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In Sun/Moon, make sure your PKMN don't stay in Isle Avue

I noticed that, during my initial transfer from Bank to Home, some of my favorite Pokémon didn't make it over. I found them lounging in Isle Avue. Don't leave them behind; transfer them from PokéPelago back into a box.

Similarly, and I'm sure this is already well known but it bears repeating: if any of your Pokémon are registered in a battle team, you must unregister them in order to transfer them to the Bank.

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u/skinsiren — 3 days ago

Facial Lounge

Has anyone in this community worked for Facial Lounge in So Cal? If so, what was your experience like? They don't have any reviews on Indeed, but I can't help but notice they have been consistently posting ads for "Coordinating Esthetician."

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u/skinsiren — 24 days ago

How would you interpret this?

Question: Did this person intentionally do this awful thing they did?

Note: They were already punished by the legal system, but not severely. I can't go into further detail. I'm turning to tarot for further insight.

I've never pulled The Hanged Man before. Information on it feels vague and has left me feeling more unsettled. I'm interpreting it here as "in between" or "limbo." I see that The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals has a Hanged Man spread so I might give that a try.

I have some experience with Eight of Swords. Prior readings related to this person indicated indecision, but that was unrelated to this thing they did. Here it seems to point out self-sabotage or perhaps sacrifice?

Tower reversed is an interesting one. This was definitely a Tower moment for all that were close to this situation. It changed everything. Tarot Reversals points out freedom from constraints and "getting away scot-free." They denied total responsibility for their actions and tried to shift blame.

This feels like an explanation of events rather than insight to their psyche. I'd love to hear all your thoughts!

Please do not redistribute my photo. I will likely post it to Instagram later.

Deck: The Enchanted Tarot

u/skinsiren — 1 month ago
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How would you interpret this?

https://preview.redd.it/zovzneadkoch1.jpg?width=3154&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c130b0c99fed620cb01947b1a0e7d70ee3fdfc54

Question: Did this person intentionally do this awful thing they did?

Note: They were already punished by the legal system, but not severely. I can't go into further detail. I'm turning to tarot for further insight.

I've never pulled The Hanged Man before. Information on it feels vague and has left me feeling more unsettled. I'm interpreting it here as "in between" or "limbo." I see that The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals has a Hanged Man spread so I might give that a try.

I have some experience with Eight of Swords. Prior readings related to this person indicated indecision, but that was unrelated to this thing they did. Here it seems to point out self-sabotage or perhaps sacrifice?

Tower reversed is an interesting one. This was definitely a Tower moment for all that were close to this situation. It changed everything. Tarot Reversals points out freedom from constraints and "getting away scot-free." They denied total responsibility for their actions and tried to shift blame.

This feels like an explanation of events rather than insight to their psyche. I'd love to hear all your thoughts!

Please do not redistribute my photo. I will likely post it to Instagram later.

Deck: The Enchanted Tarot by Amy Zerner and Monte Farber

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u/skinsiren — 1 month ago