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	Intuitive Tarot - The Magician
		The Magician represents the attainment of wisdom which is needed in order to survive.
		The Magician encompasses the idea that the world is just ahead of you in all its wonder and excitement.
		General qualities associated to the Magician reversed are fear, shyness, or the inability to act.
	www.intuitivetarot.com /magician.html (212 words)

	The Magician - Tanja's Tarot
		The magician has placed before him the tools of the Tarot - these being the Wand or stave, the Pentacle, the sword and the cup.
		It is from these elements that the Magician can create all that he needs to and as they lay on the table before him, they indicate that he is aware of their powers.
		The Magician is the 2nd card of the Tarot and one which represents knowledge in many ways.
	www.angelfire.com /biz2/tanjatarot/magician.html (236 words)

	Revived Tarot: The Magician
		The Magician is traditionally placed second, after the Fool, in the place of Bayt.
		The Magician (Raysh/200) points to this relationship of archetypal, existential and cosmic containers with his gesture -- as above, so below, in the hierarchy of structuration of energy.
		The Magician as Raysh, cosmic container, accepts the energy of Qof and transforms it into Sheen, which animates the whole universe with its return reflection from Tav.
	www.psyche.com /psyche/tarot/trumps/magician.html (217 words)

	The Magician (Tarot card) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On the table in front of the Magician are the symbols of the four Tarot suits, signifying the elements of natural life, which lie like counters before the adept, and he adapts them as he wills.
		The Magician is the same name as a boss character in both House of the Dead and House of the Dead 2.
		The Vikings Tarot depicts Tyr as the Magician, he is lifting his arm that was severed by the Fenris wolf.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Magician_(Tarot_card) (973 words)

	The Magician - tarot card meanings
		Adeptly he chooses from the tools at his disposal, the sword of discrimination, the baton of energy, the cup of emotion or the coin of wisdom and wealth.
		The only down side of living in harmony with the Magician within us is that lesser mortals are inclined to become envious of our apparent ease with which we handle complex situations.
		Often the reversed Magician shows that the questioner does not know what to do next in their life, what action to take or which interests to pursue.
	www.toniallen.co.uk /themagician.html (867 words)

	Meaning of the Magician Tarot Card
		Raising his wand to heaven, pointing his finger to Earth, the Magician calls on all powers; magically, the cloth of the pack unfolds upon the table, revealing its contents.
		Standing for someone other than the querent, the Magician could be a skillful doctor, scientist, inventor lecturer, salesman, or con-man. It's important to remember that the Magician can as easily be clever as skilful, a trickster as well as a magician.
		The Magician card does the same for the Querent--only what it reveals is not birds or rabbits but NEW ideas.
	www.aeclectic.net /tarot/learn/meanings/magician.shtml (660 words)

	D9D1E2 - tarot - I The Magician (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The tarot is a deck of 78 cards, and the earliest versions date from the Middle Ages.
		Usually the magician is shown as an adept at his altar, his wand in his hand and his other tools - the pentacle, the cup and the sword - in front of him.
		The Magician's tools symbolise the four elements, and his possession of them means that he has mastered the elements and, hence, life itself.
	www.d9d1e2.com /tarot/t0100.html (316 words)

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		A traditional tarot reading involves a seeker - someone who is looking for answers to personal questions - and a reader - someone who knows how to interpret the cards.
		According to tarot historians Ronald Decker, Thierry Depaulis and Michael Dummett ("A Wicked Pack of Cards"), the earliest surviving set of tarot cards is the few remaining hand-painted cards created in approximately 1441 for the court of Filippo Maria Visconti, Duke of Milan.
		The belief that the Tarot originated with the Gypsies sprung from the same fount of speculation based on the mistaken idea that the Gypsies originally came from Egypt.
	www.magickalmind.com /tarot.htm (1356 words)

	October's Card: The Magician
		The Magician is a card of Creation and Creativity, a stage of life that we must ultimately pass through for at some point or other in our lives, we are the Magician, creating new things and share the energy that this card represents.
		The Magician in the Rider Waite Deck is a young man. He is dressed in a simple red and white robe.
		The Magician of the Unicorn Tarot is an old man dressed in purple Wizardly robes.
	home.pacific.net.sg /~mun_hon/tarot/oct97/magic.htm (810 words)

	The Magician Tarot Card Explained
		The Magician is a character that can be on hand to guide the questioner and urging people to be original and draw upon their own hidden skills and powers.
		The Magician is not entirely to be trusted and just as a magician performs magic before your very eyes, as does he.
		Card meanings can be open to different interpretations depending on who is doing the reading, what tarot deck is used, where the card is placed within a spread, what spread is being read and what other cards are present within the spread.
	www.nightimeuk.com /tarot/about/cards/major/the-magician.html (321 words)

	Wicca and Paganism - Tarot - Major Arcana: The Magician
		The Magician is the number one Arcana, the first of the sequence, and as the first step in the individuation process, symbolises action, the masculine energies, the ying aspect.
		The traditional elements of Magic reminds us of the more mystic aspect of the Magician, shown on a better light in decks such as "Legend: The Arthurian Tarot", where he is identified with Merlin, the magician of King Arthur's court and responsible of his conception, himself son of a princess and a demon.
		This symbol that we see repeated over the Magician's head in the Rider Waite deck also connects him to Strenght, a card that in the three line disposition initially explained, is right under this one.
	www.puertasdebabel.com /wicca/tarot2/magician.htm (384 words)

	The History of the Magician Card
		Although the two visions of the magician can mix and interact in fascinating ways, it is accurate to say that in modern decks we usually see the magus; in the historic decks we usually see the stage magician.
		The lemniscate over the Magician's head in modern decks is a consequence of French occultist Elpiphas Levi's musings on the shape of the Magician's hat in the old decks.
		The Magician in the historic decks is connected with another archetype as well; that of the craftsman or artisan, as we see in the Tarocchi del Mantegna prints.
	www.tarothermit.com /magician.htm (1743 words)

	trinity doughnuts tarot: I. the magician
		I think Magicians in many decks tend to be androgynous figures; perhaps suggesting that they have “all the tools” necessary to create their particular magic, whether all of those “tools” are visible or not.
		The Magician has both what he can control and what he can’t control working for his side, and what he is trying to activate, and create, is not so much for himself as it is for the enlightenment of others.
		An auspicious card, the Magician lets us know how important it is to fuse the inspiration with the act, to work hard in private and present results with a flourish to the public, thereby creating more inspiration, like spores on the wind, for countless others.
	www.notsoswift.com /amindandacard/trinitydoughnuts/archives/000677.html (494 words)

	Wheel of Fortune - WiccanWeb.ca (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This recalls the emblems of the four suits of the tarot actually laying on the table of The Magician.
		Through its cross sum (the sum of the digits), it is closely connected to The Magician, Key 1 and The Sun, Key 19.
		When it appears in a tarot throw, it typically signals the insertion of a random forces, the start of something new, or a need to understand the underlying structures.
	www.wiccanweb.ca /wiki/index.php?title=Wheel_of_Fortune&redirect=no (314 words)

	Gaian Tarot Artist's Journal: The Magician, in process
		It was that outer-directed, yang, male wildness I wanted to capture for the Magician, as well as the energy that is created at festival or in a drum circle when a group of ritual drummers is totally in synch and transports everyone present to the Otherworld.
		The second time I flashed on the idea of Musician as Magician was when I saw Scott Huckabay perform with his band Sonic Tribe last year.
		I had always intended it to be there, not only as an homage to the RWS Magician, but also because it is a link to Strength, she the solar female and the Magician, the solar male.
	gaiantarot.typepad.com /artists_journal/2004/02/the_magician_in.html (980 words)

	Tarot Card Meanings: I - The Magician
		Description: As the archetype of the masculine principle, the Magician represents someone who is able to achieve his goals through his creative abilities and his skills in using the tools available to him.
		The Magician symbolizes the beginning of something when everything is possible.
		The Magician is a confident person realizing his full potential by taking positive action and focusing his attention and energies to the task at hand.
	www.astrocenter.com /us/popup/tarot01.aspx?Af=170 (139 words)

	Rosicrucian Tarot of the Golden Dawn - The Magician Card (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In addition, the altar is clear because it is a spiritual altar, not one made of wood.
		The tools, unlike other depictions, are set in the macrocosm not the microcosm, indicating that the Magician of Light and Spirit work behind the self and connect to that which the natural man cannot see nor comprehend.
		In addition, the magician is holding up the wand of the Chief Adept, further indicating his connection and his openness to the influence of the everlasting works of the Holy One.
	www.rosicrucian-tarot.com /major_magician.htm (197 words)

	BOTA TAROT : Key 01
		His uplifted wand is a symbol of his ability to direct the natural forces with which he works; also of the Hermetic axiom, "That which is above is as that which is below." The horizontal 8 represents dominion, strength and control, and is also the mathematical sign of infinity.
		The white undergarment, symbolizing wisdom, is encircled with the serpent of eternity.
		The table is the field of attention, which is the workbench of the Magician.
	www.bota.org /botaineurope/en/tarot/key01.htm (381 words)

	Tarot - The Magician, an Introduction to the Major Arcana
		The Magician is a very important ‘character’ in the Tarot as it is he who portrays the creative intelligence that rules the Universe.
		In many Tarot decks the image of The Magician is shown where he stands over a table which displays an object that represents each one of the four elements.
		The Magician has mastered the skills required to use all the creative potential that exists in these elements toward bringing whatever it is he desires into reality.
	www.astrostar.com /Tarot-Magician.htm (973 words)

	Renaissance Tarot: The Magician
		The Magician, like his companion deity Hermes (Mercury), wears a winged hat and holds a snake entwined staff.
		The Magician stands behind a three-legged table on which rests several basic forms symbolizing the world of matter: a cube, a sphere, a pyramid and a polyhedron with twelve faces.
		The Renaissance Tarot is a modern deck, with symbolism drawn from the heroic age and rendered in renaissance style.
	www.facade.com /tarot/description/?Deck=renaissance&Card=2 (233 words)

	card magician tarot
		Tarot box design based on the Magician card, signifying the expression of inner powers to transform...
		A Tarot schema for intrapsychic work, adapted from the model developed by Mary K. Greer in the book by the same name.
		Greer's tarot "constellations" are numerologic correlations of the deck arranged in nine groups identified by...
	www.jyotishvani.com /astrology-horoscope/card-magician-tarot.asp (525 words)

	The Magician: Tarot Card Meaning
		The Magician stands with wand held pointed toward Heaven, the symbol for infinity above his head.
		Before him are the four symbols of the Minor Arcana, the Wand, Cup, Sword, and Pentacle, which are the basic elements to create whatever he desires.
		The Magician represents a focused, goal-oriented individual who harnesses the power of creativity, especially through willpower and determination.
	www.thelostfound.com /tarot/cards/meanings/magus.html (115 words)

	TattooSymbol.com \| Tarot Symbols: The Magician
		Around his waist is a belt made from a serpent that is eating its own tail – yet another symbol of eternity, especially the eternity of the spirit.
		In the Magician's right hand is a wand raised towards heaven, while the left hand is pointing to the earth.
		On the table in front of the Magician are the symbols of the four Tarot suits, signifying the elements of natural life, which lie like counters before him as he adapts them to his purposes.
	www.tattoosymbol.com /tarot/01.html (263 words)

	Tarot 1 - Magician
		A magician is one who, with the strength of his word, manifests and manipulates the physical world.
		To return to the card then, the Magician as number one is related to the letter “Beth” or “B” in the Hebrew alphabet.
		In this respect, the Magician’s staff is also the symbol of the phallus--the giver, the sender, the transmitter of the seed.
	www.yhwh.com /Tarot/Tarot1.htm (2964 words)

	The Magician in Tarot - Second in a Series by Danielle A. Ricard
		The Magician doesn't merely act - he swiftly and decisively controls the elements and summons the forces of nature.
		The Magician knows that, without awareness of the affects of our actions on all people involved - on every level, we are weak, ineffective and may ultimately fail.
		Quite simply, the Magician is conscious initiative, and it is important to note that without the purity of heart that the Fool possesses, one may be doomed to use their power in less than conscious ways.
	www.mooncatsastrology.com /tarot/01magician.htm (555 words)

	Learn Tarot at Aeclectic Tarot
		Begin discovering The Power of Tarot in Your Life, get to know your cards in Learning the Tarot, take the Simple Steps to Performing a Tarot Reading, and then find out more about the Court Cards in the Tarot and Tarot Reversals.
		The common symbols and meanings in each card of a Rider-Waite style tarot deck have been explored and explained, from the Fool and Magician to the Aces, Queens and Kings.
		Interviews with prominent Tarot artists and authors, including Rachel Pollack, Robin Wood, creators of the Tarot of Prague, the Osho Zen Tarot's creator, Ma Deva Padma, Clive Barrett, creator of the Ancient Egyptian Tarot, J.
	www.aeclectic.net /tarot/learn (495 words)

	The Artist's Inner Vision Tarot - The Magician
		The four suites of the tarot lie before him in the shape of a candle for fire and imagination (wands), a feather for air and intellect (swords), a cup filled with water for emotions (cups), and wampum representing the corporal physical world (coins).
		The Magician has a great many of the positive attributes needed to meet the challenge, as do we all, often only finding out how much we have until we are in a time of need.
		The teacher in the movie Dead Poet's Society could be described as a magician, inspiring the boys in his class to be creative using unusual and creative lessons, bringing out their potentials to defy the mediocre and make their own magic.
	www.psymon.com /tarot/01-magician.html (358 words)

	Tarot Card Meanings: "The Magician" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Every Tarot deck has its own images and symbolism which must then be filtered through the psyche of the reader and the context of the question.
		The Magician, also known as Magus, represents those aspects of the personality traditionally considered "masculine".
		This is a forceful, dynamic Tarot card, yet one that operates through the power of Will rather than brute force.
	www.wyrdology.com /scrying/tarot/magician.html (215 words)

	Reflections - Spiritual Journey
		Certified for over 20 years, Gary is a member of the ATA and a Certified Tarot Master (CTM) recognized by The Tarot Certification Board of America.
		Tarot is an excellent tool for meditation to enhance spiritual growth.
		The Magician stands in front of a table with all the implements he needs in front of him.
	www.ata-tarot.com /reflections/10-05/meister01.htm (587 words)

	Aleph Tarot- Major Arcana - The Magician - Meaning of the Tarot Cards
		Fire, Air, Water and Earth are symbolized in the Tarots with wands, swords, cups and coins.
		Among these the Magician chooses his tools to successfully pursue his plans.
		He is the tutor to assist you in reaching a new frame of mind.
	www.aleph-tarot.com /c1.php?id=3&karte=1 (111 words)

	Tarot Card Pendants in Jewellery at New Moon
		Large Fool Tarot Pendant with Jade - Symbolism of the Fool Tarot Card: A young man holding the white rose of innocence in his left hand and grasping a vagabonds staff and satchel in the other, wanders with his gaze to the heaves, about to step into an abyss.
		Small Fool Tarot Pendant - Symbolism of the Fool Tarot Card: A young man holding the white rose of innocence in his left hand and grasping a vagabonds staff and satchel in the other, wanders with his gaze to the heaves, about to step into an abyss.
		Small High Priestess Pendant - Symbolism of the High Priestess Tarot Card: A young woman sits on a throne holding a scroll labeled "Tora" meaning "law." On her breast is the sign of the meeting of heaven and earth, the Maltese cross.
	www.newmoon.uk.com /jewellery/tarot.htm (1466 words)

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