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Tarot reading.
Ace of Swords: This suit represents the rational mind and its ability to discriminate. Swords cut through things in order to pierce illusion, to differentiate between fantasy and reality. The sword is sometimes shown piercing a silver and/or laurel crown, a symbol of optimism implying evolution, progress, a sense of hope and victory. It is occasionally shown pointed downwards -- a darker message, which refers to sacrifice, challenges and a critical environment. Why she'd get this card: Prudence is always doubting herself and wondering if she is doing the right thing in life. The card would give her reassurance that she is doing good and she should believe in herself, and sometimes she'll need to make sacrifices to get to where she needs to be.
Two Of Wands: This suit, most often called "Wands" and sometimes called "Rods" or "Staves," represents initiative, ambition, drive and desire. This is the suit of enterprise and risk-taking. This card points to the possibility of creeping self-doubt -- the kind that arises in a situation where one has bitten off more than one can chew. Give yourself a moment to take in the full implications of your situation. Find your bearings again before launching back into action. Deal with real concerns now -- before they become regrets! Why she'd get this card: Prudence would get this card because she doubts herself, and working two jobs, well technically more with helping Harriet out she is often pulled in a million directions and doesn't know where to go or what to do. This card would tell her to take a step back and reassess her life, and teach her to say no once in a while. It would tell her to stop worrying about things that might never happen.
The Devil: The Devil Tarot card expresses the realm of the taboo -- the culturally rejected wildness and undigested shadow side that each of us carries in our subconscious. This shadow is actually at the core of our being, which we cannot get rid of and will never succeed in taming. From its earliest versions, which portrayed a vampire-demon, The Devil evoked the church-fueled fear that a person could "lose their soul" to wild and passionate forces. The Devil card advises that you show some spunk. There may be nothing to be gained by trying to be subtle or strategic in this situation. Assert your agenda, express yourself honestly, and let the chips fall where they may. Your best bet could be to express your true emotions, possibly even including anger. Acknowledge that you have whatever feelings you have. While it may not be necessary to act out what you feel in every situation, accepting the power and depth of your inner experience enables you to remain true to yourself. Why she'd get this card: Prudence would get this card to assert her that it's okay to be assertive, aggressive and have spunk and not be a wallflower. As she gets a lot of hate for being who she is, it will remind her to believe in herself, and be who she is and not give a f*ck about what anyone else thinks.
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