#XII. THE HANGED MAN

[festeredwound]

Tell me your grossest fantasy. Something that makes you feel disgusting after you get off. Or something you are embarrassed to share. Don’t be shy

i suppose it depends on what you consider gross.

i’d love to be groomed by a rich white collar asshole who offers me wine older than me and makes me lick his boots clean after snorting lines at his fancy penthouse.

someone who calls me a good kid and squeezes my throat while they rape me in my childhood bedroom.

most of my fantasies revolve about being made worse, made dependent, being groomed.

but if you consider gore grosser, then probably the classic! twitching on the floor, choking on my own vomit after having my ribs broken and my head bashed in.

[world-omelettes]

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[meezer]

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[trashinthealley]

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[oxensun]

Hi Jasper! How are you ? May I ask you a general guidance please ? For instance, what do I need to know ? Thank you for it and have a nice day / night. :☺️☀️🌙 - S.

Good afternoon (for me), Dearest Ouranos! ☀️🌙I'm sad I don't get to see your profile pic, it makes me feel like I give better readings. But my deck seemed very excited to speak with you so I hope this reading hits home.

On its own, the Ten of Swords looks like a really dismal card but next to The Hanged Man XII reversed actually fills me with hope. Ten of Swords, this man is wounded, down on his knees, but still clutching his weapon, determined to go on. You may be feeling down on your luck right now, stuck, perhaps at the end of your rope, struggling to meet this challenge head on. The Hanged Man XII reversed tells us to let go of our expectations and to try a new perspective. Instead of white-knuckling your way through this challenge, is this war even necessary? Do you need to take a step back and reassess? Just because you are facing a struggle, you don't have to be struggling. Try something new. Ask for help. Read a book. Or hang upside down to spark a new idea. You got this!

[ouijablog]

[ladyhavilliard]

it took me 2 months to realize that I got the number of my tarot card art wrong 😭😭😭

[tarvalian]

XII - The Hanged Man, Upright: surrender, sacrifice, faith, perspective

[reno-matagot]

XII - The hanged man • Air

XIII - The nameless Arcana • Earth

XIV - Temperance • Water

XV - The Devil • Fire

Just small associations that come to me!

And I find it nice this sequence because I had a hard time with The Hanged man and The Devil today - which is good because I saw my limits!

[thequantumspace]

The Hanged Man (XII)

I really love the symbolism in Tarot, and to me, The Hanged Man perfectly reflects Hange’s character.

This card represents rethinking, inner enlightenment, voluntary sacrifice, and a different perspective on reality.

In the card, the Hanged Man is depicted as a person hanging upside down, with a peaceful expression on their face. He is not forced into this position — he has chosen it willingly in order to see the world differently, to perceive the truths hidden from ordinary sight. Similarly, Hange studies Titans not from a place of fear or hatred, but with genuine scientific curiosity and compassion. Her approach to the world is "inverted" compared to most others — she seeks to understand, not simply to destroy. This attitude is evident both in her interactions with the Titans and with the outside world. In the traditional depiction of the card, the figure hangs by their right leg, symbolizing a renunciation of the rational, logical path in favor of intuition and spiritual insight.

However, this interpretation doesn't quite fit Hange. That's why I changed the leg to the left leg instead: her path is not a rejection of reason — rather, she sacrifices her emotions and personal feelings for the sake of a higher purpose and duty.

[festeredwound]

what does incestrous mean? english isnt my first language sorry

it means full of joy and whimsy

[noodelak]

XII The Hanged Man

[sunseed-fandump]

The Tarot from the new trailer has me FLIPPING OUT (Sorry for the shitty screenshot) I was already making an analysis on the previous cards we got, but THIS has really got me doing backflips in my head because of the implications.

Let me explain.

First off, have you noticed that one of these cards is not like the others?

The first card, Strawberry Cookie, is in reverse. She is on the major arcana card XII - The Hanged Man. When the Hanged Man is in Reverse, it represents Delays, resistance, stalling, indecision, stagnation.

"The upright Hanged Man encourages you to pause for a moment and see things from a different perspective. Reversed, this card can show that you know you need to hit the pause button, but you are resisting it. Instead, you fill your days with tasks and projects, keeping busy and distracting yourself from the actual issue that needs your attention. Your spirit and body are asking you to slow down, but your mind keeps racing. Stop and rest before it’s too late. The Universe will only dial up the volume if you ignore it, and as a result, you may end up crashing. So, as soon as you hear the call, clear your schedule and make the space so you can tune in and listen."

Next we move on to Gingerbrave's card: 0 - The Fool.

In the Upright Position, the Fool represents new beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, a free spirit, and adventure.

"To see the The Fool generally means a beginning of a new journey, one where you will be filled with optimism and freedom from the usual constraints in life. When we meet him, he approaches each day as an adventure, in an almost childish way. He believes that anything can happen in life and there are many opportunities that are lying out there, in the world, waiting to be explored and developed. He leads a simple life, having no worries, and does not seem troubled by the fact that he cannot tell what he will encounter ahead."

Finally we have Wizard Cookie's card: I - The Magician.

In the Upright position, the Magician symbolizes logic, desire, resourcefulness, willpower, intelligence, skill, and manifestation.

"When you get the Magician in your reading, it might mean that it's time to tap into your full potential without hesitation. As a master manifestor, The Magician brings you the tools, resources and energy you need to make your dreams come true. Now is the perfect time to move forward on an idea that you recently conceived. The seed of potential has sprouted, and you are being called to take action and bring your intention to fruition. The skills, knowledge and capabilities you have gathered along your life path have led you to where you are now, and whether or not you know it, you are ready to turn your ideas into reality."

So what do these 3 cards mean together? Well, we have someone who is stagnating, who is stuck and unable to move forward. But they go through a rebirth - an epiphany - and start on the path of a new journey. And on that new path they unlock their full potential.

This is Pure Vanilla Cookie's story in the next update in a nutshell!

Sorry for the sorta long post, i just wanted to geek out about this since I love love love it when Tarot is used as a narrative device :)

[apiswitchcraft]

hellenic gods and the major arcana

the following are the 22 major arcana tarot cards and their associated hellenic deities. they are each sorted into two sections: gods associated with the literal interpretation of the card (for example, when the death card actually indicates death), and gods associated with the meaning of the card. I did not include the reversed meanings because there are several ways to interpret reversed cards, and therefore associations should be made on a case by case basis.

0 - THE FOOL

the card: Apollo, Hermes

the meaning: Hermes, Dionysus

I - THE MAGICIAN

the card: Hekate, Circe

the meaning: Hekate, Hephaestus, Athena, Hermes

II - THE HIGH PRIESTESS

the card: Hekate, Hera

the meaning: Hekate, Hera, Demeter, Persephone

III - THE EMPRESS

the card: Hera, Persephone, Aphrodite

the meaning: Hera, Aphrodite, Demeter, Rhea

IV - THE EMPEROR

the card: Zeus, Hades, Kronos, Poseidon

the meaning: Zeus, Ares, Athena

V - THE HIEROPHANT

the card: Hermes

the meaning: Dionysus, Hestia, Hekate

VI - THE LOVERS

the card: Aphrodite & Ares, Eros & Psyche, Hermaphroditus

the meaning: Aphrodite, Hera, Eros, Dionysus

VII - THE CHARIOT

the card: Artemis, Apollo

the meaning: Nemesis, Ares, Athena

VIII - STRENGTH

the card: Ares, Athena, Zeus

the meaning: Ares, Athena, Hestia, Artemis

IX - THE HERMIT

the card: Hestia, Hades, Hephaestus

the meaning: Athena, Cronus

X - WHEEL OF FORTUNE

the card: Hermes

the meaning: Hermes, Zeus

XI - JUSTICE

the card: Zeus, Athena

the meaning: Apollo, Zeus, Athena

XII - HANGED MAN

the card: Hermes

the meaning: Apollo, Hermes, Poseidon

XIII - DEATH

the card: Hades, Persephone

the meaning: Hekate, Hades, Thanatos

XIV - TEMPERANCE

the card: Apollo

the meaning: Apollo, Athena, Artemis

XV - THE DEVIL

the card: Dionysus, Pan, Hades

the meaning: Dionysus

XVI - THE TOWER

the card: Zeus

the meaning: Ares, Poseidon

XVII - THE STAR

the card: Apollo, Artemis

the meaning: Aphrodite, Hestia, Hekate

XVIII - THE MOON

the card: Artemis, Selene

the meaning: Artemis, Hekate

XIX - THE SUN

the card: Apollo, Helios

the meaning: Apollo, Aphrodite, Dionysus

XX - JUDGEMENT

the card: Hades, Zeus

the meaning: Apollo, Hades, Hekate

XXI - THE WORLD

the card: Rhea, Pan, Demeter

the meaning: Hermes, Demeter

divider by @vibeswithrenai

[toolusingmammalgirl]

XII: THE HANGED MAN

[inthefallofasparrow]

Link to video: 0. The Fool, I. The Magician, II. The High Priestess, III. The Empress, IV. The Emperor, V. The Hierophant, VI. The Lovers, VII. The Chariot, VIII, Strength, IX. The Hermit, X. Wheel of Fortune, XI. Justice, XII. The Hanged Man, XIII. Death, XIV. Temperance, XV. The Devil, XVI. The Tower, XVII. The Star, XVIII. The Moon, XIX. The Sun, XX. Judgement, XXI. The World