The Lovers Card - Not About Romantic Bliss, But Brutal Lessons Learned
So many badly bruised former lovers come for a Tarot reading. Usually they're not seeking closure. Instead they are entertaining the magical thinking that the bliss which could had existed will return. So, when The Lovers card comes up, they are elated.
Gently, we Tarot readers
warn the energy around The Lovers card is about learning. Because the
experience of romance is so intense, the lessons are unique. They entail layers
and layers of emerging truth. In addition, they can't be ignored. My message:
You are blessed now that you have received these teachings. Now you can have the
knowledge base to unite with your actual soulmate.
The film "True Things," streaming on Hulu,
illustrates that. The plotline focuses on a disconnected benefits clerk Kate in
a sleepy British seaside town. She is bumping up against early middle age. She
pays little attention to her job and the superiors notice and give warnings.
Then into her cubicle
about his benefits comes an ex-con with dyed blonde hair. In her phone she
lists him as "Blonde." He sweeps her away, even though workers aren't
supposed to develop personal relationships with clients.
Among the benefits he
brings into her life is that he brings her back to life. But she will shed that
new skin for a better one. That's after he shows himself to be locked into
himself. Eventually she gets it.
The cruel tutorial about
the ability to love and respect oneself is what she extracts from that
experience. Along the way she got sacked from her job but the audience has
confidence Kate will find a better fit.
Does everyone have to
learn these kinds of tough lessons? The Tarot isn't sending that message. The
takeaway is that romance can be among civilization's greatest teachers about
life. Not everyone will heed the teachings.
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