Interesting game. With only 9 minutes remaining in the 4th Quarter and the Jaguars up 20-10, it looked like my forecast of a 21-14 Jaguars win was on target, and even the final score (Patriots 24, Jaguars 20) wasn't that far off the mark either except for not actually identifying the winner and loser as … Continue reading Update #1: NFL (AFC) Championship Game
Tarot Readings
American Football Playoff Forecast
I'm not a fan of American football by any stretch of the imagination (I'd rather actively engage in solo sports than passively observe team sports), nor am I a fan of watching television outside of the rare HBO series that captures my interest. But I am a fan of using tarot to predict the results … Continue reading American Football Playoff Forecast
Where Is Justin? A Missing-Person Spread
A young man from New Hampshire recently went missing in Guatemala while swimming alone across a lake. He was apparently checked on by people in a boat, said he was OK and continued his swim, but never returned. http://www.wmur.com/article/crews-search-for-tamworth-man-missing-in-guatemala/15164741 I have a missing-person spread that I've used successfully in the past to analyze such cases, … Continue reading Where Is Justin? A Missing-Person Spread
The Eternal Question
Those who spend time on the tarot forums know that the most frequently asked questions in the reading exchanges, hands down, have to do with romance. Usually it's some variation of "What does X think or feel about me?" disguising the real question: "Does X love me?" But sometimes it gets more to-the-point and visceral. … Continue reading The Eternal Question
Republicans and Democrats: “Ne’er the Twain Shall Meet?”
I used my "Wheel of Opportunity" relationship spread to ask whether the Republican and Democratic political parties in the United States will ever agree on a common agenda that serves the best interests of the American people. The short answer is "No," but the details are very interesting. In this reading, the "Individual #1 spoke" … Continue reading Republicans and Democrats: “Ne’er the Twain Shall Meet?”
The Time of the Season
Every year on the Winter Solstice I perform my "Wheel of the Year" spread for the coming year. This a 17-card layout with one trump card for the annual focus, 4 trump cards for the four quarters, and 12 minor cards (including courts) for the twelve months, moving clockwise from the Solstice. I use the … Continue reading The Time of the Season
An Astro-Tarot Analysis of a Suicide
This is a detailed study of a recent death-by-suicide using a method I've been developing for combining astrological and tarot techniques in horoscopic analysis. The event occurred following a family celebration; I was present at both the gathering and the scene of death. All images © U.S. Games Systems, Inc, Stamford, CT and Robert M. … Continue reading An Astro-Tarot Analysis of a Suicide
Client #1 Celtic Cross Reading
All images copyright U.S. Games Systems, Inc, Stamford, CT This is the first of three free readings I'm offering on a first-come, first-served basis to anyone who is interested. (See my previous post.) The window of opportunity will remain open until the end of today. Position #1 (“Covering”) - the Moon: As the “covering” card … Continue reading Client #1 Celtic Cross Reading
Three Free Celtic Cross Readings
To celebrate reaching 300 posts on my blog, over the next 24 hours I'm offering three free Celtic Cross life-readings (English-language only) on a first-come, first-served basis. But you will have to play by my rules. I expect you to shuffle, cut and draw 10 cards from your own deck (or from one of the … Continue reading Three Free Celtic Cross Readings
Lunar Cycle Outlook, November-December 2017
The Star Tarot by Cathy McClelland was used for this reading. The November-December, 2017 lunation cycle began with the New Moon on November 18. The weekly period from the New Moon to the First Quarter on November 26 is dominated by fiery Wands cards, implying a vigorous, stimulating start to the lunar month. The 9 … Continue reading Lunar Cycle Outlook, November-December 2017
