imported>Luciano: Luciano moved page User:Luciano/Sandbox/Kruth Cards to User:Luciano/Sandbox/Arm/Kruth Cards without leaving a redirect: staying organized

2018-04-08T08:23:06Z

Luciano moved page User:Luciano/Sandbox/Kruth Cards to User:Luciano/Sandbox/Arm/Kruth Cards without leaving a redirect: staying organized

← Older revision

Revision as of 08:23, 8 April 2018

imported>Luciano: Created page with "=Kruth Philosophy= Reading Kruth is actually just as it sounds. There is none of the magick or supernatural nature involved-at least on the part of the teller. What actually..."

2018-04-05T02:06:53Z

Created page with "=Kruth Philosophy= Reading Kruth is actually just as it sounds. There is none of the magick or supernatural nature involved-at least on the part of the teller. What actually..."

New page

=Kruth Philosophy=

Reading Kruth is actually just as it sounds. There is none of the
magick or supernatural nature involved-at least on the part of the
teller. What actually happens is that when listening to someone's voice,
and even allowing them to touch or shuffle the Kruth, the cards are
actually arranged into a subtle pattern through both participants by
Fate and Destiny. The difference between Fate and Destiny is that Fate
is where one is headed but can be changed. It is similar to direction.
One can be headed south but then merely need to turn a quarter to head
west or east. Destiny is a destination, and therefore, no matter which
direction you are headed, you will eventually, over time, make it to
your Destiny.

A Teller does nothing more than interpret what is said by the Kruth.
The Kruth always say, and what is said is always Truth, but only a good
Teller will be able to understand what is really being said. The skill
in Telling Kruth is being able to read the cards and understand what
they really mean.

==The Meanings of the Symbols:==

Each of the symbols of Rank and Suit have a meaning. When they are
combined, one rank and one suit, they have a composite meaning, which is
not always what one might think. It is usually the way the two meanings
interact that determines the composite meaning, and in what context the
card comes. The composite meaning is rarely as simple as just the
combination of both the rank and the suit meanings.

===Suits:===

====Wind====

Blows around the dunes, bringing about change, for better or for
worse. It also deals with the traveler and adventure.

====Sun====

Burns down, causing pain and suffering, and deals with strife. The
strife can be destructive, but just as often as not, it brings new
growth in its wake.

====Stone====

Is of the earth, hardly altered by other elements. It can mean
peace, stability and even death. It is cold and unconcerned and
takes a great amount of time to change.

====Water====

Is the symbol of wealth, but is also necessary for life. Water deals
with life and death, loss and gain.

===Rank:===

====Life====

Has many meanings; it means energy, excitement or beginning of a
cycle. It is almost always considered a good turn.

====Truth====

Means purity, knowledge, decision, or final Destiny. It can show you
the unchangeable or the Right.

====Fate====

Deals in luck, a pivotal point, or division of paths. It often shows
what will happen if something is not changed.

====Kings====

Is authority and power, and the effects thereof. It deals with law,
but not necessarily Right.

====Deceit====

Alludes to illusion, misdirection, and sometimes treachery. It is
usually considered a bad turn.

====Death====

Means only permanence or the ending. Does not necessarily indicate
physical death.

===Common Meanings:===

====Life/Wind====

Sudden change. Something new. Momentous moment.

====Life/Sun====

Destruction leads to rebirth. Fire brings form. To win. |

====Life/Stone====

Prevail conjurer. Enemy to friend. Nothing to something.

====Life/Water====

Found/The Birth. New job. Good endeavor. Good omen. Pregnancy.

====Truth/Wind====

Beliefs will be revealed true. Trustworthiness. Cleansing.

====Truth/Sun====

The feared is true. Fire brings purification.

====Truth/Stone====

The Arrow. Follow the facts. Facts point to truth. Direct path.

====Truth/Water====

Forgiveness. Second Chance. Healing. Knowledge is vital.

====Fate/Wind====

Whim of Fate. Small actions amplified.

====Fate/Sun====

Trial / Enemy. Unavoidable enemy or struggle. Inner struggle.

====Fate/Stone====

Calm/The Balance. Uneventful. Non-action. To wait, also
compensation.

====Fate/Water====

Profits. | Sudden Gain. Health, or good fortune.

====Kings/Wind====

Shifting of power. The upper hand. Political change.

====Kings/Sun====

The Harsh. Unfairness. Harsh judgment. Iron rule.

====Kings/Stone====

Means/Law. Justice. The law. The good of society.

====Kings/Water====

Righteousness/Ends. Vindication for good intentions. Good of the
many.

====Deceit/Wind====

Things that change still remain the same. Tradition.

====Deceit/Sun====

Betrayer Treachery. Cheating. Lying. Conning. Also smooth talker.

====Deceit/Stone====

Escape from pursuit or bonds, or offenders getting away.

====Deceit/Water====

The thief. Something stolen. Bad judgment. Bad investment.

====Death/Wind====

Perpetual change. Loss of love. Flame burned out.

====Death/Sun====

The Scar. Permanent injury. Eternal effects. Lost mind.

====Death/Stone====

Slavery death. Stopping, rest, retire, settle down.

====Death/Water====

Poison. Lost friend or family. Missing cherished object.

==The Deal:==

===The Standard Read===

Three cards in a row, Event-Cause-Fulcrum. | In this deal, the first
card indicates a significant event or situation. It is read first
because the other two cards are only significant in relation to it.
The cause is an interim effect. Often it is already true, but
usually it is what leads up to the Fulcrum or comes from the
Fulcrum. If it happens before the Fulcrum, then it is unchangeable.
The Fulcrum is the pivotal point in the course of events. It is the
important time at which the Event can be avoided, if possible. In
general, the Fulcrum is the time at which there is the greatest
ability to change the Event. Note that it is very important to
correctly interpret the Fulcrum. Very often it is easy to tell what
the Fulcrum will be, but extremely difficult to tell which path
leads to and which away from the Event. This should usually be left
for one to decipher for oneself.

===The Ordered Read===

Three cards set in a half circle, Fulcrum-Cause-Event. Alternately
Three cards in a half circle, Cause-Fulcrum-Event. Here the same
pattern as the Standard Read is used, but in an arranged order. The
order is set according to first-to-last in time. If Cause precedes
Fulcrum, then it is the first Cause and will determine the reason
for the entire situation. Otherwise, it will be a final Cause that
happens on or after the Fulcrum and is only the Cause of the final
Event.

Traditionalists do not like this system, as they think it tries to
Force the Reading to fit within constraints, and thus makes it less
flexible.

===Extended Ordered Read===

Three Cards in a half circle, Cause-Fulcrum-Cause, around a fourth,
Event. Same as the Ordered Read, except it adds has a first Cause
and a final Cause.

===Nizza's Cross===

A total of five cards arranged in a cross. The row is Action-
Fulcrum/Cause-Event and the column is Action-Fulcrum-Cause-Event.
Note: row crosses column between Fulcrum and Cause.
The importance of this innovation is that it clarifies which path
will lead to which Event. The Fulcrum and Cause for the column is
the same for the row, so the Teller can more easily tell which
action leads to which event. Fulcrum and Cause are actually set up
in the column and the row has one card to the left, and the other to
the right, positioned half way between the Fulcrum and Cause. The
Action here indicates what course should be taken to get the Event.
Usually this is dealt column first, then two row cards. Nizza's
Cross is fairly new and has not gained wide-spread acceptance yet,
but legend says it was created by a young homeless girl in Allanak.

===Standard Answer===

Three cards in a column, Stakes-Players-Choices. This is used to
help guide when a question is asked. Each card is independent of the
others. The Stakes are what is to be won or lost, or what is the
importance of the question. The Players are those who are involved
in the answer, though it is rarely that they are directly pointed
out. Usually it is an indication. The Choices indicate the important
of the actual options one has. No question can be answered this way,
but the Kruth can guide one to find the answer for oneself.

User:Luciano/Sandbox/Arm/Kruth Cards - Revision history

imported>Luciano: Luciano moved page User:Luciano/Sandbox/Kruth Cards to User:Luciano/Sandbox/Arm/Kruth Cards without leaving a redirect: staying organized

imported>Luciano: Created page with "=Kruth Philosophy= Reading Kruth is actually just as it sounds. There is none of the magick or supernatural nature involved-at least on the part of the teller. What actually..."