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Card: Mermaid
Court: Autumn, Ace
We see a dark haired woman sitting on the edge of a rock, she is bare cheasted. As we run our eyes down her body we see that just below her navel she has scales and instead of legs she has fins. There is a small fishing boat on the water and the sky is mostly covered with clouds except for one bright star. We see a mirror in the lower left hand of the card showing a full moon.
From the book:
They are wonderful mothers and wives but if they find their magical cap, belt or comb that was hidden (preventing them from leaving the land) they will leave with without a second thought.
Mermaids mat derive from ancient goddesses as Aphrodite (Greek Goddess of love) who was born from the foam of the sea and rode to the shore in a seashell. In early astrology, her mirror was the emblem that represented the planet Venus (Venus is the Roman Goddess of love)
Divinatory Meanings:
They are most at home in the water, the element that symbolizes emotions and feelings. When upright she heralds a time of great fulfillment and joy, this may be a time of creative inspiration. She may also be a harbinger of love, attraction, passion and marriage; she emphasizes the importance of female sensuality.
Reversed:
Water does have the capability of being dammed up and fetid, It indicates a time of emotional stagnation and loneliness, unhappiness, isolation, barrenness and despair.
Court: Autumn, Ace
We see a dark haired woman sitting on the edge of a rock, she is bare cheasted. As we run our eyes down her body we see that just below her navel she has scales and instead of legs she has fins. There is a small fishing boat on the water and the sky is mostly covered with clouds except for one bright star. We see a mirror in the lower left hand of the card showing a full moon.
From the book:
They are wonderful mothers and wives but if they find their magical cap, belt or comb that was hidden (preventing them from leaving the land) they will leave with without a second thought.
Mermaids mat derive from ancient goddesses as Aphrodite (Greek Goddess of love) who was born from the foam of the sea and rode to the shore in a seashell. In early astrology, her mirror was the emblem that represented the planet Venus (Venus is the Roman Goddess of love)
Divinatory Meanings:
They are most at home in the water, the element that symbolizes emotions and feelings. When upright she heralds a time of great fulfillment and joy, this may be a time of creative inspiration. She may also be a harbinger of love, attraction, passion and marriage; she emphasizes the importance of female sensuality.
Reversed:
Water does have the capability of being dammed up and fetid, It indicates a time of emotional stagnation and loneliness, unhappiness, isolation, barrenness and despair.