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Course Description: The card meaning In Depth Reading Analysis Temperance - This course will introduce you to Tarot, explaining and illustrating with video, text and images the following: The card meaning In Depth Reading Analysis Interpretation Explanation Card Reading Affirmations Reading with Keywords In Depth Analysis of Symbolism How to Read the card Uprights and Reversals Meanings The card’s Role in Tarot Tarotribes.com

Learning Goals: By the end of Course 19 Temperance, we hope and aim that together we achieve the following accomplishments: See Feel and Be the card’s energy Understand the messages and cautions in the card Fully feel the symbols and interpret their meaning Confidently assert the card’s place and role in the journey Explored and examined the card as a character in Ancient and Modern History Understood the relevance and requirement of the role Realise the value of his messages Understand and assimilate all meanings and planetary influences Understand positive and negative aspects of the card “Then when looking back at your life, you will see that the moments which seemed to be great failures followed by wreckage were the incidents that shaped the life you have now. You'll see that this is really true. Nothing can happen to you that is not positive. Even though it looks and feels at the moment like a negative crisis, it is not. The crisis throws you back, and when you are required to exhibit strength, it comes. ― Joseph Campbell Tarotribes.com

Syllabus: Temperance 1. Introduction 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Course Overview 2] Symbolism 2.1 What is symbolism and allegory 2.2 Role of the card in the Adventure 2.3 Card Symbolism Overview 2.4 Mood of the Card 2.5 Numerical Significance 2.6 Card Characteristics 2.7 Main Symbolism Summary and Detailed Analysis : Weather; Clothing; Personification; Colours; Background; Colours; Planetary Influences; Flowers 2.8 History of Card Symbolism 3] Meaning 3.1 Who is the card? 3.2 The Card’s Prime Function 3.3 What does the card “represent?” 3.4 The card as a Teacher 3.5 The Card’s uniqueness in the journey of Tarot Majors 4] Upright in a Reading 4.1 Reading with Keywords 4.2 How to apply meanings in a Reading 4.3 Planetary Influences and Life Challenges 4.4 How to explain in a Reading 4.5 Messages from The Hierophant 5. Reversed in a Reading 5.1 Reading with Keywords 5.2 How to apply meanings in a Reading 5.3 Planetary Influences and Life Challenges 5.4 How to explain in a Reading 5.5 Messages from the card. Tarotribes.com