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three of receptacles: arcanum 24

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in this specific tarot system that uses the acronym T.A.R.O.T to describe the philosophical principles behind the reading of the cards. In this context, the three of receptacles represents ideal, romantic love, which is an interesting interpretation. This suggests that this card may represent an idealized vision of love, perhaps even a love that is closer to an ideal than a concrete reality. This interpretation may also suggest that the person drawing this card is searching for a love that matches their ideals, or that they are dreaming of a love that is perfect. However, it is important to note that ideal love can be elusive, and that reality can be more complex and nuanced. In this sense, the three of receptacles can also represent an invitation to explore one's own ideals and expectations of love, and to reflect on what is truly important to oneself in a romantic relationship. Truth: The Three of Receptacles represents the truth of our desires and expectations in love. It invites us to face our ideals and dreams, and to recognize what is truly important to us. Awareness: This card makes us aware of our own emotions and needs in love. It invites us to become aware of our thoughts and feelings, and to accept them as they are. Reflection: The Three of Receptacles invites us to reflect on our past love experiences and to learn from our mistakes. It encourages us to look back and understand what worked and what didn’t. Origin: This card takes us back to our origin, to our deepest essence. It invites us to connect with our heart and listen to our intuition to understand what is truly important to us in love. Transformation: The Three of Receptacles invites us to transform our ideals and expectations into reality. It encourages us to take steps to create the love we desire, and to be open to new experiences and new possibilities. 2160 x 3840 px / 4k mp4 / 59 s / 111 Mo / 8 fps 78 éditions : 1.28 #xtz pièce / Card N° 24/78 : Collection #tarot a subrealist tribute based on the masterpiece by : Retreat from the Storm - Jean-François Millet. 1846 Original works On view at : The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States

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