Poetic Journey Through the 20 Count: An Exploration of Imagery and Symbolism

The 20 Count is a tarot card spread that is used to explore the past, present, and future. Each card in the spread represents a different aspect of the querent's life, and the cards can be interpreted together to provide a comprehensive overview of the querent's situation.

The Mexican Saga: a poetic journey through the 20-count

by Barbara Wood

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In this article, we will take a poetic journey through the 20 Count, exploring the imagery and symbolism of each card. We will begin with the Past (cards 1-7),then move on to the Present (cards 8-14),and finally conclude with the Future (cards 15-20).

The Past (Cards 1-7)

The Past cards represent the events and experiences that have shaped the querent's life up to this point. These cards can provide insight into the querent's childhood, family relationships, and early education.

Card 1: The Fool

The Fool represents new beginnings and fresh starts. This card can signify a time of change and adventure, or a time when the querent is feeling particularly optimistic and enthusiastic.

Card 2: The Magician

The Magician represents skill, talent, and creativity. This card can signify a time when the querent is feeling particularly inspired and resourceful.

Card 3: The High Priestess

The High Priestess represents intuition, wisdom, and inner knowledge. This card can signify a time when the querent is feeling particularly in tune with their inner voice.

Card 4: The Empress

The Empress represents fertility, creativity, and abundance. This card can signify a time when the querent is feeling particularly productive and creative.

Card 5: The Emperor

The Emperor represents authority, structure, and stability. This card can signify a time when the querent is feeling particularly confident and in control of their life.

Card 6: The Hierophant

The Hierophant represents tradition, conformity, and spirituality. This card can signify a time when the querent is feeling particularly connected to their community or religious beliefs.

Card 7: The Lovers

The Lovers represents choice, relationships, and intimacy. This card can signify a time when the querent is feeling particularly