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The card 49 'Road' depicts a road that winds through a mountainside. There is lightning flashing so itwould be wise to stay on track or maybe encounter some rough situations.
The Tone for this card is 'Direction' and the Reality is 'Gone Astray' and the Destiny is 'Back on Track.
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The Lemurian Cards Set |
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Lemurian Cards were so named because these cards were given to us through divination by the lemurians. Lemuria is a sister planet in another dimension that holds the same position as earth. We feel very fortunate to be chosen by the Lemurians to bring these cards to you. The set consists of a deck of 64 poker size cards, an illustrated explanatory booklet and a note pad for your readings.
Interpretation Examples
Lemurian Fortune Cards are trying to give advice to you using images in our life. Each card depicts different situations we all encounter. Each card depicts something we can relate.
For instance card 26 Attrition depicts a wave crashing upon a rock turning into sand. This represents something that takes a very long time. The Tone therefore is 'Aeon', the Reality is 'Frustration' and the Destiny is to outlatst or endure.
Card 49 Road depicts a road that winds through a mountainside. There is lightning flashing so it would be wise to stay on track or maybe encounter some rough situations. The Tone for this card is 'Direction' and the Reality is 'Gone Astray' and the Destiny is 'Back on Track.
Card 63 Calendar depicts a calendar for lifetimes. This calendar depicts many beliefs and many fazes of mans existence. The Tone for this card is 'Reflection' and the Reality is 'Short-sighted veiw of Life' and the Destiny is 'Lessons Learned'.
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With civilization came no lessening of that fear of the unknown, and no less a need to know which way the gods pointed. Prophesy and divination ruled the Trojan War, to hear Homer tell it, more even than the mortals fighting it. When he heard it prophesied that the first Greek to set foot on Trojan soil would die, Protesilaus promised his wife Laodamia that it wouldn't be him. |
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But still, in his zeal, he bounded from his ship and fulfilled his own doom. And when Agamemnon looked above the battlefield of Troy and saw eagles on his left, he knew Zeus was against him, and so he retreated. Fickle Zeus would change his stance soon enough, a fact Priam's daughter Cassandra knew only too well. But she was cursed twice, first that her prophecy would always be true, and second that no one would ever believe her.
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