"Ah, the Ubar of Cups. A wise card, calm and diplomatic. Too, it is a caring card, one that shows tolerance. A man who can balance the needs of many, as well as can diffuse a tense situation. One who accepts the limitations of others and allows them their freedom. There is charity work, and compassion for the less fortunate. A man who never seems nervous or tense...There is no need to reject a helping hand. You are a man who commands respect, but not love. Considerate and responsible, ambitious as well as a skilled negotiator. A born manipulator, someone who rises to power using his brain, not his brawn. The Ubar avoids taking people into his confidence and often works in secret. He is a seeker of power and often distrusted or feared by those around him."
"If that one confuses you, this one will confuse you even more."
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"The Sardar. A card of action. It is a card of abundance, senses and nature.
This card represents mothering and nourishing life. Expressing tenderness and harmonizing with natural rhythms. It is a symbol of female authority, productivity and creativity. The Sardar represents abuandance in all things. Companionship, fertility and wealth, all flourish beneath her stewardship. Good luck surrounds you if your concerns involve coin, companionship or fertility. Any endeavor over which a woman has creative control will have a favorable outcome. Look for unexpected gifts.. or blessings."
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Fate was still staring at him, wondering if her cards were.. broken.
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"What is there about this one that should confuse me? I ask, because I am wondering what it normally represents, and it makes perfect sense to me whereupon it might not to you in the present, in this context."
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"It is a card of motherhood. Of giving birth. A maturing of the personality. It can mean many things, perhaps something coming to fruitation, but it is the combination of cards that confuses me. All the cards represent a similar action.. even this one...The Ubara of Coins. Again, a card of nurturing. Of creating a warm and secure environment. Too, it is a card that whispers of a bigheartedness. One who has a way with children. One who handles problems matter of factly. This card represents a woman...Actually, now that I see them all side by side, they all do. There is a calmness in this layout, a sereness a.. oneness. A love of grand personal displays. A love that is strong and protecting in nature. I see a time of quiet contentment with life. She, the Ubara, represents an atmosphere of warmth, trust and security. She is trusting by nature, while others trust her.. completely. And she is loyal to the end."
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"The Entertainer of Wands. It represents unclear aims, avoiding the
consequences of one's actions. Depression. Moodiness. This is a card who
loves luxury, but only help make her feel better. Again a card of moodiness.
Though she has onest qualities, they may turn to petulance.
A person unable to keep a confidence. This card warns you to beware of flattery from a false friend. I think we are talking of two women, here, two that
are in your life. Two that have meant much to you. This woman is clearly a manipulator who tends to be shallow and ...and emotionally unstable."
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Again, he nodded, because it made perfect sense to him. He thought that the same could not be said of Fate, and so for once, he lined things up so she could. It was a gamble, but she had been informally adopted, and done much for those of the rest of the family. "I still don't know who the male is, in the first card. I would like to say it's me, but I think we both know it's not." So he pushed the card off to one side, and pulled down the next two. "These are Bonnie. She's pregnant. It's mine. Hence some of the previous readings you gave me no doubt, because we had more than a few obstacles to overcome, including..." And here he drew down the last card in the group. "...a woman from my past that I thought I might have a future with. It did not work out, so we come back around." Or so was the way he saw it, and looked upward again now to see if that computed in her brain. "Bonnie not being my sister, we are free to no longer worry about certain issues that would have come up." Yes, deplorable morality, he knew. Such was his life:
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Fate thought on that for a moment, nodding, the pieces generally fitting together. "The first card, the Ubar of Cups." Back went the telling finger to touch the tip of card, revisiting. "I see many of these traits in you. Calmness. Whether you realize it or not, you always exude a certain quiet, one that other's would think of as composed. Diplomatic. Now here I would have no idea how you run your business, but when I see you, I see a man who listens to both sides of a story before making up his mind. Tolerant and caring. That I see everytime you pick up Charm, or you give her a gift. Fatherhood.. well, now that one is pretty obvious now. This card often denotes a man with brown or hazel eyes, tan skin, dirty blonde.. or dark brown hair. And seeing that it has been matched up with the Ubara of coins, it's mate.. Bonnie's card, well, it all makes perfect sense to me. And congratulations by the way."
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