"When I perform personal readings using the mindfulness divination technique, I analyze my cards and oracles in a way that reveals a specific theme for me to meditate on. This guidance was done with the Celestial Kingdoms Tarot to help you visualize my way of working; I invite you to read the card analysis and associations to assist you in your own readings."
The theme that emerges today relates to the transmission of a legacy through our own individual evolution within the group and how this transmission occurs in our daily lives. If you wish, you can zoom in on the image of the drawing to observe the illustrations and make your own analysis; you can also perform your own drawing using the proposed theme as a source of inspiration.

THE GAME
"When I perform a reading with the Tarot, I draw between 3 and 9 cards. For this reading, I used the Tarot of the Celestial Realms published by Leduc editions, from which I selected 9 cards, which I will analyze line by line and then column by column to clearly bring out the guidance of the cards. I will start by analyzing each card individually based on the illustrations provided and my intuition, in order to create a foundation on which I will rely to synthesize the message."

THE ANALYSIS OF LINES
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The first line consists of Strength, the Knight of Wands, and the Knight of Pentacles. In this analysis, I will rely on the illustrations rather than the text provided in the booklet; you can do the same if you wish to perform your own reading!
-The first card represents a young woman with her eyes closed, delicately holding a water lily in her hand, with a ghostly-looking lion standing behind her. This card inspires me with the mastery of the inner strength of our wild nature, allowing an individual to gauge how they apply their energy in their daily life.
-The second card represents a young man riding a bird, ready to act, he controls his mount to give it a precise direction without denying its natural instincts. He gives it direction while trusting in the natural abilities of his mount.
-The third card represents a young man alone, observing a small room adorned with a star. This gives me the feeling that he is reflecting on the best way to use his strengths, in order to act rightly in his life and to take a just and enlightened path without rushing. He shows patience and wisdom by considering where he is before taking action.
"Mastering my passions allows me to wisely measure the actions I will successfully undertake; I can provide the necessary impetus to realize my dreams while respecting my needs and natural talents, all while carefully observing what comes to me naturally. It is the balance of giving and receiving: when I give, I receive; when I receive, I give."
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The second line consists of the Queen of Cups, the Ten of Wands, and the Emperor.
-The first card represents a queen surrounded by whales, delicately holding a ship in her hands. She inspires me with the tenderness of a mother carrying her child and nourishing him until he is ready to be born.
-The second card represents a small fairy with closed eyes, sitting on a mushroom, her bucket at her feet and a magnificent plant, carrying ten stars behind her. She inspires me with the careful and constant work that every gardener must dedicate to their plants for them to reach maturity, respecting their needs while allowing them the space to grow at their own pace.
-The third card represents the Emperor, we can see a man sitting on a throne holding his scepter towards the sky. This imagery clearly refers back to the previous ones, it makes me think that, like everything in life, a fair balance of giving and receiving is necessary. The gardener is the only one who can decide the correctness of his actions, it is through mastering his emotions and his own needs that he can make his garden thrive in the long term.
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The third line consists of the Hermit, the Page of Pentacles, and the Hanged Man.
-The first card represents a monk holding a scepter and a lantern, with his eyes closed, in deep meditation on the next step to take. This indicates to me that an individual's ability to be aware of the value of what they already possess is the key to their abundance in the present moment.
-The second card represents a young woman observing a room attentively, in the background a large open arch seems to call her towards a new path. Very similar to the imagery of the Hermit, the page here invites us to light the fire of our inner lantern and to wisely use the little things that seem insignificant to us.
-The third card represents the hanged man, a man suspended by one foot from a tree, whose red apples are about to fall to the ground. This card inspires me to let go and embrace natural cycles. The hanged man is also an apple that is about to fall from the tree, if given the time to ripen; when the time comes, it will fall naturally to the ground.
"When I recognize the value of what I already possess and how I can use it, I naturally move out of stagnation. I no longer need to act for the sake of acting, and I can allow my life to unfold naturally, knowing that all my needs will be met in their time. I can thus focus on the present moment, detached from my anxieties."
See how the story gently takes shape:
"By accurately measuring how I use my energy, I can evolve my dreams while preserving myself. When I respect my needs, I also respect those of my surroundings and allow the natural cycles of my life to unfold naturally. Thus, I recognize the value of what I already possess, what is naturally offered to me, and what I naturally offer without forcing. I can then enjoy every moment knowing that I am loved and protected."
THE ANALYSIS OF COLUMNS
If you have the information you need in your draw, you can complete your analysis at the previous step; however, if you want to go further, you can also analyze each column.
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The first column consists of Strength, the Queen of Cups, and The Hermit.
You can rely on the analyses made previously and move directly to the synthesis. In this article, I will recall the analyses of each card.
-The first card represents a young woman with closed eyes, delicately holding a water lily in her hand, a ghostly-looking lion standing behind her. This card inspires me with the mastery of the inner strength of our wild nature, allowing an individual to gauge how they apply their energy in their daily life.
-The second card represents a mermaid queen surrounded by whales, delicately holding a ship in her hands. She inspires me with the tenderness of a mother who carries her child and nourishes him until he is ready to be born.
-The third card represents a monk holding a scepter and a lantern, eyes closed, in deep meditation on the next step to take. This indicates to me that an individual's ability to be aware of the value of what they already have is the key to their abundance in the present moment.
"The mastery of my inner strength and my emotional balance allow me to carry, nurture, and protect the seed of my dreams until the next stage of its evolution."
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The second column consists of the Knight of Wands, the 10 of Wands, and the Page of Pentacles.
-The first card represents a young man riding a bird, ready to act, he masters his mount to give it a precise direction without denying its natural instincts. He gives it direction while trusting the natural abilities of his mount.
-The second card represents a small fairy with closed eyes, sitting on a mushroom, her bucket at her feet and a magnificent plant with ten stars behind her. She inspires me with the careful and constant work that every gardener must dedicate to their plants for them to reach maturity, respecting their needs while allowing them the space to grow at their own pace.
-The third card represents a young woman observing a room attentively, in the background a large open arch seems to call her towards a new path. Very similar to the imagery of the Hermit, the page here invites us to light the fire of our inner lantern and to wisely use the little things that seem insignificant to us.
"When the fruits of my labor are ripe, those who need them recognize it and naturally share it around them, like a bird that consumes a juicy cherry in spring."
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Finally, the third column consists of the Knight of Pentacles, the Emperor, and the Hanged Man.
-The first card represents a young man alone, observing a small piece adorned with a star. This gives me the feeling that he is reflecting on the best way to use his assets, in order to act rightly in his life and to take a just and enlightened path without rushing. He shows patience and wisdom by considering where he is before taking action.
-The second card represents the Emperor, we can see a man sitting on a throne holding his scepter towards the sky. This imagery clearly refers back to the previous ones, it makes me think that, like everything in life, a fair balance of giving and receiving is necessary. The gardener is the only one who can decide the correctness of his actions, it is through mastering his emotions and his own needs that he can make his garden thrive in the long term.
-The third card represents the hanged man, a man suspended by one foot from a tree, whose red apples are about to fall to the ground. This card inspires me to let go and embrace natural cycles. The hanged man is also an apple that is about to fall from the tree, if given the time to ripen; when the time comes, it will fall naturally to the ground.
"Every individual, like every plant, is born from a seed of life; within each seed and each fruit lies a potential forest. The responsibility of the Emperor, like that of the forest, is to maintain the cycles of life in harmony, offering the fruits of his labor to life."
SYNTHESIS
Now that the draw has been made, I will be able to summarize the different previous analyses, simplifying the message to resonate more with my feelings. Here is the summary with which I conclude this draw:
By learning how to use my energies wisely, I can evolve my dreams accurately. When I am aware of my own nature, I know how to command respect and I honor my truth consciously; thus, I respect the natural order of my life and I can enjoy my life without forcing.
Mastering and respecting my personal balance allows me to bring my dreams to fruition; when the fruits of my labor are ripe, they naturally attract those in need, who, in return, will maintain the natural cycles by spreading the seeds of my achievements to the four winds.
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