Why is Cap's Tarot the Devil?

This topic was created in the Capricorn forum by Sn1p3r187 on Monday, August 4, 2014 and has 8 replies.
...........They recently built a PF Chang's in hell. 3rd level. Why?
Posted by Impulsv
Cuz cap are addictive
That's one of the devil tarot meaning

What kind of addictive we talking bout here?
Ahh I see. Well money does buy a little bit of happiness. So I can see why one would enjoy the need to fulfill earthy desires such as those two. Being Persuasive and aggressive is needed if one wishes to make a name for themselves or to have such power. Wait, lemme guess. Scorps tarot is the dude with the Bident? Pluto himself?
Posted by Impulsv
Scorpios tarot card is the death card.

Lucky! Ace of Spades when I think of a Death card.
coz we're evil as hell v.v
Evil Caps.... my dad calls me the Devilish Goat
It's cuz Caps represent the material world (money, success) all things earthly and we all know money is the root of all evil therefore Devil. haha. Hmm..
The Devil/Adversary
The card on its own traditionally means "self-imposed limitations," as a person said earlier there is a bondage to an idea or way of seeing things that feels constricting but is done by choice, as the shackles are loose but still worn. Typically it reveals that a person is allowing themselves to be controlled by an idea, hence "self-imposed limitation."
When it shows up in a reading it has different meanings depending on its placement. I read with a zodiac layout, so decadents apply dependant on the position, or to say it differently, the energy of the card is either more or less difficult depending on where it sits in the layout.
As a symbol for the zodiac sign of Capricorn it has this explaination because Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, the Planet that has the role of being a task master. Saturn rules the heights of worldly ambition as well as positions of authority.
One has to ask what is the goat climbing the mountain for? The mountain goat literally scales the steepest of mountains to reach heights unattainable by others.
The symbol begs the question of what one is striving for, solely material gain, or spiritual sight.
While one is striving so much for material things, they can lose sight of what is important.
The letter associated with the Devil in the kaballah is Ayin, interpreted to mean "Eye." Capricorn: You may beleive that what you see is all there is.
The card that represents Saturn itself is "The World," which means completion...so hopefully there is a seed of a riddle in there for you.


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