Tarot Cards & Tarot ReadingsWritten by Mary Shadow
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Traditionally, there are 78 cards in a Tarot Card deck and is separated into two parts; Major Arcana and Minor Arcana. The 22 Major Arcana Cards of Tarot deck symbolise universal patterns of human nature. The 56 Minor Arcana cards of Tarot deck is further divided into 4 suits- Pentacles, Cups, Swords & Wands. They represent energy, emotions and activities of our daily lives. As each tarot card has a unique astrological meaning and numeric significance, cards can be used to gain insight, clarity, and achieve greater control over issues involving relationships, life changes, work and career, health, spirituality, dreams, and family. Whilst, anyone can do a tarot reading, it takes commitment to be able to truly understand cards. May Guides be with you always, Mary

Mary Shadow has been performing psychic readings for over 10 years. Her and her team are renowned for reuniting lost lovers and showing the way to happy long lasting relationships. She has become an expert in online and phone psychic readings. http://www.MaryShadow.com/ http://www.PsychicGuild.com
| | 8 Natural Health Beauty TipsWritten by Brian B. Carter, MS, LAc
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Blood stagnation can mean sharpn stabbing pains; clots and dark blood in menstruation; irregular menstruation; and hard spots in abdomen. If you have this, try celery, rose, yellow soybean, seaweed, mung bean, corn, eggplant, cucumber, and hemlock parsley (chuan xiong). For allergies, get both IgG and IgE done for both external (skin test) and food allergies (blood test). If you find something substantial, avoid it! For food and herbs, try garlic, fresh ginger, royal jelly, chicken, beef, chestnut, astragalus (huang qi), kudzu vine (ge gen), and welsh onion (cong bai). Natural Beauty Tip #3 – Acne This is literally too much heat - your face has become a volcano just to let it out! Try mung bea, seagrass, seaweed, Chinese hawthorn (shan zha), Job’s tears (yi yi ren), and purple sage (dan shen). Avoid spicy foods, greasy foods, and fried foods. Try some raw vegetables, too. Natural Beauty Tip #4 – Dry Skin Moistening herbs and foods are soy, spinach, asparagus, millet, barley, salt, seaweed, apple, tangerine, pinenut, persimmon, peanut, pear, honey, oysters, and clams. A seaweed facial wrap would be nice, too! Natural Beauty Tip #5 – Eczema Try guava, clam, irish potato, he shou wu, wild chrysanthemum, mugwort, Job’s tears (yi yi ren), and asian dandelion (pu gong ying). Avoid spicy foods, greasy foods, and fried foods. Natural Beauty Tip #6 - Psoriasis Try turnip root leaf, vinegar, grapefruit, black plum (wu mei), cloves (ding xian), and dang gui (aka dong quai). Natural Beauty Tip #7 – Prematurely Graying Hair This can happen for two reasons- either you have a root energy (Kidney system) deficiency (for more information and solutions, see Kidney deficiency information up under natural beauty tip #2), or you have what is called ‘hot blood.’ The second one happens with bleeding, nosebleed, skin ulcers, and urinary difficulties. For hot blood, take black soybean, processed dried persimmons, processed rehmannia (shu di huang), and dried rehmannia (shu di huang). Natural Beauty Tip #8 – Premature Aging This is another Kidney-system deficiency. Try walnut, chicken, duck, he shou wu, Chinese ginseng, deer antler velvet (the deers aren’t harmed! Lu rong), astragalus (huang qi), lycium fruit (gou qi zi), horny goat weed (yin yang huo), caterpillar larva fungus (dong chong xia cao), and red date (da zao). References: Sionneau & Gang. The Treatment of Disease in TCM: Volume 2. Lu. Chinese Herbs with Common Foods: Recipes for Health and Healing. Pitchford. Healing With Whole Foods. Maciocia. The Foundations of Chinese Medicine.

Acupuncturist, herbalist, and medical professor Brian B. Carter founded the alternative health megasite The Pulse of Oriental Medicine (http://www.PulseMed.org/). He is the author of the book "Powerful Body, Peaceful Mind: How to Heal Yourself with Foods, Herbs, and Acupressure" (November, 2004). Brian speaks on radio across the country, and has been quoted and interviewed by Real Simple, Glamour, and ESPN magazines.
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