lord_ewin
Someone on another forum asked an interesting question, and I thought I'd share it with all of you for the sake of having a nice discussion on each of the card's meanings. I think I will make this sort of exchange a monthly or at least a reoccurring discussion on various cards (Food for though, if you will) to keep you thinking about blending meanings with other cards. This month, I'd like to tackle the Mice given the person's question.
The person wanted to know if there was a specific job you could assign to the Mice Card in general.
My problem with assigning a specific job meaning to the mice is that the card is more of a contextual modifier than a black and white defined outcome or job definition.
The mice taint the cards surrounding it in a negative way, they indicate stress, theft, worry, nervous energy, loss of income, money troubles, etc. There are a lot of stressful jobs out there. There are a lot of jobs that rob you of energy and time, there are even more jobs that don't seem to pay enough for what you're putting into things.
If you really want to explore a modifier's meaning, you need to pair it up with another card.
For example:
The Mice + The Ring could mean that an formal agreement, engagement or obligation isn't going to be favorable.
The Mice + The House could indicate that the house is a money pit, needs lots of repairs, that a theft occurred or will occur.
The Mice + The Letter could indicate worrying and upsetting news.
The Mice + The Gentleman or The Lady could be a nervous, negative, otherwise emotionally draining person.
If you're attributing it to a work context to get an indication of what they do, you'd need more than just the mice to go on. As an example:
The Tower + The Mice could indicate someone who protects people from financial problems (if there are business cards around like the fish) or someone who helps ppl with their worries.
I welcome your comments and your thoughts. And happy discussions if any.
LE
The person wanted to know if there was a specific job you could assign to the Mice Card in general.
My problem with assigning a specific job meaning to the mice is that the card is more of a contextual modifier than a black and white defined outcome or job definition.
The mice taint the cards surrounding it in a negative way, they indicate stress, theft, worry, nervous energy, loss of income, money troubles, etc. There are a lot of stressful jobs out there. There are a lot of jobs that rob you of energy and time, there are even more jobs that don't seem to pay enough for what you're putting into things.
If you really want to explore a modifier's meaning, you need to pair it up with another card.
For example:
The Mice + The Ring could mean that an formal agreement, engagement or obligation isn't going to be favorable.
The Mice + The House could indicate that the house is a money pit, needs lots of repairs, that a theft occurred or will occur.
The Mice + The Letter could indicate worrying and upsetting news.
The Mice + The Gentleman or The Lady could be a nervous, negative, otherwise emotionally draining person.
If you're attributing it to a work context to get an indication of what they do, you'd need more than just the mice to go on. As an example:
The Tower + The Mice could indicate someone who protects people from financial problems (if there are business cards around like the fish) or someone who helps ppl with their worries.
I welcome your comments and your thoughts. And happy discussions if any.
LE