Five-minute Tarot - 2 March 2017 - the 9 of Cups

Today's card is the 9 pf Cups - not so much what it means, but more what to say about it in a reading.
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[@purrbugaloo]

Thank you for doing these tarot videos. They are really helpful.

[@alexlazaridisf.7276]

Great! Really helpful

[@cynthiacairns9209]

I love this video! I tend to be a "all or nothing" thinker, and forget the myriad successes. What a great lesson!

[@1fighisimo]

I really connect to your vision on tarot

[@valentinabove]

John I wonder how Tarot has impacted and improved your life. After practicing for over 30 years how Tarot has helped you?

[@fraterdeusestveritas2022]

Hi John, I was wandering if you had any knowledge on the following topic; so I am doing a Kabbalah course of self transformation which requires meditation on a tarot card as one of the daily tasks. In the early stages of the course, I am not considering the reverse meaning of the cards, but that comes later. The book I am working from is called Kabbalah Magic and The Great Work of Self-Transformation by Lyam Thomas Christopher. It borrows heavily from Regardie's Golden Dawn material. In 9 days I have picked the 9 of cups three times, and the the 3 of cups twice. I intend to draw a card that brings a spiritual message for the day when I shuffle the deck. Furthermore, I usually pick the card that pops out as I shuffle. The odds of such a thing happening are improbable but not impossible, yet these cascading coincidences are a dead give away that the deck is speaking. Essentially, my question is, what is the significance of repeating cards? Especially if they repeat prolifically? I am shuffling the deck comprehensively, so that isn't the issue. Perhaps the cards keep coming as I am not giving them enough consideration in the first instance? Thank you for your videos John, they are very much appreciated. I am grateful for the education they bring. Regards, Jack.