up meanings probably, and
cards don't have meanings, and it makes harder for you
to interpret cards in a really meaningful way, meaningful way.
See what I did there. So we're back to that
Six of Swords and depending on where it comes in
a reading, so this could be any card actually, but

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I'm using the Six of Swords with as the demo.
The Six of Swords say it comes out first and
it's followed by something, then you know that this is
maybe the goal here. This is what you can achieve
if you use your experience, if you use your understanding,
it becomes an advisory. If you use what you've learned,

(07:13):
you could achieve this goal. But that doesn't mean that's guaranteed, right,
because you're the one that must do it, you must
do it. A couple of days ago, I did a
reading for a woman who'd had a fight with her
friend who had left the country and moved for good,
and they'd been friends for a really long time, and
my advice to her was the six of Swords, actually

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was that in the past, she's not going to get
in touch with you to mend this because in the
past she may feel that you haven't responded too well
to that, that it's a waste of time. And she
actually laughed and she said, well, yeah, she has seen
me wipe people before. I said, well, it's a bit
of a shame because you're here talking to me because
you're not happy with this decision today. And she got

(07:58):
in touch. It was a lot longer conversation than that,
but she got in touch with this friend, which was
my advice. If you want to have that relationship and
you can accept that the argument happened because you didn't
know how to say goodbye. You didn't understand how to
deal with those feelings. You haven't developed those feelings or
how to work with those feelings. You're not going to

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have a relationship with her unless you can tell her
the truth of that. She did, and she sent me
a message to the very next day saying thank you
so much. I called her. She was very forgiving. We
were just now back like we were before. And then
she said about three or four days later, she messaged
again and said, I'm so glad that I did that

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because my friend's father died in that couple of days,
and I would have felt really, really guilty and it
would never have been fixed. So we need to think
about what are we learning as we go, as opposed
to what we keep doing. And then, of course, if
we've got something we keep doing and it doesn't work
for us, a day is going to calm when we

(09:03):
start thinking, well, why does this part of my life suck?
Why can't I keep friends? Why can't And you'll start
with that why can't I? And if you look outside
of yourself with the why can't I, You're probably going
to miss the point. The why can't I starts with
you because of course you can, you just aren't. So
that Six of Swords offers that experiential guide in that circumstance.

(09:27):
It's that what have I learned from the past, Well,
when I wipe friends, I end up isolated, and that's it.
They're no longer my friends and can no longer be
my friends in this situation. I don't want that to happen.
When you are looking at the Six of Swords and
maybe using it in the context of the future, I'm say,

(09:47):
you're asking about a relationship in the future, and if
you're going to do that, just us once. If you're
asking every other day about a relationship in the future,
what are you going to? What are you doing? You're
just playing with cards. You're not really doing anything. And
the first reading was probably the most important one. I
again today had a girl saying to me that she
had noticed that when she asked about her every time

(10:11):
where here was I ask about my future spouse, she says,
I get the devil card, and I think maybe that
means something's going to be really bad in that relationship,
codependency or whatever. And then she plunked on at the
end of it and I get the King of the
King of Cups and I thought, well, no, she's probably

(10:31):
getting lots of different cards, but those two have started
to repeat, which is going to happen, And it means
nothing now because the original cards are completely gone. The
first draw is completely gone. She wouldn't even be able
to remember the very first draw, so she's disabled her
ability to gain that information. And she didn't record that
first reading. But everyone after that has no meaning. Just

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so you get that too, it has no meaning. Divination
is a probability, the likelihood, the most likely thing that's
going to happen at some point in the future. It
isn't off and off really. So if it's right that
first time and all you need to do is live it,
and what is the time frame for that anyway, then

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what is every other drawer after that going to provide
for you? It's just wasting your time. It's not learning
the cards either, because it will never come true. It'll
never be there. It'll just be an emotional rollercoaster, and
it can become an obsession that you keep asking and
asking and asking about relationships, and then you meet somebody
and then you think, oh, I'm going to check in
all my cards because I've been spending the last twelve

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months struggling with my finances and I could use some
work in that area. Only the same old cards come
up for you. You've designated them, they're done, and so
unlearning that is doable, but it takes a lot longer
to learn than to just not to just engage good
tarot practices to start with. So if you're going to

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have that six of swords, say say it comes after
something like we'll look at the death card. Say you've
got the six of swords in the same sort of
idea about a relationship or a job. You get the
death card first and says, well, there's going to be
a big shake up. Things have to change before you
can have a smoother ride. So then it's not so

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much an advisory. It becomes more of a if you
want this, you need to look at this other part.
So you're looking into the future. So it could when
you decide that the cards are giving you the out coming,
you're just going to carry on the way you are anyway.
That is a self fulfilling prophecy. By the way, that

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is where the prophecy matches exactly what you were going
to do. It doesn't matter if a stranger read it.
If I read something that was kind of challenging and difficult,
my first thought is what can I alter here to
minimize that or change that? Something quite powerful in that
I've mentioned before I can't remember which shows, but about

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reading a stroke for a client and at about a
year and so, the advice was get stuck in. If
you've got to lose weight, lose weight, get healthy, do
what you've got to do, get fit. And this woman
rang me about two or three weeks later. It was
her sister I was speaking to. She had a reading
and said, look, I've joined a weight loss clinic. I'm

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doing this and I'm doing that. What is that enough?
And I said to her, you need to get really fit,
really fast. And I'm getting that sense that that will
be about the main thing that will do it for you.
And I also gave her some reducing blood pressure hypnotherapies.
And of course, virtually a year later, the following Christmas,

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her sister called me up and she said, we are
just gobsmacked. My sister went into the hospital, she had
a funny turn, and they told her that she was
really lucky that she was in such good shape because
she had had a stroke. They believe, they also believe
that she was in such good straight, in such good shape,

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that it barely affected her. They kept her in overnight
and center home. And I want you to understand that
is the power to change something is still within your hands.
But I'm also going to tell you most just don't.
They just don't. They just carry on doing what they're
doing and just hope that something external will change it,
or something will naturally change for them. I did a

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reading for a woman. This one played on my mind
because I was feeling new in the industry and I
just started opened. I just opened my own business, my
own shop, and was doing readings from there, not just
psychic fears. And this woman came in and I read
her as grieving, and I read her as your grief
as it shouldn't be what it is now and there

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are others suffering for it. And I said, I'd see
you getting sicker and sicker. I s to see you
taking this dive, not to death, but getting less energetic,
less healthy, less everything. Anyway, she walked out of their
poor deer, and she was crying and upset, and it
just kept praying on my mind because she'd bought a
quickie reading, which was i'd do them in person. They

(15:12):
were fifteen minute readings. Instead of going to psychic fairs,
you could come and get something like that at my shop.
And I'd booked them all day long, and I'd wish
she'd had a proper reading, or a full reading, because
it would have been worth it for her. As it
turned out, it was worth it for her anyway. About
six months seven months later, she came back into my
shop and she was try umph it. She walked in,

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she saw me, She walked up to me. Her eyes
were gleaming. He said, what do you think now? And
I just had to laugh. I said, you look amazing,
not because she looked physically amazing, but she looked down
trodden before her skin was dry. There was nothing working
out for her. And that's when she admitted that her
husband had actually died ten years before and she had

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never got herself a job since then, that her two
boys were pretty much running on empty as well. She
couldn't be there for them, and she had just got sicker.
And sicker and sicker. In other words, she got mad
at the world and couldn't let it go. And so
by this time she had resolved there and she said,
did you see my ill house in the future now?
And I said, it is definitely not there now, well done,

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that's your power. But she went home and she said
to me, I hated you for about a week for
telling me what you told me. She said, for about
a week, I just thought that woman is just a
cow there. She would have had some swear words in there,
I'm sure. And she said all I could think about
was how mad I was at you. And then she said,
I got to the end of the reek, and then
I realized, actually, I'm that mad all the time at everybody.

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It's not just you, it's everybody. Anybody that tried to
help her, anybody that suggested she do things different, anybody
that suggested that her boys were suffering, and she would
just get mad at them. So it's an interesting thing
to know now she was doing that for ten years.

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That's a long time, right, So she is always when
you are reading the cards, if there is something that
you're not too keen on, you need to know it
so that you can make an adjustment if something's going
to end, if something's going to go badly, then why
engage in it longer than you need to. You might
need to engage and it just approved yourself. I had

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a student recently do the weight loss clinic, which is
really big, but she'd had readings from me years before,
and she had said, I never forgot you because I
was moving in with somebody with friends, not a partner.
And she said, I'd asked you how that would work out,
and you'd said I don't see that working out for
you very well at all. And then she said, and

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I said to you, well, what if I? And I said, no,
that doesn't seem to do it. And she said what
if I? And she said she made three or four suggestions.
I can't really remember it now. She she said, I
made three or four suggestions, and you just kept going, no,
it's just not going to happen. It's not going to
be good. And then she said it worked out exactly
like that. She said, within a couple of weeks of
moving in, I knew I'd done the wrong thing. It

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was going to be a big problem. And then it
took her a year to get out of it. So
think about how you can listen to yourself as well
and what you feel might be right or not right.
So we come back to the six of Swords. We
haven't left it. This is experience talking. When we engage
and behaviors in a particular way, when we have an
attitude that works in a particular way, when we talk

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to people in a particular way, when we ignore advice,
and I mean ignore good advice, not all advice. When
we ignore something we know to be true, we become
a slave to fate, if you want to put it
back that one of my favorite cards in the mythic
Tero is actually the Fates. It's the wheel of fortune
card there, and of course you've got the furies spinning

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the lives of humans to their women. Everything's got to
be in balance, you see. So it's much better card
to my mind, much better representation than the Will of
Fortune and the right Away deck or any of those decks.
And I don't use terror anymore, by the way, just
sort of saying as a representation, it's a better card.
It's showing the furies, which are gods or goddesses, and

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they've got a spinning wheel and in that spinning wheel.
They keep winding the streets of stories, and as somebody
else's story comes into another person's, it gets wound into
their story. But if there's an imbalance, they cut the thread,
tie knot in it, or they split it and force
it to go in another direction. Isn't that gorgeous? I
think it's gorgeous. So with the six of Swords, you

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are looking at what have I learned last time? Because
it's a card really more about the past than the future.
In fact, the sixes are sort of a balance between
the two. All of the sixes a sort of a
balance between a past experience and where you are now
and what that could mean for the future. And when

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you take that message from that card, then you can
improve the future, or you can get through a bad
spot a lot faster right, Or you might find that
if you get into the same old behavior see those
six swords sticking in the boat there, that you pull
the plug on one of those and you will have regrets.
So the sixes are all good cards for regrets as

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well if they're not heeded, because it becomes that moment
where we're kind of not in the beginning of a
phase any longer and so we move around and around
and around through the different aspects of being a human being,
and then we decry things that just don't fit our
own narrative. There was a woman on read it I

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can't remember when, and she'd typed, and I do perfect
readings for myself that always accurate one hundred percent of
the time. But how do you do a blind reading?
Actually it was a guy. How do I do a
blind reading? When I go to read for anybody else?
I just don't get that feeling. I can't get that information,
he said, I just find myself reading the card meanings,
and here's what I know about that. First we'll say again,

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there don't have any meanings. So he's saying he's just
recited what he has learned other meetings for the cards.
But when he's reading for himself, he is adapting that
to his narrative. He's still doing the same thing. When
he's doing it for somebody else, He's now seeing how
it doesn't work. It can't work because there's no nuance.
There's none of that. If I'm asking about this situation

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at this time, this card isn't going to be exactly
the same as it was the last time or reading
for somebody else. And again with the Six of Swords.
I've just given you two examples that would read it differently.
If you are reading it as a card for career.
For example, it could say, you know, and SA comes
out after the King of Cups, and you've got the

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King of Cups and you've got the Six of Swords.
It could indicate that if you use your brain and
you've trained and studied properly, you could find an outlet
for your creativity. You could find that you can get
a lot of excitement out of your job. You won't
be bored. It will be quite a simple, straightforward process.
But if it came up before the King of Cops,

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it could suggest that moving through into your job, you
might find that you don't have the experience you claimed
you have because the King of Cups is like that,
a little bit unreliable and quite a lot self centered.
Quite often we're looking at that idea. It's like a
person's big noting saying they can be something that they're
not really capable of. Then they get into that job

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and one of those swords could get pulled out. It
could go the other way. It could be attitude, you
could think you're going to have an easy ride. Again,
that's that king of cups a bit arrogant. You could
think you're going to have an easy ride only to
find that you get in there and it's quite a
demanding job and you're barely capable of it. So it
could be a call to instead of going if that's
what that job is going to be, like, I don't

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want to go for that interview, that's nuts. The call
is to challenge yourself. Do you want that job? Do
you want that income? Do you want to step up
the ladder? Maybe it's a bit sooner and you need
to upscale before you attempt it, or maybe you need
to look at really what are the nuts and bots
off the job? If it's people management and you're like,

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I'm an introvert and forget it. If you're a management person,
you have to deal with people and so on and
so on. So does it fit? Where are we at
with that? What is my experience of life? That's of sexssors,
but also what have I learned about myself as I've
been growing through life? What have I learned over a
period of time. There's a lot of talk about life lessons,

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life lessons only happen when you don't listen. You don't
listen to yourself, you have regrets. There's a life lesson
you don't listen to somebody giving you good advice. You know, honey,
their person's not for you, too bad. I'm going to
find out for myself. I was actually had a client
say that to me once, did a breakdown on a
person she was already seeing, and I said, I don't

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really see this going the distance. You might need to
decide if it's the right thing for you, which is
how I usually say that sort of thing. And she
turned her and she said, oh, she literally did that
shrug your shoulders and oh, well, if it doesn't work out,
it's my life lesson. And I'm like, thanks for your money, honey,
go live your life, because that's all it becomes. At
that point. They are not always looking for information, and

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when you're reading for yourself that could be the case.
Sometimes you're looking for corroboration of what your narrative already is,
and that self editing is the dangerous self editing. And
at that point you're not really doing anything. You're not
really reading cards, and you're not divining. You're just supporting
your own belief system, which isn't always the wisest thing,
because then we get the come around of why are

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my cards wrong? When your cards aren't wrong, it can
only be you right. But the very fact that a
person saying why are my cards wrong, suggests too that
they have some kind of expectation that if they do
this and it looks good to them, that's how it's
going to be. Whether they work for that, earn that
create that, use their experience of life to make things
better or not. That's six of swords. You do not

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want it going wrong. Really, On the downside of that card,
you have got that sword coming out, You have got
that hunched figure with an experience that might layer up
and not be too pleasant to recall, or it may
layer up like a person from the past could front
up in front of you and point finger at your
sac this is what you've done, and that mightn't be

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all that pleasant, and it might be in your dream
or just in your mind that that happens. But you're
still in that zone, aren't you, where the experiences of
the past are still having some level of play out
in your psyche and your emotions in your life. At
this particular point in time, and you can make your
life easier if you use the experience of the past

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rather than cyclic living it again and again and again.
As soon as you find yourself saying I know I
shouldn't or I know I should, that tells us and
it tells everybody that you say it to. And it's
you telling yourself that I'm not going to do that,
or I am going to do that, even if I
know I shouldn't, or even if I knew, even if

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I do know that I should, and I'm just going
to do it anyway. And there's something odd with that mentality.
I think something really odd with that mentality. We learn
to walk by falling over. Literally, that's how our brain
learns what balances we fall over, and it goes that
went left, okay. We strengthen our body to be able
to walk, and then that memory is already locked and

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loaded forever and ever. If this is what it feels
like to fall over and I need to correct myself
if I'm on something wobbly, and that goes on through life.
That's experience. That's the sex of swords, and its most
basic principle is that by learning by my mistakes, or
learning from my mistakes, or learning from my experiences that
may not have been mistakes but weren't as satisfying as

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I would have liked. I put myself in a position
to have better experiences going forward, at the very least,
a more peaceful experience, more calm experiences, least of volun
tile less up and down. All of those things put
together what you are looking at. So we could end
up with the with the furies and the wheel of fortune,

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with the fates deciding your fate, or you can take
control of it. And the sword's being intellectual. It's not
an emotional energy at all. And if you're in an
emotional situation, any sword is telling you it's time to
use your brain. Time to use your brain. You need
to bring that in here. And so when you are
asking about futures, and you should be divination of any sort,

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even if you're asking about now, if I should do
this now, that's a yes or no. So I don't
advise should or shouldn't. And cards aren't ever going to
make decisions for you, because if you're leaning towards a years,
you're going to interpret it year. So you're going to
keep drawing till you get what you want, or you're
just going to do it anyway. So what we're looking though,
is if you're inside yourself, if you're internally saying, you know,

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should I blah blah blah. Most of the time, the
first one that comes out of your mouth is going
to be the one that you're going to do, not
the second one just a thought. That's the way our
brains work. But if you're being emotional about it and
you're thinking, oh, I don't want to do the change
and it's hard. If we've got that going on, then

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the six of Swords is going to say you need
to battle through because you spent the last year or
so deciding that you wanted to get another job. You
spent another three or four months and more recently looking
around for another job, and now you're asking your cards,
should I shouldn't I move my job? And it becomes
a bit faster call at that point, doesn't it. So

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are you wanting to know whether you would be better
off staying where you are? What you're asking then, is
with the sex of Swords in play, you are asking
do I want to continue living at work eight hours
a day the way that I am experiencing it the
way that I am. Whatever that is, whether I'm board,
whether I don't like it, whether I feel dere valued,
whether I think the job's crap, doesn't matter which one

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that is. How long do you want to stay in that?
That's another favorite question of mine, by the way, if
I read something challenging, I tend to go with how
long do you want to stay with that? It's up
to you. How long? How many years? How many years
do you want to put into a terrible relationship? How
many years do you want to spend it a job
you don't you're not happy with. How many years you
don't get those years back? How many years? If you

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learn that lesson young even better, you will find that
you feel like you're always moving through life in a
way that feels good for you. We had a time,
you know, if you're looking at people that are in
their sixties to their eighties, you have a time where
they would get a job and they would stay with
that job, keen to twenty years, if not all their

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working life. And now the average is two to five
years for a job. So a job isn't your life anymore,
and that means there's more options and that means you
have the freedom to look around one of the questions
should I or should should I leave this job? Or
should I stay. The girl had also written into that

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that if she lived, she was worried about being unemployed
for a while, and I thought, well, the thing here
is that there's a third choice is to look for
another job or you've still got this job. That's a
normal way to do it. Actually not to I'm quitting
this job, and then I'm starting to look for another job,
and then a month's down the track, I'm freaking out
because i haven't got any money and there's no prospects

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because you have not learned from the fact that actually
you're a more attractive prospect to an employer while you're
still working, because it shows you know how to transition,
how to plan for decisions. When you don't for a job,
you are saying, I don't know how to plan for
the next phase of my life. I just know I
didn't want that. I'm out. And they're going to say,

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in their minds, you could do that to us at
any time, and then we could waste our money and
energy training you, or we'll just be left in the
lurch when you give us that two weeks now or
whatever it is. So these are six of sorts. What
do I learn from? If I can say I'm worried
about being broke between jobs, then I have already learned,

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probably done it before, but I've already learned or understand
that it's not an optimum situation when I've got to
pay rent and buy food. It's pretty straightforward, and even
more if you haven't. Even if you've got a supporting
partner and you're both working, it's putting more stress on
them to say I just want to get out of
there now. There are situations, but on average, the six

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of sword model would be having you listen to those
problems that you're bringing up into your mind, because our thoughts,
they're real, right that you're bringing up into your mind,
and apply them to your life to get better results,
to have happier circumstances, to keep things on an even keel,
to keep things going smoothly. It doesn't happen or by itself.

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I'm Dorothy. This is Tara Crazy Beginner Series at Chouffen
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