If a deck is calling your name, invite it in no need to wait for someone to gift it to you. Trust your intuition, that internal sense, to see what draws you in. Therefore, the magical tools you connect with will be unique to you. Our magic is our own no one can dictate it to us. We are all born into magic we each already have a connection - it is simply about remembering and strengthening it. If this is true, the people who hold access would only invite who they want, and that’s not how magic works. I believe the tradition, or at least the myth of the tradition, started as a way for people to gatekeep magic and magical tools. You can and should buy your own deck, especially if you are feeling called to one. LS: This is a common fallacy within the tarot community. "Is it true that someone needs to gift you your first tarot deck as opposed to purchasing it yourself?" - sweetbref Must be all the cheese.Ĭome back tomorrow and we shall discuss the next card in the Tottenham Hotspur Tarot.2. We’d be forgiven for thinking that Tottenham’s particular wheel might spin a little lopsided now and then.
Well, maybe not for EVERY 5-1 loss to Newcastle. For every 5-1 loss to Newcastle there is a Miracle of Amsterdam. It may not be in the way that we would have chosen, but wheels only turn when they are positioned on a point of balance. The card reminds us that there are forces that are beyond our control, and that left to its own devices, the universe will take care of itself. There’s a certain level of zen-like optimism and comfort at play here. Conversely, if times are good, an inverted card can remind you to enjoy the good times, because things can be lost in an instant. if you’re going through a rough patch, say a global pandemic that has killed hundreds of thousands of people and left you jobless and stuck in your home for months, the Lasagna can suggest that positive change is coming. Dig a little deeper and it can be a card representing change - the Lasagna can simply note a turning point in your current status. It is tasty and can provide energy but can also lead to unexpectedly bad outcomes and seriously you know why this is the chosen metaphor.Īt its most basic level, upright the Lasagna of Fortune represents good luck and inverted it represents bad luck. The layers repeat, just as the wheel rotates.
In the Tottenham Hotspur Tarot, the Wheel is not so much a wheel but rather a casserole of alternating layers of pasta, meat, sauce, and cheese.
The corners feature angelic, winged creatures - zodiac, spiritual, terrestrial symbols with multiple meanings. A sphinx holding a sword rests atop, suggesting there is knowledge to be learned. The “wheel” itself is flanked by two depictions of Egyptian gods - Typhon (the serpent), and Anubis (god of death). Wheel in the sky keeps on turning, I don’t know where I’ll be tomorrow. Good times lead to bad times which lead to good times, ongoing, ad infinitum. Summer leads to autumn, which leads to winter, which leads to spring. The Wheel of Fortune is all about karma, and predicates your future on what you have done in your past: do unto others as you would have others do unto you. The Wheel is a symbol that appears again and again in multiple cultures across time - the idea that nature is cyclical, that all of this has happened before and all of it shall happen again in the future.
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