This week I'll be using Le Veritable Tarot de Marseille (The True Tarot of Marseilles) restored and reconstructed Kris Hadar and published by Mortagne. Lee Bursten's
The Marseille Tarot Companion will be a resource for reading this deck. The oracle I'll be using is one I created myself called the Greek Alphabet Runes.
AlaskaLaserMaid on Etsy burned the designs on cedar tiles for me. Today's draws are the Seven of Coins and "Sigma:"
In his booklet, Burstens assigns "obtaining" to the Coins suit and "going deeper" to the number seven. This combined meaning made me think of the TV show
The Voice that I've been watching lately. There are some contestants who have perfect pitch, rhythm and the vocal power to belt out the songs. But as I watch them on stage, they seem to lack something - passion. The coaches constantly tell the contestants they need to feel and relate to what they are singing about, otherwise the audience won't feel a connection to them or the song. The plant on this card looks healthy enough, but there are no blooms or fruits. Like the contestants and the plant, this card tells me I'm on the right track. But I still need to dig deeper and keep working to enhance and tweak my talents.
Sigma when used as a symbol in mathematics specifies a summation operator. It signifies that the values to the right of it should be added together. Again there is a message of attending to the "whole package" rather than just looking at a few perfect details. It would be like a groom attending his wedding in a tux while wearing flip-flops. I need to step back and see what's off-kilter and correct it.
