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While stars linger in the backdrop, a beautiful woman pours water from two urns onto the ground and into a pool. Stars are a sign of hope and inspiration. The woman is filling the pool with water so that thirsty people may drink and watering the ground so that plants can grow to feed the hungry. On a spiritual level, the water represent energy flowing into the subconscious as well as the conscious mind.
When you draw The Star, it indicates you must forge a new way, you must turn to the future for healing and hope. The Star isn’t a card that offers concrete solutions or definitive answers, but it does indicate that you should take initiative and concrete action. Fortunately, it also signals the arrival of unexpected assistance.
The appearance of the Star foreshadows a time of rest, inspiration, and rejuvenation for you. Serenity is required for spiritual, physical, or both types of rejuvenation. It’s a symbol of hope and an especially good indication if you or someone close to you is recuperating from an illness or accident. It’s a ray of hope in the dark, lighting both your present and your history.
The Three Wise Men were brought to the infant Jesus by a star. Pinocchio’s quest to become a genuine boy began with the help of a star. We teach our youngsters that they should wish on a star. Why? One word comes to mind: hope. We hold out for hope, we’ll fight for hope, we’ll put our money in wishing wells, dreaming, wishing, and hoping. Why should we strive for success if we don’t have hope? The Star card represents the essential ingredient that keeps us moving, functioning, and ticking.
The appearance of the Star foreshadows a time of rest, inspiration, and rejuvenation for you. Serenity is required for spiritual, physical, or both types of rejuvenation. It’s a symbol of hope and an especially good indication if you or someone close to you is recuperating from an illness or accident. It’s a ray of hope in the dark, lighting both your present and your history.
The Three Wise Men were brought to the infant Jesus by a star. Pinocchio’s quest to become a genuine boy began with the help of a star. We teach our youngsters that they should wish on a star. Why? One word comes to mind: hope. We hold out for hope, we’ll fight for hope, we’ll put our money in wishing wells, dreaming, wishing, and hoping. Why should we strive for success if we don’t have hope? The Star card represents the essential ingredient that keeps us moving, functioning, and ticking.
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