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    Table One: Essence Words

    1. The Rider/Messenger: Communications (Liaison)



    2. The Clover: Luck (Good fortune)

    3. The Ship: Adventure (Travel)

    4. The House: Security (Home)

    5. The Tree: Longevity (Health)

    6. The Clouds: Transition (Change)

    7. The Snake: Stealth (Suddenness)

    8. The Coffin: Initiation (Immediate health)

    9. The Bouquet: Appreciation (Gift)

    10. The Scythe: Clearing (Harvesting)

    11. The Rod/Whip: Service (Disagreement)

    12. The Birds/Owls: Divination (Discussion)

    13. The Child/Little Girl: Innocence (Youth)

    14. The Fox: Cunning (Planning)

    15. The Bear: Headstrong (Power)

    16. The Stars: Creation (Navigation)

    17. The Stork: Deliverance (Delivery)

    18. The Dog: Codependency (Loyalty)

    19. The Tower: Vision (Authority)

    20. The Garden: Communing (Society)

    21. The Mountain: Durability (Obstacle)

    22. The Ways: Choice (Decision)

    23. The Mice: Productivity (Losses)

    24. The Heart: Courage (Love)

    25. The Ring: Continuity (Commitment)

    26. The Book: Knowledge (Learning)

    27. The Letter: Sentiment (Written word)

    28. The Gentleman: Analytical (Man)

    29. The Lady: Intuitive (Woman)

    30. The Lily: Purity (Sex)

    31. The Sun: Success (Will)

    32. The Moon: Dreams (Fame)

    33. The Key: Access (Discovery)

    34. The Fish: Resources (Business)

    35. The Anchor: Standstill (Stability)

    36. The Cross: Burdens (Faith)






    Table Two: Traditional Words


    1. The Rider: News

    2. The Clover: Luck

    3. The Ship: Travel

    4. The House: Home

    5. The Tree: Long-term health

    6. The Clouds: Confusion and trouble (lack of foresight)

    7. The Snake: Someone who means harm, a liar, competitor

    8. The Coffin: Immediate health

    9. The Bouquet: Gift

    10. The Scythe: A sudden cutting or planned harvesting

    11. The Rod, Birch, Whip: Argument, troubled communication

    12. The Birds: Communication, mass communication (gossip)

    13. The Child: A young person, innocent and new

    14. The Fox: Cunning, both bad and good (deceit and cleverness)

    15. The Bear: Power and a powerful (influential) person

    16. The Stars: Hopes

    17. The Stork: Delivery (often of change)

    18. The Dog: Loyalty and close friends and companion(ship)

    19. The Tower: Solitude, borders (politics, law, education)

    20. The Garden: Society and meetings with others

    21. The Mountain: Blocks and obstacles, requiring detour

    22. The Ways: Choices and decisions

    23. The Mice: Gradual loss

    24. The Heart: Love and romance

    25. The Ring: Commitment and contracts

    26. The Book: Knowledge (or secrets)

    27. The Letter: Messages (but not necessarily 1: news, nor 12: gossip)

    28. The Gentleman: A man

    29. The Lady: A woman

    30. The Lily: Sex

    31. The Sun: Best/Big luck

    32. The Moon: Dreams (in some traditions, work)

    33. The Key: Certainty (locking or unlocking, security or insecurity,
    dependent on context)

    34. The Fish: Resources and money (as in netting a good catch)

    35. The Anchor: Stability (in some traditions, work)

    36. The Cross: Struggle (as in cross to bear)

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