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When stalking by means of the Medici Solitaire, the Stalker tries to resonate with some particular object or process, selecting in it precisely the frequencies that he needs at that exact moment in light of his project goals.
In the same way, a pianist playing a melody will press just the keys that he needs at that precise moment – according to the notes of the piece.
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To get a better grasp of the matter, try the following small task:
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Take a close look at the poem "The Arena"
[623 - The poem was written by – yours truly + his Muse, of course. Where would I be without Her.]
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All the sights this Arena has seen,
All the blood that has washed its sands clean,
Those who came, their worth here they learned,
For most, alas, a short path it was and a hard fortune earned!!!
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Again and again, the viewers here flock…
… The Master and Lord
… the soldier of fortune
… the slave…
To find something of value, or just to take stock.
…they all come here eager and willing to WAIT!
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In a whirlwind, the scenes spin and change,
In a mind-blowing spiral, in an infinite range.
ONLY ONE THING UNCHANGING REMAINS – THE ARENA!
THE BLOOD AND THE SCREAMS FROM YOUR THROATS!
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What is it that drives and propels you, on and on?
WHAT is it that makes you tick, from dusk till dawn?
Just a murderous thirst for blood?
Or a boiling rage that comes on like a flood?
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Such explanations I find completely unfit!
You'll say I'm too much of a poet – So, be it!
But I remain firm in my view:
The Arena's a Storehouse of Truth!
And those who come here ready to die, KNOW THIS, too!!!
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Copy or type it out on a separate sheet for convenience, leaving plenty of room between the lines and in the margins for notes.
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3)
Identify those cards of the Minor Arcana which have a key role in the poem. Try to subjectively assess their significance and "weight" in terms of the poem as a whole.
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Identify those cards of the Minor Arcana which carry little significance or "weight" in the poem.
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Go through the entire Minor Arcana and try to find each card in the poem.