Chat It’s Fate — August 2017

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Judgement

The card for us all this month is Judgement.

This card shows several (naked) men, women

and children rising up from their graves. Their

arms are outstretched, supplicating the Archangel

Gabriel who’s above them.

The card suggests that the outcome to

whatever question you asked is going to

be fair. If there has been a dispute or upset between you

and someone else, the outcome may even absolve you.

The right thing will happen. There’s also a sense of ‘rebirth’

with this card. In other words, even a situation that

has been very difficult can be rebooted.

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I

ran a hotel and one

day while walking in

town, a phone box

started to ring. I picked

it up, and was surprised

when a familiar voice

said, ‘Hi Rob, I just

called to see what day

you want me to come

in and do the wages’.

It was my accountant!

I said where I was and she

only believed me when

I read out the number – she’d mistyped

two digits of the hotel number and rung the phone

box by mistake! It was sheer fate I was walking by.

Robin Aitken, Southampton

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Oh Pooh!

W

hen I was 9, I had a

Winnie the Pooh toy

that said phrases when

you pressed his nose.

Great fun until one

morning, I was woken

up by the sound of a

whirring noise. Pooh was

saying his phrases over

and over... it took all my

courage to see what was

going on. But as soon as

I got to Pooh, he stopped... I soon got rid of him!

Natalie Cox, Eastbourne

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his lovely, bright orb was taken in one

of the bedrooms at Plas Mawr, North

Wales. It’s an Elizabethan townhouse

built in the 16th Century, and owned by

English Heritage. It’s one of my favourite

haunts for capturing orbs.

Margaret Banks, Cheshire

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Yasmin’s card of the month –

your question answered, see p53

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