The Enchanted Tarot

Astrology

Enchantments

Alchemy

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The Dream  
In the starlit sky, Cupid hovers telling two lovers to listen to their own hearts. There is a choice to be made between vice and virtue. The young man puts one arm around the object of his affections while beneath them lounges a pouting, languid girl who, driven mad by her own desires, tempts him with a more profane love: a symbol of the duality of light and dark living within us all. Only if he is in touch with both the male and female aspects of his personality, will he make the right choice. The luminous colored rays of pure joy emanating from the energy centers along the spine of his betrothed are shining away from him, for he is blinded by his indecision. His eyes are on the other woman, almost ignoring the partner who holds him in true love's light embrace. At his foot is the same red star upon which Cupid sits, symbolic of the elemental lusts of the energy center at the base of our spine. He must decide to either kick it aside or trip over it. Only true love will make him whole.

The Awakening  
Your relationships reflect your own inner balance. Make sure that what is attracting you away from who, what, and where you are now is not a reflection of the dissatisfaction you feel with yourself. Though the card of The Lovers usually means a love affair is in progress, the choice is not always romantic or sexual but may be between any two allurements.

The Enchantment  
For resolving choices in love, take the dust of well-dried rose petals, tie it up in a bag of pink silk and hang it on a loose cord or jewelry chain around your neck. Light two pink candles and chant: "Vice or virtue I must choose. Guide my choice so I can't lose." Inhale the scent of the rose dust and your choice will be clear.

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