With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high. ~ Ayrton Senna da Silva, Brazilian racing driver
Formula
One cars are considered to be the fastest in the world, reaching speeds
up to 220 mph. Drivers have no roll bars or other type of protection
built around them; they rely on their skill and quick judgment calls.
Even a tiny miscalculation can result in death. If the driver is to
reach his goal safely, emotions that might affect his performance must
be left behind. Knowing one's weaknesses and being able to mentally
control them are vital. This card emphasizes the importance of
self-knowledge, will-power, and discipline when I am trying to overcome
my challenges and meet my objectives.
From the Masters Tarot comes the "Wolves:"
From the Masters Tarot comes the "Wolves:"
The
wolves represent false prophets, or people who promote their own
agendas for their personal gain. These folks are often eloquent,
charismatic speakers who can make just about anyone enthusiastic about
what they are selling. But why are we so easily taken in? For me
personally, I am vulnerable when I am look for the softer, quicker way
of doing things. Instead of being willing to do the hard work to
achieve what I want, I risk my money, self-respect and even health to
get instant results (which of course never materialize). As I've gotten
older, it's become harder for others to take advantage of me - a red
flag pops up when I hear honey-dipped words and extravagant promises. I
know that success comes through my efforts, not through taking short-cuts.
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