tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6599622232422843627.post6941262453965307576..comments2009-05-26T10:02:37.055-04:00peridothttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02197129115357019005noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6599622232422843627.post-56917147193420749102009-05-26T10:02:37.055-04:002009-05-26T10:02:37.055-04:00Wow Douglas,<br />Thank you so much!! I like your interpretation as well. I know sometimes the Tower can feel so heavy when really like you say it could just be as simple as something not working out the way you wanted. Or something that puts a real dent in your day. I like your "stopped working" interpretation. That actually applies to the reason I posted that particular card then. Thanks for the encouragement - as you can see, I post infrequently depending on whats going on... Thanks for your interest.. I plan to post again soon.peridothttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02197129115357019005noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6599622232422843627.post-8955939266008773542009-05-23T17:08:12.853-04:002009-05-23T17:08:12.853-04:00Firstly, let me say what an awesome looking blog you have. I especially like your doodle art!<br />Your description of the Tower is interesting. I agree that it does represent a transforming experience on a subjective level.<br />I've found that when this card comes up in a reading it can also indicate fairly mundane matters; such as a an appliance in the home needing replaced; a break up in a relationship (if reversed it usually indicates, for me, that the breakup took place in the past)and so on.<br />The interesting thing about the Tower is that it doesn't always indicate major events (in an objective sense)but rather, indicates things have 'stopped working'.<br />I like your blog, I hope you keep going.Douglashttp://www.taroteon.comnoreply@blogger.com