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Usually, a quick verse to St Anthony is my go-to when I lose something, which is far more often than most other people I know. It goes like this: St Tony, St Tony Please come around Something's lost That needs to be found That's what I say, anyway. You can also do a quick reading to see where your lost item it. For example, I once lost a Tarot card (ironic?) and pulled one card after wondering where it could have went. As usual, I was using a Thoth deck. I pulled a 4 of wands, and found the card in my laundry room, in a round basket near the dryer. Luckily, I didn't wash it! It must have fallen in while moving my laundry from my room to the washer. When I draw the World card after losing something, I know it is gone for good. Out in the world, I guess. I have extensively searched for lost items even after drawing the World card, and always without any luck. Drawing the Star card has resulting in finding lost object in the bathroom. Using Tarot to find lost obje

The Moon, like many other Tarot cards, is very complex, and I really don't think I can cover it all here. Like the night, you can't see everything that is hidden at this card at once. In my experience, the Moon is both madness and creativity, which traditionally go hand-in-hand. Some people thrive in the darkness, creating stunning works of art, writing novels under the cover of darkness. The Moon card is emotional, and in my opinion, represents both dark and light. Other times, the Moon card means moving without really knowing where you are going. Imagine the game Clue. You know that someone has been murdered, but you don't know who the killer is. Instead of waiting for the facts, you immediately panic, gather those closest to you, and head for the exit. What you don't know is that one of the people you are dragging along with you is the killer, a real psychopath who is reveling in their misdeeds and who is amused your misplaced trust. The Moon is the panic that cau