A journey with the tarot

[Bryn]

I Love You / American Sign Language (ASL)

[Kate]

Fantastic, you got it first time, Judgement. I love those pictures you posted Bryn. Is American sign language similar to sign language from other countries?



CARD XX.

JUDGEMENT.

I saw an ice plain, and on the horizon, a chain of snowy mountains. A cloud appeared and began to grow until it covered a quarter of the sky. Two fiery wings suddenly expanded in the cloud, and I knew that I beheld the messenger of the Empress.

He raised a trumpet and blew through it vibrant, powerful tones. The plain quivered in response to him and the mountains loudly rolled their echoes. One after another, graves opened in the plain and out of them came men and women, old and young, and children. They stretched out their arms toward the Messenger of the Empress and to catch the sounds of his trumpet.

And in its tones I felt the smile of the Empress and in the opening graves I saw the opening flowers whose fragrance seemed to be wafted by the outstretched arms.

Then I understood the mystery of birth in death.

[Bryn]

Originally Posted by Kate

Fantastic, you got it first time, Judgement. I love those pictures you posted Bryn. Is American sign language similar to sign language from other countries?

I went to Gallaudet College before it changed to Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. ... at that time it was only college for the deaf in the world. Most of sign language was very very similar as if it was Universal Language for the deaf. I met deaf students from all over the world.

Someone did lexigrams for me out of "SIGN LANGUAGE"

SIGN LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE GAGS US!!
GAULS US -- NAGS US
INSANE! INSANE!
ALIEN! ALIEN!

IN A GUISE AS US,
AN ANGEL SANG US A LANGUAGE
--A SIGN LANGUAGE--
IN A NUN'S GUISE AN ANGEL

----GAINS US LANGUAGE----

SIGN LANGUAGE USAGE
ALIGNS US - GLUES US
A LANGUAGE "ANGLE"
UN-GAGS US!
A NU-AGE...A "SUN" AGE

IN USING SIGN LANGUAGE
I SING AGAIN

Lexigrams was invented by Linda Goodman ... it's now called "anagram" or something like that. Goodman believed that lexigrams were the word druids.

What are Lexigrams? Lexigrams can be used in several ways to solve riddles and penetrate mysteries. First we'll need to learn more about what they are ... then the rules of how to calculate them ... and finally, the reason behind the mighty power of words.

[e-pipeman]

JUDGEMENT

Hold on, what's that?
Yes, I hear the call.
I'm coming! I'm coming!
Is it tea-time?
Is it nearly bed-time?
I do not want to go to bed,
Not yet,
Not now that things are
So close, so nearly done.
I'm coming!
I break into a run,
A happy, stumbling, eager run.
I do not care where I am running to.

[Bryn]

awesome, e-pipeman! I love, love it. You describe it perfectly. Creative and talented, too that you are.

[e-pipeman]

Originally Posted by Bryn

awesome, e-pipeman! I love, love it. You describe it perfectly. Creative and talented, too that you are.

Bryn - thank you! I'm blushing - but it's really not me. I just write things down about the cards. It's a response rather than an interpretation.

But again - thank you so much.

[frogbmth]

If anybody is interested, this discussion will continue here

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[Bryn]

Please disregard Frog's above post's link to tarot thread at RTV because it's no longer in use, but there's a new thread going on called "A Journey to WTF Planet"

The Journey to Planet WTF

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