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What a magnificent idea! Being a Capricorn, and not liking change all that well, I think my computer could be assured of retaining its wallpaper for at least a month! The cards exist with black and white scans, a conversation of the art work, followed by the significance of the card in the upright and reversed position positions.

He seems conjuring the animals, or maybe blessing them. On the table are items representing each of the Minor Arcana suits and a vessel for understanding. An infinity sign drifts above his head. Although the capability to interact with animals is not actually standard to the Magician in tarot, I feel that it is an effective and suitable metaphor for the meaning of the card.

Empowerment through the understanding of our own capabilities and the world around us. Intelligence and effort. Pragmatism, the capability to reconcile a scenario. A risk should be taken, and a choice made - this is the time for a new start, the start of something significant. Reversed: Beware of deceptiveness in your middle.

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Possibly mental disorder. Disgrace and abuse of power. The cards themselves are approximately 2 7/8" by 4 7/8" - they can be handled relatively easily by smaller hands with a little bit of attention. They are of excellent quality card stock, and will hold up well under usage. The backs are gold patterned, and would not show if they were in a reversed position.

The Trump cards carry the card number in a white square with black text at the top of the card, with the card title at the bottom (black text on white, with the very first letter of each word in red). The Minor Arcana carry the number and title throughout the bottom, black text on a white background with the first letter of each word in red.

There are numerous cards in this deck that captured my attention. The Magician was certainly among them, as was the Hermit, where we see St. Francis of Assisi standing in a forest, holding a lantern, with a deer at his side. In the background we see a gray cat (which, in the notes in the LWB, we discover is stalking a quail!).