Exercise 1: (Do before the readings)

Lay out your Court Cards and study them. Without giving thought to meaning, which card would you say best signifies you? Which one are you most drawn to? Explain why in your journal. (Leave room below this entry as we will be coming back to it.)

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Exercise 2:

Okay, you know the drill by now. Spend 10-15 minutes connecting with each Court Card and writing about it in your journal. (At this time you may also want to consider what astrological sign - if any - you feel fits each card as well).

Exercise 3:

Go back to the page in your journal where you chose which Court Card best signifies you. Now, look at the associations and definitions of the cards again. Is the card you chose the card that most matches your traits? If not, which card does? Why do you think you were drawn to a different card? If the traits do match you, explain how. (You may need to refer to the "suits" lesson for this.)

Exercise 4:

Think about the characteristics and traits the Court Cards portray. Match them with someone you know in your life. In your journal, write why this card reminds you of this person, listing the behaviors, habits or characteristics that caused you to make this connection.

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