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Editor’s Note: If you want to experiment with tarot cards and don’t have any, we provide a free tarot spread generator<\/a> using the Celtic Wings spread, which is based on the traditional Celtic Cross spread. This article<\/a> tells you how to use the spread<\/em>. You can visit Sarah’s website here<\/a>. –efc<\/em><\/p>\n

By Sarah Taylor<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Last week, there were some great comments about The Devil<\/a> — thank you for helping me to keep the discussion going while I’m away from my usual working environment.<\/p>\n

This week I thought I’d bring a little light into the picture, so today it is the turn of The Star.<\/p>\n

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The Star from the Crowley-Harris (left) and Rider-Waite Smith (right) Tarot decks.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I love The Star. To me, it has an ethereal quality to it that transcends the image and works its magic on the psyche. The seventeenth card in the major arcana, it is also associated with the sign Aquarius — an association that you can see for yourself in the images, particularly in the Rider-Waite Smith version. Again, I’m going to keep my own initial comments to a bare minimum because, like last week, the adventure today lies in the discovery of the card for yourself.<\/p>\n

So take a look at both versions — the Crowley-Harris Thoth card on the left, and the Rider-Waite Smith card on the right (click on the image of the cards to get a larger version); intuit your way into what the card is saying to you (hint: The Star speaks in a different voice from many of the other cards); and feel free to share what you find with us in the comments section below.<\/p>\n

Here are the same questions to help you get started:<\/p>\n