Little Baron
1 - The Magician - Hasan - The Alchemist
What do I see? I see the Magician, standing with his wand. His hat shows empty speach bubbles. He stands with three dice to his right on the floor, and next to a table which holds a further two. Infront of him is what looks like a larger 'bendy' wand. On the table leg is a clown's mask. The background is pink and spiky. Only one of the magician's eyes are wide open.
The numbers shown are 2 and 3; 6 and 4; 5, 3 and 2; 7 and 4; 1 and 11.
Graham Cameron says of his card -
"Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce a man who holds the potential to form a new reality, or conversely, a world of confusion.
Meet Hasan the Magician. As he stands before you demonstrating his skills and techniques, you find yourself amazed at the cleverness of this man. He views his audience as chess pieces, inhabitants strictly bound by defined tasks and movements. The Magician helps sell your ideas and solve your problems. The mask is hung to symbolise our changing feelings of love and hate, sadness to joy. He holds in his hand a wand of materialism - for his magic takes place on the material plane. Be warned, Hasan the Magician can sell you anything.
Professional, organised, concentration, promotor, logical, focused, self determined
The ruling planet is mercury".
First of all, the negative aspects of this card - my worrying about mistrust and disceit clouded my view but as I look deeper into this card, I can see what traits I need to develop tomorrow. In terms of work, I will need to be professional (use skill to make my garments as well as I can), organised (prioritise what needs to be done first), use concentration (and not get distracted by Aeclectic Tarot Boards LOL), be a promotor (of my design work), logical (and not flustered), focused and self determined.
I know that I have the skills of the Magician, and all I have to do is put them into practice. I also appreciate that I am trying to sell an idea in the industry I am working and I need to convince my tutors and other students when I return to london, that my ideas are fresh and new - like the Magician, I also should be able to sell them my work.
My only concern is the bendy wand (that is what it is, isn't it?). I see my garments not being as good as I would want them to be - a shoddy wand that has been disguarded. I see the wand as quite negative, in relation to the one being held. Is this a hint at my designs? Are the sleeker ones I am making now the right choise?
With reference to my earlier thoughts, even though I do not know what tomorrow will bring, I will keep my eyes open for the mask of the Magician, deception, trickery and illusion that he also seems to stand for.
Best wishes, Yaboot.
What do I see? I see the Magician, standing with his wand. His hat shows empty speach bubbles. He stands with three dice to his right on the floor, and next to a table which holds a further two. Infront of him is what looks like a larger 'bendy' wand. On the table leg is a clown's mask. The background is pink and spiky. Only one of the magician's eyes are wide open.
The numbers shown are 2 and 3; 6 and 4; 5, 3 and 2; 7 and 4; 1 and 11.
Graham Cameron says of his card -
"Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce a man who holds the potential to form a new reality, or conversely, a world of confusion.
Meet Hasan the Magician. As he stands before you demonstrating his skills and techniques, you find yourself amazed at the cleverness of this man. He views his audience as chess pieces, inhabitants strictly bound by defined tasks and movements. The Magician helps sell your ideas and solve your problems. The mask is hung to symbolise our changing feelings of love and hate, sadness to joy. He holds in his hand a wand of materialism - for his magic takes place on the material plane. Be warned, Hasan the Magician can sell you anything.
Professional, organised, concentration, promotor, logical, focused, self determined
The ruling planet is mercury".
First of all, the negative aspects of this card - my worrying about mistrust and disceit clouded my view but as I look deeper into this card, I can see what traits I need to develop tomorrow. In terms of work, I will need to be professional (use skill to make my garments as well as I can), organised (prioritise what needs to be done first), use concentration (and not get distracted by Aeclectic Tarot Boards LOL), be a promotor (of my design work), logical (and not flustered), focused and self determined.
I know that I have the skills of the Magician, and all I have to do is put them into practice. I also appreciate that I am trying to sell an idea in the industry I am working and I need to convince my tutors and other students when I return to london, that my ideas are fresh and new - like the Magician, I also should be able to sell them my work.
My only concern is the bendy wand (that is what it is, isn't it?). I see my garments not being as good as I would want them to be - a shoddy wand that has been disguarded. I see the wand as quite negative, in relation to the one being held. Is this a hint at my designs? Are the sleeker ones I am making now the right choise?
With reference to my earlier thoughts, even though I do not know what tomorrow will bring, I will keep my eyes open for the mask of the Magician, deception, trickery and illusion that he also seems to stand for.
Best wishes, Yaboot.