[Dasaji]

OK, if we are back onto the Tarot discussion, I have some thoughts...especially if press is hinting at additional cards being dropped.

Yesterday's bus driver correlates with the VII card of the Major Arcana: The Chariot. In the Universal Rider Deck (the most known tarot deck) the Chariot pictures a man in a chariot (the bus). Numerologically speaking, yesterdays's date 10/22/02 = the number 7, same as the card.

NOW, there is another card that has me worried...it is XIX The Sun. Pictured on it is a small child riding a white horse. Numerologically speaking, the number 19 = 1+9=10 = 1+ 0 = 1

Friday, 10/25/02 - 1 + 2 + 5 + 2 = 10 = 1+0 = 1

The Sun card, with the small child, is freaking me out. I called my sister in Richmond to look in the yellow pages to see if there are any day cares that have the word "Sun" (as in Sunny Days Day Care). There are. There is a correlation, especially with the children not being safe.

Talk about going off the deep end...(and NO, no one needs to step in and REMIND me this is off the deep end, I already KNOW)

Dasaji
(rejected by the Psychic Readers Network - lol)

[snickeroon]

Could someone please post some pictures from the Rider tarot deck of the sun, death, tower and wheel of fortune cards?

[My Favorite Headache]

Woah...chills

[blondee123]

I would imagine the FBI, CIA et al, are thinking every angle as you are, so you're not off the deep end. They aren't dealing with a rational person, so you have to think outside the box!

[texasbluebell]

I went looking for more references, and this one to Peter and the Wolf by Prokofiev has the words duck and noose in it:

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"The story tells of how young Peter ventures into a meadow (which his grandfather has made off-limits to him) and together with his animal friends (a bird, a cat and a duck) catches a wolf. He hands [the] captured wolf over to some hunters, and then all the characters of the story come together in the finale, where the wolf is taken to the zoo in a triumphant procession..."

"By now, Peter had made a noose with his rope, and very carefully he lowered it down. He slipped the noose over the wolf’s tail, and pulled it tight.

:The wolf, realising that he had been caught, leapt about furiously, trying to tear himself free.

"But Peter had tied the end of the rope to the tree. And each leap of the wolf only drew the noose tighter and tighter around his tail...

Above them all flew the little bird, chirping merrily, ‘See how clever we are, Peter and I. See what we have caught!’

"And if you listened very, very carefully, you could hear the duck, still quacking inside the wolf. For the wolf had been in such a hurry that he had swallowed her alive."

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We're the wolf, I suppose, and islam is the duck which we are taking in whole, into our country.