Dignified: This card signifies the blind faith of the naive or true believer to move forward without awareness of obstacles. Or it indicates the enlightened trust of the wise to see through the falseness of obstacles and move forward. If you are at a crossroads, look to your new path with wonder and joy. Listen to your own truth. People such as independent thinkers, astronauts, or pioneers are indicated.
Ill-Dignified: Moving forward impetuously without considering the consequences. Listening to others instead of your inner voice.
Dignified: This card signifies the use of wisdom and physical ability combined with personal power and high intent to benefit self and humanity. Using unseen forces to affect everyday life, it denotes creative use of the will to manifest a chosen reality. This is the card of a communicator, a person who gets the job done, or an effective expert.
Ill-Dignified: Misusing power or authority. Possible abusive or dictatorial behavior. Looking for the easy way out. Feeling the victim. A change in attitude is called for. It is time to focus in the present, or develop communication skills.
Dignified: A person with penetrating intuition, spiritual insight, acute intelligence and wisdom. An independent thinker with high integrity. An air of mystery. A person who says less than she knows. A situation that ╥feels╙ right. Indicates strong psychic ability. A person who is a mediator, counselor, or independent rather than authoritarian.
Ill-Dignified: Not aware of deeper meanings. Indicates impatience and unwillingness to collect the necessary information. One sided or ignorant. Can signify a lack of support for a situation or a person of weak character.
Dignified: The essence of right-brained, holistic existence. Represents abundance, giving and receiving, nurturing, unconditional love, fertility and motherhood. Indicates a situation that is good for you, or a person who is warm hearted, maternal and healing. Can refer to healthcare providers and service-oriented people. Results are more than hoped for.
Ill-Dignified: Suffering materially or emotionally. A person or situation with little to offer others. Unproductive activity or position. You need to clarify what is emotionally important. Go take a walk.
Dignified: This is the essence of left-brained, focused existence. Power and authority over others is felt. Law and order, structure and stability. A controlling person. One not easily influenced by others. Leadership and protection are available. Clearly defined limits. Can indicate bureaucrats, police, military, boss, executive.
Ill-Dignified: Indicates a need for compassion or self discipline. Taking on too much responsibility, or not enough. Don╒t be afraid of change; you are too comfortable. Assume responsibility for your own circumstances. Stabilize.
Dignified: The card of the teacher. A person or situation who provides knowledge, spiritual truth, insight, or keys to ourselves. Learning the moral or ethical side of life. Someone to trust for advice. Sometimes tends toward rigid thought, dogmatism. Can indicate an instructor, religious worker, or wise friend or parent.
Ill-Dignified: Inability to listen to others. If you are a teacher, make sure your message or material is still pertinent. If you are a student, make sure you are in the right program. Foolish ideas.
Dignified: Indicates a romantic relationship, or choice. Sometimes refers to sexuality. A compelling personal relationship. You are becoming responsible for your own actions. If this card indicates choice, you will make the right decision. Unconditional love and acceptance of others is the key to fulfilling relationships.
Ill-Dignified: Can indicate inability to decide. You want it both ways, so you are creating chaos. Step back and go get advice. Indicates a severe breakdown in a personal relationship.
Dignified: Moving forward with the ability to overcome obstacles. Letting go of black and white extremes. Using the gray areas to smooth out the road. Harnessing several aspects to achieve a goal. Use all of your tools.
Ill-Dignified: Your efforts are in the wrong direction. You are trying to force the issue. Relax and put that effort in another direction. Less push or more focus is needed. Look around for a fresh approach or situation.
Dignified: The card of inner strength. Courage, compassion and determination lead to inner discipline and triumph. Use a rational approach to conflict. Spiritual convictions provide an inner resilience. Have the courage to go ahead with the tough assignment. The beauty we all possess in our gifts, talents and resources can quell all the demons in our nature.
Ill-Dignified: You don╒t have the reserves to see this through, so seek help. Unhealthy energies are at work here. Look toward kindness, compassion, healing and bringing together. Take a break.
Dignified: Great wisdom and vision are available to everyone. Seek your inner guides and wise teachers. Guidance is all around; it is your responsibility to find it. You are well able to solve the problem, so seek help if needed. Can denote the start of a spiritual journey. Stay aligned with higher consciousness.
Ill-Dignified: Following ego or society╒s superficial values instead of your own good sense or higher self. Feeling isolated or defeated. Ask for help, reach out and help others.
Dignified: Cycles we cannot control: seasons, economic cycles, emotional cycles. Our lives have ups and downs that we cannot avoid. There is a hidden meaning and order that we do not grasp. Go with the flow of life. Accept change. Can indicate a streak of good luck.
Ill-Dignified: You are fighting with life. You have trouble coping with things. Perhaps you should leave the situation instead of trying to fix it. Look around for other options because things will improve. Can indicate bad luck. Try flexibility and rest. Contact your spiritual side.
Dignified: Triumph of the deserving. A fair and honest outcome is at hand. Weigh the situation carefully and trust your own ideas and experience. This is the card of law and justice, so it can indicate attorneys and law suits. You must maintain a sense of fairness to insure success.
Ill-Dignified: You are going to feel unfairly treated. Since you have done all you can, accept what has happened. Don╒t be tempted to act on feelings of revenge. Stop looking for other╒s weak spots. Possible loss in a law suit. Occasionally denotes illegal activity.
Dignified: This indicates surrender and self-sacrifice. A turning point or transition in your life. You are breaking old patterns and choosing new meanings and purposes. Searching for the meaning of life. You may feel uncomfortable. You will move forward when you have enough information. Seek higher wisdom.
Ill-Dignified: Content with present circumstances. Make sure you are in touch with your priorities and not preoccupied with material or false safety-nets. Can indicate a selfish person.
Dignified: Change and transformation. The inner change that occurs cannot be reversed. The change will allow you to let go of debris in life and start anew. Transformation will occur because many old patterns will be released. Leave the past behind you and greet the future with trust. This sometimes indicates loss of a benefactor or physical death. Accept renewal.
Ill-Dignified: Refusing to let go of the past. No sense of hope for the future. Work at breaking the patterns that tie you to the past. Come to grips with the present. Make new plans for the future.
Dignified: Integrating your challenges with your gifts, your mental self with your emotional self, and your past with your present. Balancing and blending the opposites, such as old and new, allowing you to flow comfortably with life. Intuitively knowing how much of any quality to give.
Ill-Dignified: Inept or destructive handling of things. Pulled around by emotions. Strongly influenced by the past or by other people. Stressed out with a feeling of being pulled in two different directions.
Dignified: Doing things that don╒t serve you well. You are sabotaging your own life. Look at the patterns you know are destructive and change them. Too much preoccupation with the material world. Look at the spiritual or emotional side of life. Forgive yourself and others. A possible danger exists around you.
Ill-Dignified: You are willing to look at yourself, so go ahead. Examine your shortcomings and recognize that they are self imposed. Examine how you contribute to the failed relationship or job situation. Now be kind to yourself. Go have a cookie.
Dignified: Sudden shocking change in physical or economic world. Natural disasters, war. Secure situations shift and you must make inner adjustments to cope. Instability and breakdown of old beliefs force you to look at your life. Spend time healing and restoring yourself and others.
Ill-Dignified: Change and shifts have started, so don╒t resist. Notice how things you have been putting off are coming home to roost. See to things that need to be handled. Change your goals to accommodate shifts. Take care of business.
Dignified: Creativity and health are both indicated. Good or improved health. Your creative side should be given room to thrive. This card indicates your dreams or wishes can be fulfilled. It is a good time to set goals. Use hope, inspiration, and enlightenment. You are on the right path.
Ill-Dignified: Creativity has dried up. Health (physical and emotional) is on the decline. Your dreams and wishes seem empty. Pessimism or a lack of wisdom has cost you dearly. It is time for an attitude change. Get optimistic. Do some healthy, upbeat things.
Dignified: Much of life is an illusion. Harsh realities are often simply reflections of our fears. Our emotions and assessments of ourselves are hidden forces at work creating our lives. Unmask those and drop your delusions. Nocturnal dreams can instruct us about ourselves. Pay attention. Get in touch with your unconscious. Stop daydreaming.
Ill-Dignified: You are able to see through the illusions of life. You are prepared to put aside programming by your family and society so you can live by your own well thought out values. Meditation will serve you well.
Dignified: Warmth, joy, success and vitality are in your future. Things are clear to you. Warmth and security in a personal relationship. Your optimism frees you from limitation. You have nothing to hide. Take that opportunity and the results will be in your favor. This is a dynamic, creative time for you.
Ill-Dignified: Possible loss of relationship. Success is delayed. Disappointment in home or work. Things are murky and uncertain. You are not using all of your talents or abilities. You are hiding your true essence. Be your true self. Love yourself.
Dignified: Letting go of ideas, belongings, patterns or jobs allows us to grow and attain our full potential. Attention focused on the past, fear, pain, anger and hatred is being released and you are free to live fully. You are becoming aware of your purpose in this lifetime.
Ill-Dignified: Losing touch with your true self. You are caught up in old programming. Look at emotional patterns and change them. These are not caused by others. Seek help. You choose your own reactions to other people╒s actions. Change your expectations of them and they will change.
Dignified: A job well done, so congratulate yourself. Possible recognition for a great effort. You have made a difference. Now you are free to go in a new direction. You have completed a life cycle and will move up to a higher level. Hard work and high-minded effort have paid off. Go get yourself a treat.
Ill-Dignified: Not yet finished. You seem distracted; get back on track. You must finish this life cycle, so look for your lessons and move through them. You are not learning from your present experiences. Take a short break, contemplate, then get back to work.
Dignified: New opportunities or projects. Use your creativity. Strong enlightenment, inspiration, motivation or ambition is present. Go ahead with changes or beginnings in work or life style. A higher quality is starting to emerge. Take advantage of new options.
Ill-Dignified: Delays in plans for work, lifestyle or travel. Creativity may feel blocked. A lack of motivation. Projects being put on hold. Don╒t be discouraged, these are just temporary setbacks.
Dignified: A strong partnership or collaboration. Excellent communication. Passing on valuable information. A helper to share the load, to teach or learn from. Common goals and values. Possible contract or written transaction indicated.
Ill-Dignified: Incompatible values or goals. A lack of moral support. Weak financial foundations or wrong information are obstacles. No help in sight. Stop what you are doing and look for options or trusted guidance. Reorganize.
Dignified: Moving in a new direction with all the support you need. Definitely on the right track. The universe is behind you on this. Possible travel plans. Use trust and faith to guide your way.
Ill-Dignified: It is time to change course. Wasted time and effort. Promised backing is disappearing. A lack of planning or lack of ethics is at play here. Don╒t let a sense of frustration get you down. Abandon the position.
Dignified: Harmony, stability and security in the workplace or in the home. Strong domestic foundation. Happy home. Stable job. Good work and high-minded efforts have paid off. Inner peace and joy through spiritual work. Sometimes marriage is indicated.
Ill-Dignified: Foundations crumbling. A business or career unraveling. Relationship or home life disrupted. Separation or divorce. A child leaving home. Moving into a new building or home. This is a time to appreciate the things that are going right.
Dignified: Inner strife. Old disappearing attitudes are in conflict with new beliefs and ideas. Competition or struggle in the workplace or at school. Opposing energies such as material and spiritual are causing a struggle. Disruption or abuse in the home.
Ill-Dignified: Strife and struggle are going to end. Tensions are going away. Harmony will prevail. Letting go of anger or a need to control. Allow newfound values to thrive. Create inner calmness; it will spread outwardly.
Dignified: A well-handled situation. Action and adjustment results in triumph and attainment of goals. Trust and faith will pull you through. Travel, especially for business, is indicated. Awards or recognition are called for. A sense of victory.
Ill-Dignified: A lack of acknowledgment, recognition or payment for work well done. Someone else is taking the credit. A sense of defeat, betrayal or loss of esteem.
Dignified: A difficult job being well-handled. Having the upper hand. Struggling against long odds and succeeding. Definite gains in the face of other's doubts. Having a strong character so that you can overcome obstacles and persevere. A position of advantage or favor.
Ill-Dignified: Giving up or feeling defeated. Being taken advantage of. Falling behind and not being able to catch up. No inner resources. No one to turn to.
Dignified: Rapid movement or swift actions. Being swept away by the quick pace of things. Hang on for the ride; things are going to speed up. Possible good news. If you are feeling overwhelmed, relax or meditate.
Ill-Dignified: The pace is slowing down. Delays are inevitable. Your own procrastination may be a factor in the delays. Don╒t try to force things, practice patience. Emotional reactions will not help. Desired information is not forthcoming.
Dignified: Fully prepared, well-trained, very knowledgeable. Ready for upcoming events because of previous experience. Watching, waiting and assessing. Maintaining your position by using reserves. Perfect timing. Strong energy. Powerful.
Ill-Dignified: Not prepared. Go back to the drawing board. Come up with a plan that you can believe in. All variables have not been considered. Perhaps your anxieties are not justified. Are you over-reacting?
Dignified: Stress or pressure from taking on other people╒s responsibilities. Let other people carry their own burdens. Being prejudiced against. Workaholic stance. Unable to delegate. Life is pressing in on you. You need to lighten up, you are taking life much too seriously.
Ill-Dignified: Pressure is being alleviated. Things are lightening up. You are learning to shed your burdens. Selling off unneeded assets. Ending unprofitable relationships. Taking a vacation.
Dignified: A child that you have a special bond with. This person gives you comfort; you have a strong rapport. A person who is wise beyond his or her years. Messages of motivation, inspiration, or personal growth. Examining childhood friendships and accomplishments.
Ill-Dignified: Children you don't connect with or understand. If you can't reach this person, provide opportunities for him or her to connect with others. Don't let your feelings of rejection interfere with their relationships. Sending or receiving negative messages.
Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is enthusiastic or a good role model. An outgoing, pleasant person often connected with work. Your own enthusiastic, ardent, impulsive, goal-oriented energy. A good friend. A situation that involves motivation, inspiration, or enterprise.
Ill-Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is quiet, fragile, or introspective. Remember, still waters run deep! A person who needs his own space. Can indicate problems relating to others. A situation that requires more planning.
Dignified: A warm woman who exudes enthusiasm, exuberance, kindness, and motivation. A social, people-oriented person who loves to talk. This person prefers the home and social situations over a career or the workplace. She is a fun person. Can indicate a close friend.
Ill-Dignified: A woman who is shy, introspective, or quiet. A person who tends toward worry or negativity. A homebody. Reach out to this person, meet her on her own terms. Remember that this person prefers a quiet chat to a night on the town.
Dignified: A mature man or authority figure who provides enthusiasm, motivation, or inspiration. A mentor, friend, or counselor. An active, high-energy person who enjoys life. Frequently a business person or self made type. Very resilient, will not take no for an answer. Often married and family oriented.
Ill-Dignified: A mature man who is quiet and prefers home or studies. Can indicate a person who is impatient or intolerant. A person or situation that lacks, generosity, integrity or concern for others. A need to examine those traits in yourself.
Dignified: New relationships. New emotional feelings. Discovering intuition or the inner voice. Beginning to work with and heal the emotional body. Developing relationships that reflect your personal growth or change in status.
Ill-Dignified: Relationships are delayed because you or someone else is not yet ready. A refusal to look at emotions or relationship. A hesitance to explore or experience emotion. It is important to feel and validate all emotions. Don╒t be frightened.
Dignified: A healthy, sharing, committed relationship. Deep unconditional love and acceptance. The positive balance of male and female energy within an individual. Recognize that all people need emotional support.
Ill-Dignified: A lack of emotional support or flow. No romantic involvement. Distance or non-communication. Start identifying and communicating your feelings to the people now in your life. Seek guidance or emotional support. Can indicate an end to a committed relationship.
Dignified: Social interaction, parties and having fun with people. Allow people into your life for pleasant times. Let fun into work and family relationships. Go out and meet people. Learn to play. Children can show you the way. Relax around other people.
Ill-Dignified: Social relationships are not working. There is a sense that there is too much distance in relationships or that they are taking too much effort. The thrill is gone. Develop your social and communication skills. Seek out fun. Play games or play with children.
Dignified: Boredom or complacency. It is time to get in touch with deeper emotions. Figure out what you feel, rather than think, and work toward things from your heart, instead of your head. Validating your feelings will open new options. Open up.
Ill-Dignified: Emotionally empty or bereft. Drifting or unfocused. Ignoring other people╒s feelings. Get in touch with all of your emotions. Have more interest in other people╒s feelings. Feel sensitive and vulnerable.
Dignified: Emotional chaos. Breaking out of old emotional patterns. Choosing new emotional responses in life. A willingness to change. Taking responsibility for your feelings. Understand that we choose what we feel. We can choose to let go of certain feelings.
Ill-Dignified: Many old emotional patterns and ties have been broken. Recognize that emotional growth is a lifelong process. Continue to explore your feelings. Emotional healing is occurring.
Dignified: Emotional thriving. Emotional honesty or clarity. Connecting with your childhood to build a strong emotional sense of self. Earlier emotional development. Children or your own childhood are important factors here.
Ill-Dignified: Emotionally disconnected from your early life or your children. A sense of sadness or regret. Take a good look at your sense of bonding with others. Wake up and smell the roses. Let in warm emotional ties.
Dignified: Confusion. Things are up in the air. There are too may options. The decision is not clear. Focus in and eliminate some choices. Are you avoiding the real issue? Get very clear on your own goals.
Ill-Dignified: The decision has already been made. You know what you are going to do, so stop putting it off. The correct path has been chosen; it╒s time to take some action.
Dignified: You are moving in a new direction. Explore new feelings. Get to know yourself and others. Listen to their stories and share your tales. Leave relationships that are not working behind and search for what will work.
Ill-Dignified: Hanging on. Full of fear. Too worried to move. Examine what you are feeling right now. Come to terms with your anxieties so you can dispel them. Seek counseling so that you can move on.
Dignified: Things are great. A sense that all is right in the situation. Happiness and contentment are yours. Pleasure and joy abound. Your hopes will be realized. When things are going your way, appreciate it and share it.
Ill-Dignified: An uncomfortable feeling. Trouble and obstacles. Wishes will be denied this time around. Look for the lessons or positive aspects of the situation. Perhaps you are learning life lessons that are uncomfortable. Are your fears manifesting themselves?
Dignified: Emotional richness. Inner peace. A deeply loving relationship. Completion of an emotional goal. Attainment of dreams. Excitement in the air. You are very open to giving and receiving. A marriage card.
Ill-Dignified: A painful or sad time. Relationships ending or people departing. Emotional stress in the workplace or home. Possible depression. You must feel the upsets and reach out for help from others. Don╒t go into denial.
Dignified: This card can indicate children or individuals or situations you are responsible for. A nice cooperative young person. Messages of an emotional or social nature. Possibly letters or calls you are going to give or receive that will touch people emotionally. Looking at emotional patterns formed in childhood.
Ill-Dignified: Delayed social or emotional messages. Children who are emotionally closed or troubled. Dependents causing emotional turmoil. An emotionally dysfunctional childhood. A need to be alone. Possibly dealing with abandonment issues.
Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is kind, sympathetic and supportive. A person to turn to for emotional support, or to teach you about emotions. A charming, social, or artistic person. Can indicate impending social situations, or future emotional involvements. A good listener. Explore your own feelings on the matter.
Ill-Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is emotionally distant or closed. Occasionally indicates a mean streak. A person who you cannot depend on for emotional connection or support. Possible fraud; look before you leap. Occasionally indicates a very temperamental person.
Dignified: A woman who has strong emotions. This person may not express emotions, but there are deep feelings underneath. Can indicate a lifetime [male or female] in which one should be learning about emotions. Possible care givers or nurturers indicated. Motherhood.
Ill-Dignified: A woman who tends toward co-dependent behavior. A person who uses guilt or pity to control others. Emotionally bereft. Possibly cold, distant or cruel.
Dignified: A mature man or authority figure who is kind, warm, fatherly or emotionally supportive. A decent person with empathy who can provide wise counsel. An emotional man, even though he may not express those emotions. Possibly indicates your own emotional being. Sentimental.
Ill-Dignified: A mature man or authority figure who is cold, distant, cruel, or emotionally erratic. A person with a hidden agenda, so watch your step. Sometimes refers to the overly protective smothering type (male or female).
Dignified: New ideas and thoughts. Changes in beliefs, attitudes and behavior patterns. A sense of power and strong will. A decision to take the courageous first steps in a new direction. This card indicates the beginning; planning and careful thought are called for. Think creatively.
Ill-Dignified: Delay in new ideas. False starts. New options are obscure or disappearing. If new ideas are not working out, the timing is wrong. New ideas or opportunities will reveal themselves in the future, so practice patience.
Dignified: A sense of being trapped. No good choices. You are not being shown the way because you are not yet ready to follow the path. You will be let out of the dark when you are more able to move forward. At a future time your options will be revealed and seem more palatable.
Ill-Dignified: A sense of being manipulated or held back by others. People may be withholding information. Speak out. Ask for information, Look around with objectivity. Is this an unhealthy situation? Don╒t let other people╒s limited views hold you back.
Dignified: A sense of sadness, depression, disappointment, regret or sorrow. After moving through these feelings and leaving them behind, we are free to get on with life. These are difficult but necessary experiences. Grow with them .
Ill-Dignified: You have passed through the worst of pain and sorrow. You are now able to mend. Heal yourself. Treat yourself gently. Seek help for your problems. Understand that forgiveness will heal anything.
Dignified: A time to rest or back away from things. Consider recuperating or regrouping. Perhaps you are feeling alienated or out of the loop. Examine your priorities; slow your pace and take time out to rest.
Ill-Dignified: It is now time to get up and go . There is no time to sit back and relax. Gather your information and act on it. You need to start the decision making process, so take a deep breath and jump in. If procrastination is a problem with you, start working to eradicate the tendency to put things off.
Dignified: Breaking out of old mental patterns. It is necessary to change attitudes, beliefs or thoughts. This is the first step in creating your own reality. Sever your ties to the past and open up your horizons by thinking in new ways.
Ill-Dignified: You have started to let go of old beliefs and restricting mental processes. Recognize that this is a lifelong process and keep up the good work. Let go of old real or imagined slights by others.
Dignified: Things are getting easier. You will be leaving difficulties behind. Assistance may be at hand. You are being delivered to better times. The passage may seem slow. This card sometimes indicates travel.
Ill-Dignified: Things are getting more difficult. You feel as if you are sliding back. You may be ignoring advice or assistance. Seek spiritual comfort, meditate. This card can indicate canceled travel plans. Try to understand how your attitudes are contributing to the situation.
Dignified: There is a lack of full commitment. Perhaps there is a lack of planning. A sense of not putting all your eggs in one basket or sitting on the fence. Options are being left open. Hidden motives or information could be at work here.
Ill-Dignified: Indicates total commitment. A full and honest effort. Focusing all resources in one direction. Not considering any options. A person or situation you can trust. What you see is what you get.
Dignified: Not looking at yourself. Holding yourself back. There are traits, actions or patterns that you can change. Self-imposed limitations. Being your own worst enemy. Seek guidance and regain objectivity. Possible mental fatigue.
Ill-Dignified: A willingness to change yourself and move forward. Cutting the ties that bind. Clarity in your own self assessments. Good work. Bring a high intent into your actions and they will pay off for you.
Dignified: A sense of cruelty or abuse. Having to do things the hard way. A feeling of being life╒s victim. Learn from past difficulties and choose easier ways. Intolerance and irritation are self-defeating qualities. Recognize that you are fully deserving of kindness and convenience.
Ill-Dignified: You are learning to say ╥no╙ and to create your own boundaries. Stop unhealthy treatment. The time is right to break old abusive patterns. You are ready to leave a co-dependent situation. Remember the healing qualities of acceptance and forgiveness.
Dignified: Defeat. The end of a cycle. It is time to move on. Laying to rest old inner habits or behavior patterns. Let go of these or they will pull you down. Find new responses. Sometimes refers to ill health or injury.
Ill-Dignified: It is time to progress. Feel your grief. Let go of any resentment, envy or ill-will. Keep your motivations high-minded and pure. We must learn from our difficulties or they will be repeated. Deal with the pain. There is a tendency toward self-criticism.
Dignified: Can indicate children or dependents who are very intelligent, clever, or willful. A child who likes reading or studies. Possible messages that are forceful, blunt and clear. Communications about business, taxes, or contracts. Examining beliefs and ideas that were formed in your childhood.
Ill-Dignified: Children or dependent situations that are contrary, stressful, or that cause conflict. Delays in and misinterpretations of communications. Uneasy parent-child relationships.
Dignified: A dependable man, 18 to 40, who will champion your cause. An action-oriented person who is strong, assertive and gets the job done. A situation where the comings and goings are going to be fast and furious. A level head and strength are required.
Ill-Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is hostile to you or your situation. A person in opposition. Possibly differing goals, methods, plans or thoughts. These must be resolved for things to move forward smoothly.
Dignified: A woman of high intellect. An independent or headstrong woman. Because of a strong will, this person appears domineering or intimidating. Frequently indicates a single woman or career-oriented woman. You can trust this woman's advice.
Ill-Dignified: A woman who tends toward criticism and finding fault. A very picky person for whom things are never good enough. This person's negativity makes her difficult to be around. Don't take this person seriously when she is grumpy.
Dignified: A mature man who is very intelligent and decisive. A person who wants things to get done or who is comfortable in a position of authority. This person can be impatient if others don't keep up with him. An authority figure or father with no doubts and lots of ideas.
Ill-Dignified: A mature man who tends toward criticism, hostility, or anger. This man has a lot of strength, so it is best not to confront him. A person who is a know-it-all or who gets very loud. A person who abuses his authority, or takes advantage of others.
Dignified: Money coming in from new directions. Financial options opening up. Starting a new job or career. Exploring new financial or business venture. Looking into new ways to prosper materially. Examine just what prosperity and thriving mean to you. A possible inheritance. Possible new health solution. Time to start new programs for physical health.
Ill-Dignified: Delays in money matters. New opportunities will open up later. Trouble making payments. Income or contracts are delayed. Healing is very slow. Options are closing down.
Dignified: Doing two things at once. Balancing two things such as home and career or school and work, etc. Things do seem hectic. Time and money management are necessary or you will not be able to cope. Travel indicated. When the pressure mounts, go away for a few days and recoup.
Ill-Dignified: Things are out of balance or getting away from you. Resources are stretched too thin. You or your company are trying to do too much. You cannot be all things to all people. Travel will be canceled.
Dignified: Well trained. Expertise will allow a job well done. Having all the tools necessary to succeed. All the needed elements are in place to proceed. Capable of doing what you want. Great skill, ability, and talent. This can indicate people good at working with their hands.
Ill-Dignified: Over or under qualified. Not fitting into a position well. Job performance is substandard. Your skills do not suit your situation. A business venture that is poorly run. Take stock of your abilities and look for a more suitable position.
Dignified: A secure position. Strong financial foundation or background. Good foundations for a project or venture. Financial security or control are issues here. Fears around security and control should be dealt with. Money does not insure happiness.
Ill-Dignified: Foundations are crumbling. Greed or an obsession with security are unhealthy, so get an objective opinion about your situation. Setbacks in a business venture or possible job loss. Pay attention to your health. Possible bankruptcy or loss of a law suit.
Dignified: Financial insecurity. Simply not enough money. Living paycheck to paycheck. Possible ill-health or an injury is indicated. Possible unemployment. There is consolation and comfort if you ask for it. It is definitely time to decide what is most important to you. You need to turn to spiritual interests for relief.
Ill-Dignified: Things are coming around. Circumstances surrounding money or health will be improving. There is a need to make spiritual contact to balance the focus you have been paying to the physical side of life.
Dignified: Money will be flowing for you. What you pay attention to will come into being. Start thinking of money as an energy flowing in and out of your life instead of only numbers. Worry and guilt do not change things. Doing something and altering beliefs will create new money opportunities. Remember to share what you have.
Ill-Dignified: You hold attitudes or patterns that inhibit money flow. Embrace the idea of abundance instead of scarcity. Accept the idea that improvement is possible. Remove beliefs that are self limiting or anti-prosperity. Money is not inherently evil.
Dignified: A sense of frustration or that something is missing at work. You must find an inner satisfaction in your job. The paycheck is no longer satisfaction enough. If your present situation is uncomfortable, start looking for options. Perhaps your career is causing problems in other parts of your life.
Ill-Dignified: You are not reaping the benefits you used to in your present situation. You have gotten too comfortable where you are. A change in education or career may be thrust upon you, so keep options open. Examine your attitudes around work, money and health.
Dignified: An involvement with school, training, study or developing new tools. You will need a wide range of abilities in the future, so you are developing them now. Be generous with what you know. Helping and training others is the right approach. Inhibiting the flow of information is self-defeating.
Ill-Dignified: A sense of impatience or getting ahead of yourself. You have not laid down enough groundwork. Do not go charging ahead until everything is in place. There are hidden factors you are not considering. Leaving school is indicated.
Dignified: Environmental issues, beauty and aesthetics are important factors. Your environment in all its aspects must be considered. An attainment of affluence. A sense of contentment with physical or health issues. You are on the right track. Remember that volunteer work is healthy and rewarding.
Ill-Dignified: A lack of harmony. Too much attention is being paid to the surface or to appearances. Environmental or humanitarian factors must be considered. Discomfort with surroundings at home or at work. Remember the beauty of inner qualities.
Dignified: A sense of security, prosperity and stability. Feeling that all is right and you have arrived. The successful completion of a job of financial venture. Creating strong family or community bonds. Fitting into a group well. A sense of belonging is important.
Ill-Dignified: Disruption in the home or at work. Dissension or loss abound. Possible bankruptcy or family breakup. Perhaps a young person╒s needs are not being met or an elderly person is being put in a rest home.
Dignified: Children that are physical, practical, unsophisticated, and fun. They love to play and don't like restriction. They love the outdoors or sports. School is fun. These children like security. Messages that deal with finance or health. Examining patterns from your childhood around health, money, or security.
Ill-Dignified: A child or dependent who heads toward trouble. A lack of self-esteem or common sense. A young person with physical problems, money problems, or nowhere to live. A call to look at your abandonment issues. Messages about health or finance.
Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is good at earning money, conducting business, or is very dependable. A thorough and hard working person who can forget to have fun. A practical type who loves animals or nature. Can indicate situations involving money, health, or the environment. Your own healing or earning energy.
Ill-Dignified: A man, 18 to 40, who is a workaholic, or avoids work (like the perpetual student). A person with health problems. A lazy person. Worrying about things, but not doing a thing about it.
Dignified: A woman who is practical, down to earth, good at handling or earning money, or multi-talented. A generous person. Someone who knows the way to good health. A person involved in animal rights or environmental causes. An acute business mind. A woman equally comfortable at home or at work.
Ill-Dignified: An impractical, impetuous woman. People who can't control their spending or can't bring in money. People obsessed with owning things, status, and being "better" than others. Physical problems caused by life style.
Dignified: A mature man who is very good at business, finances, and earning money. A practical man who enjoys the fruits of his labor. A person who does not have to work for a living. Sometimes indicates the outdoors man (or woman). This person is a survivor. This person usually has strong healing energy.
Ill-Dignified: A mature man who has money or health problems. Somebody who has one problem after another. A person with questionable moral values. This is not a person to trust about money. This is a person who can drain you dry.
