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12月22日 最唔好彩... 假期前死server hdd... raid 5.. 都2隻唔見晒
最好彩... dell ce o黎到.. 發現有一隻死唔晒.. data 重救得返..
最幸福... dickson & joanna o既 婚禮..
最無奈... 郁手打女人o既男人.. 係.. 我覺得已經郁o左手.. 係.. 我都係俾人打(拉)o左落地o既其中一個..
.. 如果.. 呢個係你o既選擇.. 對唔住.. 我無能為力... 我只可以話.. 我好心痛..
原來.. 當自己想走.. 人o地唔想..
可以做o既.. 唔係自己走.. 而係拎o左人o地個袋.. 再用force 拖人走.. 重可以大模斯樣咁..
乜.. 而家.. 女仔.. 賤到咁... 原來.. 呢o的就係叫俾人捧o係掌心錫o既女人..
心淡..
12月14日
| You wake up and stub your toe going to the bathroom. You're in the shower and find out there's no soap. At breakfast, you get juice on your shirt. When you get to the car, your battery is dead. It's going to be a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day [note]. You're beset by hassles - those petty annoyances that are infuriating because they are so minor.
The Five of Wands stands for times when your environment seems to be fighting you. Nothing flows smoothly; everyone is working at cross-purposes. The figures on this card are all batting at each other. There is no coordinated effort, no agreement. When this card shows up, be prepared for a bumpy ride. You're going to need extra patience and perseverance to get to the point where you can accomplish something. The Five of Wands does not represent major blockages, just many small, irritating ones.
This card also stands for competition. In the right circumstances, competition is useful. It fosters extra effort, generates excitement and encourages the best. When the Five of Wands appears in a reading, check for competitive elements. You may be involved in a contest, race or game. You may discover you have rivals who are opposing you or challenging your position. You may feel disheartened (or invigorated!) by the dog-eat-dog environment you find yourself in. At its heart, competition is divisive. Make sure it is helping you and others reach your true goals. Otherwise, work toward cooperation. |
//...
12月13日
| 20071212
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| Lucifer. Mephistopheles. Satan. The Prince of Darkness. No matter what we call him, the Devil is our
symbol for what is bad and undesirable. From our human perspective, we see the world as a struggle
between light and dark. We want to vanquish the bad so the good can prevail. In fact, good and bad
cannot be separated, just as you cannot separate a shadow from its source. Darkness is simply the
absence of light, and it is caused by errors that hide the truth. Card 15 shows us these errors.
First is ignorance - not knowing the truth and not realizing that we do not know. Second is materialism -
the belief that there is nothing but the physical. As spiritual beings, we long for the Divine, but we lose
contact with this source of truth if we trust only our senses. There is also hopelessness, which robs us of
our joy and movement toward the light.
Traditionally the Devil stands for evil, but it does not have this rather frightening meaning in a reading.
This card lets you know that you are caught in an unhealthy, unproductive situation. You may be in the
dark about something - ignorant of the truth and its implications. You may be obsessed by a person, idea,
substance or pattern that you know is bad for you (or maybe you don't!). Sometimes this card reflects
back the negativity that has made you doubt yourself and your future. We are prone to many errors in
life. Card 15 lets us know when they are serious enough to require attention. When you see the Devil,
examine your assumptions carefully. Make sure you are not working from a false picture of yourself and
the situation. Hold fast to the highest vision of who you are. |
//
| 20071211
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| On Card 11 we see the familiar figure of Justice. She has the scales of equality and impartial judgment in
one hand, and the sword of decision in the other. In the tarot, Justice represents the understanding that
life is ultimately fair and just. Even though the vagaries of day-to-day life tend to make us doubt this fact,
Justice reminds us that there is divine balance. Notice the similarity between the Emperor and Justice.
Both cards stand for universal order; the Emperor in its underlying structure, Justice, in the action of
karma - cause and effect.
There is a serious feel to Card 11 - the tone of the courtroom. This card refers to legal matters of all
kinds, but is not restricted to them. The courts are where judgments are made and decisions rendered.
Our legal system is the official arena in which we explore the principles of Justice - fairness, impartiality
and the quest for truth.
In readings, Justice often appears when you are concerned with doing what is right or making sure you
receive your due. This card can also appear when you are feeling the impact of a past mistake or good
deed. The cause you set in motion at one time is now returning to you as an effect.
Sometimes Justice is a signal to do what needs to be done. A time comes when responsibilities must be
accepted, and accounts settled. The past will continue to haunt you if you do not recognize your mistakes
and make amends for them. You will need to weigh matters carefully and perhaps make important
decisions about your future course. |
//...
| 20071210
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| To understand the 2 of Cups, all you have to do is look at its image. A man and a woman are gazing at
each other, ready to share their cups (emotions). Here is the very picture of romantic and sexual
attraction. The energy between these two is almost palpable. The Two of Cups shows the beauty and
power that is created when two come together. This is the card that lovers want to see, and, in fact, the
Two of Cups is the minor arcana equivalent of the Lovers in many ways.
The Two of Cups has a deeper meaning as well. Whenever two forces are drawn together, there is the
potential for bonding. This card can stand for the union of any two entities - people, groups, ideas, or
talents. In readings, the Two of Cups tells you to look for connections in your life, especially those that
are one-on-one. Now is not the time to separate or stay apart. It is the time to join with another and work
as a partnership. If you are in conflict, look for truce and the chance to forgive and be forgiven. If you are
struggling with two choices or tendencies within yourself, seek to reconcile them.
Usually, the Two of Cups is welcome in a reading, but it can also sound a note of warning. The energy of
Two can be very compelling. If you have ever stood next to two people in love, you know what I'm
talking about. They create between themselves a world of their own that can feel exclusionary to
outsiders. "Two's company; three's a crowd." Make sure that the tendency to pair off is not creating
disharmony in your situation. |
//...
| 20071209
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| On many cards, we see a cluster of buildings off in the distance. In the Ten of Pentacles, we finally arrive
in that village - in the middle of the marketplace. The family we see is carrying on the affairs of everyday
life. A patriarch, dressed in a luxurious robe, pats his hounds as he watches over the younger generations.
A man and woman converse in passing as their child plays at their feet. Coins (money) are in the air.
The Ten of Pentacles stands for the ultimate in worldly and material success. Sometimes I jokingly call it
the "fat cat" card because it reminds me of the aura of prosperity that surrounds wealthy men and women
of business. This is the card you want to see if you are wondering how your latest enterprise will turn out.
Wealth and affluence are yours.
When we achieve material success, we naturally want it to last. This is the conservative, Establishment
side of the Ten of Pentacles. Why rock the boat when life is fine just the way it is? In readings, this card
often stands for convention - following established guidelines and maintaining the status quo. Fat cats are
rarely radicals; they love tradition and the tried-and-true. Sometimes it is important to trust the known
ways, but only when change is inadvisable.
The Ten of Pentacles is also concerned with permanence. Change is an unavoidable part of life, but
constant change is uncomfortable. We need stability and the chance to work for a secure foundation in
life. In readings, this card may be telling you to concentrate on the long-term. Work toward a lasting
solution. Now may be the time to settle down and make the arrangements that will work for you far into
the future. |
//...
| 20071208
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| The Hanged Man is one of the most mysterious cards in the tarot deck. It is simple, but complex. It
attracts, but also disturbs. It contradicts itself in countless ways. The Hanged Man is unsettling because it
symbolizes the action of paradox in our lives. A paradox is something that appears contradictory, and yet
is true. The Hanged Man presents to us certain truths, but they are hidden in their opposites.
The main lesson of the Hanged Man is that we "control" by letting go - we "win" by surrendering. The
figure on Card 12 has made the ultimate surrender - to die on the cross of his own travails - yet he shines
with the glory of divine understanding. He has sacrificed himself, but he emerges the victor. The Hanged
Man also tells us that we can "move forward" by standing still. By suspending time, we can have all the
time in the world.
In readings, the Hanged Man reminds us that the best approach to a problem is not always the most
obvious. When we most want to force our will on someone, that is when we should release. When we
most want to have our own way, that is when we should sacrifice. When we most want to act, that is
when we should wait. The irony is that by making these contradictory moves, we find what we are looking for. |
//...
| 20071207
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| The Page of Swords is a messenger bringing you challenges. He suggests that an opportunity for growth
may come your way in the guise of a problem or dilemma. These challenges may not be your favorites.
In fact, you probably will want to say "Thanks...but no thanks."
The Page of Swords asks you to embrace these difficult situations. Think of them as trials designed to
test your mettle. If you accept and prevail, you will become stronger and more resilient. In meeting these
challenges, you are encouraged to use the tools of the Swords suit - honest, reason, integrity and
fortitude.
The Page of Swords can also stand for a child or young-at-heart adult whose interactions with you
involve truthfulness, ethical behavior, discouragement or matters of the mind. This relationship is likely
to be troubled or difficult in keeping with the challenges of the Swords suit.
Sometimes the Page of Swords implies that your entire situation is one suffused with the spirit of
learning, discovery, and mental activities of all kinds. At such times, use your mind and enjoy the
delights of the intellect. |
//由knight 變 page...
| 20071206
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| On the positive side, the Knight of Swords is a master of logic and reason. He has a keen intellect that
grasps the fine points of any subject. He speaks clearly, directly and always with authority. His
judgments are sure and free of emotion. Others rely on his lucid analyses of problems and solutions. On
the negative side, this Knight is not a master of diplomacy. He can be downright tactless and rude. When
he thinks you are wrong, you'll know it. He's convinced of his own superiority and has little tolerance for
stupidity. He expects others to comply with his views. To him, feelings are irrelevant and illogical.
In readings, a Knight of Swords shows that his penetrating style is involved in the situation as an aspect
of you, someone else or the atmosphere in general. you need to ask yourself, "Is this Knight's energy
helping or hurting?"
If his style is evident, then balance is needed. Are you always forcing your position on others? Do you
get in trouble for saying what you think? Is your partner too cold and aloof? Do your colleagues tend to
be critical rather than supportive? It may be time for a change.
If this Knight's energy is missing, a dose of clear-sightedness may be called for. Are you too emotional?
Let your head rule your heart next time. Do you overvalue the opinions of others? Trust your own
authority. Are you afraid to offend? Speak your mind. Let the Knight of Swords introduce you to his
world of reason and self-assurance. |
//...
| 20071205
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| The personality of the Queen of Wands combines the positive fire energy of the Wands suit with the
inward focus of a Queen. She is the one voted most popular in her class. She is always attractive and
often good-looking in the classical sense. Her warm smile and easygoing manner bring her lots of friends
and admirers. Her energy is contagious, and her enthusiasm, total. No matter what the task, she tackles it
with wholehearted dedication and commitment. Nothing gets her down. She is always upbeat and
cheerful - ready to look for the positive in the situation. Her life is full and busy, and she prefers it that
way. She loves to be going and doing. She keeps up this pace because she is radiantly healthy and fit.
She is often a good athlete, being naturally strong and coordinated. Although she's never arrogant, the
Queen of Wands has a deep faith in her own abilities. Her quiet self-assurance comes from the
knowledge that she can accomplish whatever she sets her mind to.
In readings, the Queen of Wands asks you to think and feel as she does. For example: Do you feel
attractive? Do you believe in yourself? Are you full of energy? Can you shake off the blues? Are you
gung ho about life?
This Queen can also represent a man or woman who is like her, or an atmosphere of cheerful and
confident enthusiasm. In a reading, she tells you that her special energy has meaning for you at this time.
Let yourself be inspired by this Queen in whatever form she appears in your life. |
//...
| 20071204
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| On the Three of Wands, we see a figure standing on a cliff looking out over the sea to distant mountains.
From this height, he sees all that lies ahead. This is a card of vision and foresight. When we want to see
farther, we climb higher. By going up, we increase our range and remove ourselves from the immediate
situation. We detach and gain perspective.
In readings, the Three of Wands can tell you to take the long view. Don't react to the heat of the moment,
but step back and reconsider. See how the present fits into the greater picture. This card asks you to be a
visionary - to dream beyond current limitations. It can indicate premonitions or other intuitions about
what is to come.
Taking the long view is an aspect of leadership - another meaning of the Three of Wands. When we see
far, we have the knowledge to guide others to their best future. Someone who knows the way can show it
to those who follow. When you see the Three of Wands, know that now is the time to accept your vision
and be confident that you can lead others to it.
A leader not only sees far, but he is willing to go there first, if necessary. The Three of Wands is also a
card of exploration. Compare this figure to the Fool who is also on a cliff edge. The Fool steps out in
innocence, not realizing he is going to fall to his fate. The adventurer on the Three of Wands is also
willing to step out, but with full awareness of what he is doing. His courage is more informed, if less
spontaneous. The Three of Wands encourages you to move fearlessly into new areas. Let the ships on
your horizon take you far out into unknown seas |
//...
| 20071203
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| You open the door to find your partner in the arms of someone else. You overhear your best friend
laughing at you behind your back. You find out your business partner has been cheating you for years.
All of a sudden your world is turned upside-down. You're stunned, disbelieving and finally heartbroken.
The image on the 3 of Swords clearly describes this sudden pain. You literally feel as if someone has
taken a sharp object and jabbed it through your heart. Even something as minor as a snippy remark can
feel this way. Notice how this contains just a heart and three swords. When your heart is breaking, you
feel as if that is all you are - an open wound.
In readings, the Three of Swords often represents the nasty little curve balls that life can throw
sometimes. Betrayal, abandonment, rejection, separation, a reversal of fortune. These hurts are painful
because they hit you when you least expect them. If you have drawn this card, you may know what it
refers to, but if not, the Three of Swords is a valuable warning. It is likely there is something amiss in
your life that you are unaware of or unwilling to acknowledge. Curve balls hit us when we're looking the
other way. Examine your situation carefully. Talk to the people in your life. Don't take anything for
granted. Listen to your inner voice; it will help you locate the problem.
It is also possible that you are contemplating hurting someone else. With this card I think it is important
to remember that each of us is capable of cruelty. We're all human, and we all make mistakes, sometimes
serious ones. In the end, all we can do is trust in the goodness of life and try to live up to that ideal. When
you slip, forgive yourself, and try to forgive others in turn, but, even better, head off trouble before it
arrives. |
//...
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12月2日
| There are three cards in the tarot that focus on the group - each from a different point of view. For the Hierophant, it's the formal approach. For the Three of Pentacles it's teamwork, and for the Three of Cups, it's emotions. What does it feel like to join with others? What is friendship and community? These are the questions answered by the Three of Cups.
On this card, we see three women dancing together in a circle. Their arms reach out to each other to connect their feelings (Cups). In many settings, women create and nurture the social glue that bonds people together. These dancing women are a symbol of coming together in love. (Of course, these feelings do not only relate to woman.)
In readings, the Three of Cups can signify a friend or the feelings associated with friendship. This card can represent community - the network of support created when we interact with others. It can be any group in which the members feel a bond. When you see the Three of Cups, examine your attachments to the groups in your life from an emotional point of view. Consider reaching out to give or receive help. This card stands for all forms of support, including formal aid such as counseling and other social services.
The women on the Three of Cups also express joy and high spirits. Such feelings are not limited to groups, but can be especially strong there. Celebrations spontaneously arise when people feel connected, loved and secure. The Three of Cups can stand for a mood or experience that makes you feel like dancing and singing. |
//...
12月1日
| There are certain people who exude a kind of quiet composure. They may not say much, but they go about their business with an air of calm deliberation. Their presence is comforting because they are so centered. For me, this is the energy of Temperance.
To be temperate is to show moderation and self-restraint. In a world full of enticing indulgences, it is often necessary to find the middle ground. Sensible, maybe, but also a bit boring? The energy of Temperance may seem unexciting on the surface, but it is the calm of a hurricane's eye. All around are swirling winds, but in the center is a still point that brings everything into balance.
In readings, Temperance can represent a need for moderation, especially when extreme cards are present (such as the Knights). This card can also indicate a need for balance. In conflict situations, Temperance suggests that compromise and cooperation are vital. Look for any opportunity to bring opposing parties together. In fact, to temper can mean to modify by adding a new component. By combining and recombining, we come up with the ideal mixture or solution. Temperance is the card of good health in all areas - physical, mental and emotional. When illness or dis-ease is a concern, Temperance holds out the promise of vitality and well-being. | //
| The personality of the Queen of Cups combines the positive water energy of the Cups suit with the inward focus of a Queen. Because she has a sweet, loving and sensitive nature, the Queen of Cups has a kind word for everyone and never reacts with anger or impatience. There is a gentleness about her that soothes and calms. Compassion is her watchword. Her reactions to the world are guided by her feelings. In all matters, she lets her heart lead the way. She senses emotional currents and knows what others are experiencing without having to ask. She is never moody, but understands moods and their influence. She trusts her intuition and so is more open to knowledge that comes from within herself and beyond. She is often moved by the beauty and tragedy of life. The Queen of Cups feels deeply and has a reverence for all aspects of God's creation. Her love includes and embraces everyone and everything.
In readings, the Queen of Cups asks you to think and feel as she does. For example: Are you aware of the emotional climate? Are you feeling loving? Do you trust your heart? Have you received an intuitive message? Have you been moved by another's pain?
This Queen can also represent a man or woman who is like her, or an atmosphere of gentle love, acceptance and respect for feelings. In a reading, she tells you that her special energy has meaning for you at this time. Let yourself be inspired by this Queen in whatever form she appears in your life. |
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