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Justice:
The background shows a medieval text of canon law, exploring the idea how canon law and the perception of justice may be connected. I have included the kanji and hiragana signs for Justice for a transcultural approach.
8 of Swords:
Entrapment, sometimes of one’s own making. All the tools are there within reach. It is a matter of courage as well as just figuring it out; this is where the symbolism of “taking your heart in your hands” is embodied here.
8 of Coins
Skill, patience, and craftsmanship. Sometimes this looks like a very mundane card, full of nitty-gritty work, but there is so much joy in excelling at what you do and in shaping your workpiece.
8 of Wands
Fast fire … these are the words that always come to me in connection with the 8 of Wands. It is a strong rush of passion or inspiration, fast communication or events unfolding like a force of nature. With all of these lies a danger to burn what should not be burned, or burn out too quickly. Card is a photograph of matches on scrapbook paper tweaked with Paint Sho Pro.
8 of Cups
A moody card – turning away from something, not out of rational thought, but emotions. Like the moon cycles, this might just have been a matter of timing. The future lies uncharted as of yet, you might even have turned your back to something beautiful. The colibri shows that there is that erratic piece of memory that will always fly after you.
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