| Aeson Knight Master Psychic |
| Sample Of A Career Reading |
Hey John
HERE IS THE INFORMATION YOU GAVE ME :the jealous Team Lead guy Jerome decided to
"teach" me a lesson. They taped shut these flapping doors between the showroom and the
storeroom...and Jerome demanded that my son go into the storeroom. Fortunately, I saw the flapping
doors had been taped shut. They were trying to physically hurt me with the doors banging back into
this face.
I have not brought this accusation to his senior management, nor has he complained about the
"harassment".
My birthday is November 27, 1978
Here is your reading
The way I do a reading is as follows I use a stand nine card spread I have include the define meaning that
so you can see the definitions of the cards that I have pulled for you in case I miss something or you
have a question on where my guide have pointed me
Here are the cards and your reading
1 Basis of the matter, or that, which brought you to now:
The card in this position represents the foundation that molded your past or created the basis of where
you are now.
It is: Nine of wands
Defined meaning: The figure on the Nine of Wands has definitely been through tough times. His head
and arm are bandaged, and he's leaning on a "crutch." This fighter has seen some battles, but he's still
standing! He's hurt, but he's not down. When we have had a bad experience, we feel weary and
battle-scarred. Even if we aren't hurt physically, our psyches are wounded. Our openness, innocence
and trust are gone, replaced by wary defensiveness.
In readings, the Nine of Wands can be a warning that you must proceed carefully. Keep a watchful eye
because there is the possibility that you will be hurt. If you have already been burned, you know what
this man is feeling. Life's lessons can be hard sometimes, especially when hopes have been dashed. It is
natural to feel defensive at such times, but try to avoid becoming bitter. Your experience has wounded
you, but it has strengthened you as well.
Strength is the other aspect of the Nine of Wands. This fighter is tough! He has the physical stamina and
the inner drive to persist despite all setbacks. In The Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays an
android from the future who never gives up. In the end he is nothing but a wire framework with glowing
eyes, but he still keeps coming - dragging himself along the floor to his goal. This is the spirit of the Nine
of Wands. This card tells you to keep going no matter what. Even if everyone and everything seems to
be against you right now, don't give up. Within you are the hidden reserves you need to prevail.
My interpretation I feel this card is telling john that he need to be careful that this is not the last time
this air head does something like this.
2 Where you are now:
This position indicates the circumstances that are present in your life which motivate your question or
concern.
It is: the fool
Defined meaning: As Card 0, the Fool lies at the beginning of the major arcana, but also somewhat apart
from the other cards. In medieval courts, the court jester was someone who was not expected to follow
the same rules as others. He could observe and then poke fun. This makes the Fool unpredictable and
full of surprises. He reminds us of the unlimited potential and spontaneity inherent in every moment.
There is a sense with this card that anything goes - nothing is certain or regular. The Fool adds the new
and unfamiliar to a situation.
The Fool also represents the complete faith that life is good and worthy of trust. Some might call the
Fool too innocent, but his innocence sustains him and brings him joy. In readings, the Fool can signal a
new beginning or change of direction - one that will guide you onto a path of adventure, wonder and
personal growth. He also reminds you to keep your faith and trust your natural responses. If you are
facing a decision or moment of doubt, the Fool tells you to believe in yourself and follow your heart no
matter how crazy or foolish your impulses may seem.
My interpretation the Fool tells you to believe in yourself and follow your heart no matter how
fearful your are.
3 Hopes and fears:
This is an important aspect of your reading because I reveals the inner workings of your mind as a result
of your past and present and it of times the determining factor and possible outcome of your reading,
depending on the forces working for or against you and the card in the tenth position.
It is: three of wands
Defined meaning: On the Three of Wands, we see a figure standing on a cliff looking out over the sea to
distant mountains. From this height, he sees all that lies ahead. This is a card of vision and foresight.
When we want to see farther, we climb higher. By going up, we increase our range and remove ourselves
from the immediate situation. We detach and gain perspective.
In readings, the Three of Wands can tell you to take the long view. Don't react to the heat of the
moment, but step back and reconsider. See how the present fits into the greater picture. This card asks
you to be a visionary - to dream beyond current limitations. It can indicate premonitions or other
intuitions about what is to come.
Taking the long view is an aspect of leadership - another meaning of the Three of Wands. When we see
far, we have the knowledge to guide others to their best future. Someone who knows the way can show
it to those who follow. When you see the Three of Wands, know that now is the time to accept your
vision and be confident that you can lead others to it.
A leader not only sees far, but he is willing to go there first, if necessary. The Three of Wands is also a
card of exploration. Compare this figure to the Fool who is also on a cliff edge. The Fool steps out in
innocence, not realizing he is going to fall to his fate. The adventurer on the Three of Wands is also
willing to step out, but with full awareness of what he is doing. His courage is more informed, if less
spontaneous. The Three of Wands encourages you to move fearlessly into new areas. Let the ships on
your horizon take you far out into unknown seas.
My interpretation I feel this card show your need to be your self and to be treated the way you should
be treated with the respect you deserve.
4 Present and Passing:
This covers not only your recent past , but long-term blocs or influences as well, and through its effect
may still be felt in your present and perhaps very near future, its influence is passing away and moving
out of importance.
It is: eight of pentacles
Defined meaning: On the Eight of Pentacles we see a young man who is hammering away at a coin. He
has finished six and has another coin to go. It is clear that he is in the middle of a project that absorbs all
his attention. He's isolated himself from others (the town in the background) in order to concentrate. In
this scene we see the essential elements of the Eight of Pentacles: hard work and attention to detail.
This card often implies a time of great diligence and focus. It advises you to hammer away at the
business of the moment, whether a work project, family difficulty, personal goal or unpleasant duty.
Sometimes blessings fall into our laps to be enjoyed. Other times we must put out great effort to obtain
them. The Eight of Pentacles represents moments when you must give 110%. Just buckle down and do
it. Fortunately, this kind of work is invigorating and leads to superb results. The labor of the Eight of
Pentacles is deeply satisfying and productive.
The Eight of Pentacles can also symbolize the impulse to learn - to broaden horizons (to use an
old-fashioned term). Sometimes we need to develop new skills. We do research, dig out facts or search
for expertise. The Hermit is looking for inner knowledge. The man on the Eight of Pentacles seeks
external knowledge - the how and why of the material world.
This card can also show the need for meticulous attention. People who are painstaking are often
dismissed as nit-pickers, but their extra effort ensures everything is as it should be. It's a matter of caring
- taking the time to check the little details. Now is not the time to be slipshod or casual. Look for errors,
and tie up loose ends. The key to success is an extraordinary effort. Whatever your task, the Eight of
Pentacles tells you to give it your all in every way.
My interpretation this card speaks of the harassment going on and the nit-picking going on by your
team leader.
5 Forces for or against you:
The card in this position plays a major role in determining the outcome of your reading, because its
influence is the crux of all preceding events. If the card that falls in this position is positive, then the
surrounding query will be working in your favor. If, on the other hand, the card has a negative
connotation, then these influences will be against opposing.
It is: seven of pentacles
Defined meaning: On the Seven of Pentacles we see a man who has labored long and hard in his garden.
The foliage is full, the blossoms are out - it seems that his work has paid off. Now he's taking a break to
admire his handiwork. How satisfying it is to see such fine results! How rewarding is sweet success!
The Seven of Pentacles is a time-out card. It represents those moments after a rush of activity when we
stop to catch our breath and look around. The man in the picture has paused to contemplate the fruits of
his own labors, but he could also pick that fruit. In readings, the Seven of Pentacles can indicate a reward
that will come your way, particularly as a result of your own efforts. Take it and enjoy.
This card is also a call for assessment. When we're busy, we don't always have time to reflect on what
we're doing and why. Are we still on course? Are we getting the results we want? Serious problems can
develop if you don't take stock at key moments. In readings, this card suggests that you take the time to
be sure you're meeting your goals.
The Seven of Pentacles can also indicate a crossroads. In life, there's a tendency to continue with familiar
routines. To go in a new direction isn't easy. The Seven of Pentacles may be telling you to figure out if
you need a course correction, or even a complete about-face. You're not yet committed to a certain path,
but you could be soon. Change is still possible.
The Seven of Pentacles is not a card of endings or final decisions. The game is not over, but only on hold
for a moment. Once you've gotten your breath back and checked your strategy, be ready to jump back in
and work even harder than before.
My interpretation this card speaks of you fears of you being put on the spot or worse losing your job.
6 Near Future:
This card will indicate how you have emerged from your recent past, as well as any new factors that
come into being.
It is: three of sword
Defined meaning: You open the door to find your partner in the arms of someone else. You overhear
your best friend laughing at you behind your back. You find out your business partner has been cheating
you for years. All of a sudden your world is turned upside-down. You're stunned, disbelieving and
finally heartbroken.
The image on the 3 of Swords clearly describes this sudden pain. You literally feel as if someone has
taken a sharp object and jabbed it through your heart. Even something as minor as a snippy remark can
feel this way. Notice how this contains just a heart and three swords. When your heart is breaking, you
feel as if that is all you are - an open wound.
In readings, the Three of Swords often represents the nasty little curve balls that life can throw
sometimes. Betrayal, abandonment, rejection, separation, a reversal of fortune. These hurts are painful
because they hit you when you least expect them. If you have drawn this card, you may know what it
refers to, but if not, the Three of Swords is a valuable warning. It is likely there is something amiss in
your life that you are unaware of or unwilling to acknowledge. Curve balls hit us when we're looking the
other way. Examine your situation carefully. Talk to the people in your life. Don't take anything for
granted. Listen to your inner voice; it will help you locate the problem.
It is also possible that you are contemplating hurting someone else. With this card, I think it is
important to remember that each of us is capable of cruelty. We are all human, and we all make mistakes,
sometimes-serious ones. In the end, all we can do is trust in the goodness of life and try to live up to
that ideal. When you slip, forgive yourself, and try to forgive others in turn, but, even better, head off
trouble before it arrives.
My interpretation this card speaks of you confronting the team leader and the problems going on at
work
Over view of the question:
John from what I see and from what the card say you need to go the top manger and tell him everything
that going on. You need to take control of the saturation and tell the team leader that he had no right to
do this and has no right to harass you or your co-work and yes put it to the full. You will not lose your
job if you follow the proper channels and let his boss do his job. Putt your self in the boss shoes would
you not want and need to know what going on. If you do not act on this, it will not improve.
Aeson Knight Master Psychic
HERE IS THE INFORMATION YOU GAVE ME :the jealous Team Lead guy Jerome decided to
"teach" me a lesson. They taped shut these flapping doors between the showroom and the
storeroom...and Jerome demanded that my son go into the storeroom. Fortunately, I saw the flapping
doors had been taped shut. They were trying to physically hurt me with the doors banging back into
this face.
I have not brought this accusation to his senior management, nor has he complained about the
"harassment".
My birthday is November 27, 1978
Here is your reading
The way I do a reading is as follows I use a stand nine card spread I have include the define meaning that
so you can see the definitions of the cards that I have pulled for you in case I miss something or you
have a question on where my guide have pointed me
Here are the cards and your reading
1 Basis of the matter, or that, which brought you to now:
The card in this position represents the foundation that molded your past or created the basis of where
you are now.
It is: Nine of wands
Defined meaning: The figure on the Nine of Wands has definitely been through tough times. His head
and arm are bandaged, and he's leaning on a "crutch." This fighter has seen some battles, but he's still
standing! He's hurt, but he's not down. When we have had a bad experience, we feel weary and
battle-scarred. Even if we aren't hurt physically, our psyches are wounded. Our openness, innocence
and trust are gone, replaced by wary defensiveness.
In readings, the Nine of Wands can be a warning that you must proceed carefully. Keep a watchful eye
because there is the possibility that you will be hurt. If you have already been burned, you know what
this man is feeling. Life's lessons can be hard sometimes, especially when hopes have been dashed. It is
natural to feel defensive at such times, but try to avoid becoming bitter. Your experience has wounded
you, but it has strengthened you as well.
Strength is the other aspect of the Nine of Wands. This fighter is tough! He has the physical stamina and
the inner drive to persist despite all setbacks. In The Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays an
android from the future who never gives up. In the end he is nothing but a wire framework with glowing
eyes, but he still keeps coming - dragging himself along the floor to his goal. This is the spirit of the Nine
of Wands. This card tells you to keep going no matter what. Even if everyone and everything seems to
be against you right now, don't give up. Within you are the hidden reserves you need to prevail.
My interpretation I feel this card is telling john that he need to be careful that this is not the last time
this air head does something like this.
2 Where you are now:
This position indicates the circumstances that are present in your life which motivate your question or
concern.
It is: the fool
Defined meaning: As Card 0, the Fool lies at the beginning of the major arcana, but also somewhat apart
from the other cards. In medieval courts, the court jester was someone who was not expected to follow
the same rules as others. He could observe and then poke fun. This makes the Fool unpredictable and
full of surprises. He reminds us of the unlimited potential and spontaneity inherent in every moment.
There is a sense with this card that anything goes - nothing is certain or regular. The Fool adds the new
and unfamiliar to a situation.
The Fool also represents the complete faith that life is good and worthy of trust. Some might call the
Fool too innocent, but his innocence sustains him and brings him joy. In readings, the Fool can signal a
new beginning or change of direction - one that will guide you onto a path of adventure, wonder and
personal growth. He also reminds you to keep your faith and trust your natural responses. If you are
facing a decision or moment of doubt, the Fool tells you to believe in yourself and follow your heart no
matter how crazy or foolish your impulses may seem.
My interpretation the Fool tells you to believe in yourself and follow your heart no matter how
fearful your are.
3 Hopes and fears:
This is an important aspect of your reading because I reveals the inner workings of your mind as a result
of your past and present and it of times the determining factor and possible outcome of your reading,
depending on the forces working for or against you and the card in the tenth position.
It is: three of wands
Defined meaning: On the Three of Wands, we see a figure standing on a cliff looking out over the sea to
distant mountains. From this height, he sees all that lies ahead. This is a card of vision and foresight.
When we want to see farther, we climb higher. By going up, we increase our range and remove ourselves
from the immediate situation. We detach and gain perspective.
In readings, the Three of Wands can tell you to take the long view. Don't react to the heat of the
moment, but step back and reconsider. See how the present fits into the greater picture. This card asks
you to be a visionary - to dream beyond current limitations. It can indicate premonitions or other
intuitions about what is to come.
Taking the long view is an aspect of leadership - another meaning of the Three of Wands. When we see
far, we have the knowledge to guide others to their best future. Someone who knows the way can show
it to those who follow. When you see the Three of Wands, know that now is the time to accept your
vision and be confident that you can lead others to it.
A leader not only sees far, but he is willing to go there first, if necessary. The Three of Wands is also a
card of exploration. Compare this figure to the Fool who is also on a cliff edge. The Fool steps out in
innocence, not realizing he is going to fall to his fate. The adventurer on the Three of Wands is also
willing to step out, but with full awareness of what he is doing. His courage is more informed, if less
spontaneous. The Three of Wands encourages you to move fearlessly into new areas. Let the ships on
your horizon take you far out into unknown seas.
My interpretation I feel this card show your need to be your self and to be treated the way you should
be treated with the respect you deserve.
4 Present and Passing:
This covers not only your recent past , but long-term blocs or influences as well, and through its effect
may still be felt in your present and perhaps very near future, its influence is passing away and moving
out of importance.
It is: eight of pentacles
Defined meaning: On the Eight of Pentacles we see a young man who is hammering away at a coin. He
has finished six and has another coin to go. It is clear that he is in the middle of a project that absorbs all
his attention. He's isolated himself from others (the town in the background) in order to concentrate. In
this scene we see the essential elements of the Eight of Pentacles: hard work and attention to detail.
This card often implies a time of great diligence and focus. It advises you to hammer away at the
business of the moment, whether a work project, family difficulty, personal goal or unpleasant duty.
Sometimes blessings fall into our laps to be enjoyed. Other times we must put out great effort to obtain
them. The Eight of Pentacles represents moments when you must give 110%. Just buckle down and do
it. Fortunately, this kind of work is invigorating and leads to superb results. The labor of the Eight of
Pentacles is deeply satisfying and productive.
The Eight of Pentacles can also symbolize the impulse to learn - to broaden horizons (to use an
old-fashioned term). Sometimes we need to develop new skills. We do research, dig out facts or search
for expertise. The Hermit is looking for inner knowledge. The man on the Eight of Pentacles seeks
external knowledge - the how and why of the material world.
This card can also show the need for meticulous attention. People who are painstaking are often
dismissed as nit-pickers, but their extra effort ensures everything is as it should be. It's a matter of caring
- taking the time to check the little details. Now is not the time to be slipshod or casual. Look for errors,
and tie up loose ends. The key to success is an extraordinary effort. Whatever your task, the Eight of
Pentacles tells you to give it your all in every way.
My interpretation this card speaks of the harassment going on and the nit-picking going on by your
team leader.
5 Forces for or against you:
The card in this position plays a major role in determining the outcome of your reading, because its
influence is the crux of all preceding events. If the card that falls in this position is positive, then the
surrounding query will be working in your favor. If, on the other hand, the card has a negative
connotation, then these influences will be against opposing.
It is: seven of pentacles
Defined meaning: On the Seven of Pentacles we see a man who has labored long and hard in his garden.
The foliage is full, the blossoms are out - it seems that his work has paid off. Now he's taking a break to
admire his handiwork. How satisfying it is to see such fine results! How rewarding is sweet success!
The Seven of Pentacles is a time-out card. It represents those moments after a rush of activity when we
stop to catch our breath and look around. The man in the picture has paused to contemplate the fruits of
his own labors, but he could also pick that fruit. In readings, the Seven of Pentacles can indicate a reward
that will come your way, particularly as a result of your own efforts. Take it and enjoy.
This card is also a call for assessment. When we're busy, we don't always have time to reflect on what
we're doing and why. Are we still on course? Are we getting the results we want? Serious problems can
develop if you don't take stock at key moments. In readings, this card suggests that you take the time to
be sure you're meeting your goals.
The Seven of Pentacles can also indicate a crossroads. In life, there's a tendency to continue with familiar
routines. To go in a new direction isn't easy. The Seven of Pentacles may be telling you to figure out if
you need a course correction, or even a complete about-face. You're not yet committed to a certain path,
but you could be soon. Change is still possible.
The Seven of Pentacles is not a card of endings or final decisions. The game is not over, but only on hold
for a moment. Once you've gotten your breath back and checked your strategy, be ready to jump back in
and work even harder than before.
My interpretation this card speaks of you fears of you being put on the spot or worse losing your job.
6 Near Future:
This card will indicate how you have emerged from your recent past, as well as any new factors that
come into being.
It is: three of sword
Defined meaning: You open the door to find your partner in the arms of someone else. You overhear
your best friend laughing at you behind your back. You find out your business partner has been cheating
you for years. All of a sudden your world is turned upside-down. You're stunned, disbelieving and
finally heartbroken.
The image on the 3 of Swords clearly describes this sudden pain. You literally feel as if someone has
taken a sharp object and jabbed it through your heart. Even something as minor as a snippy remark can
feel this way. Notice how this contains just a heart and three swords. When your heart is breaking, you
feel as if that is all you are - an open wound.
In readings, the Three of Swords often represents the nasty little curve balls that life can throw
sometimes. Betrayal, abandonment, rejection, separation, a reversal of fortune. These hurts are painful
because they hit you when you least expect them. If you have drawn this card, you may know what it
refers to, but if not, the Three of Swords is a valuable warning. It is likely there is something amiss in
your life that you are unaware of or unwilling to acknowledge. Curve balls hit us when we're looking the
other way. Examine your situation carefully. Talk to the people in your life. Don't take anything for
granted. Listen to your inner voice; it will help you locate the problem.
It is also possible that you are contemplating hurting someone else. With this card, I think it is
important to remember that each of us is capable of cruelty. We are all human, and we all make mistakes,
sometimes-serious ones. In the end, all we can do is trust in the goodness of life and try to live up to
that ideal. When you slip, forgive yourself, and try to forgive others in turn, but, even better, head off
trouble before it arrives.
My interpretation this card speaks of you confronting the team leader and the problems going on at
work
Over view of the question:
John from what I see and from what the card say you need to go the top manger and tell him everything
that going on. You need to take control of the saturation and tell the team leader that he had no right to
do this and has no right to harass you or your co-work and yes put it to the full. You will not lose your
job if you follow the proper channels and let his boss do his job. Putt your self in the boss shoes would
you not want and need to know what going on. If you do not act on this, it will not improve.
Aeson Knight Master Psychic
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