Tarot Quiz

[catlady_de_los_angeles]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "pippin_999" <foxmoth at q...> wrote:
> I got The Fool, which as I vaguely remember is a very powerful 
> card and not as bad as it looks, but when I changed from Chaos 
> to Order I got the High Priestess, which is a more flattering 
> description, I think. Anybody want to interpret this?

As I understand it, to put it crudely, the Trump II the High 
Priestess represents psychic power, magic power, and the 
unconscious mind. As for the Fool, let me quote what I posted to 
the list where I found out about this quiz:

> [Someone] wrote:
> > I am the Emperor!
> > That's a lot better than what I usually feel like: the fool.
 
> Please allow me to quibble, Your  Majesty....

> In my limited understanding of Tarot, Trump 0 the Fool is a very
> good thing, standing for not-quite-infinite possibilities. Because
> of being a person who 1) is not set in hiser ways (flexible), 
> 2) doesn't think heesh already knows it all (willing to learn), 
> 3) is on the move (in the process of changing). Therefore, heesh
> can 'grow up' to be /P/r/e/s/i/d/e/n/t/ enlightened, wise, 
> glorious, a survivor, whatever.

> and Trump IV the Emperor is not such a good thing, standing for a 
> person who 1) IS set in hiser ways (rigid), 2) DOES think that 
> heesh already knows everything (unwilling to listen, unwilling to
> learn more/different), 3) represents and enforces the status quo,
> the rules, authoritarianism, etc. 

> That it seems automatic to me that the possibility of learning and 
> changing is good and the refusal to learn or change is bad is 
> doubtlessly related to the Trump the quiz gave ME: Trump X Wheel of 
> Fortune, which specifically *represents* Change, and asserts that
> the mighty (the Emperor) WILL fall and the lowly (the Fool) WILL 
> rise. As well as to my knee-jerk defiance of rules.

I wasn't sure whether to pick Order or Chaos, but I got Trump X both 
ways.