– She is a doctor, a surgeon – Dziwisz said as soon as he laid out the cards. It impressed us because the tarot reader did not know beforehand whom he would be describing. He could not have known Janina Piestrak-Babijczuk either.
– She looks like a mohair beret, but intuitively I feel—and the cards show it—that she is not like that. She has an open mind. But her character is totally annoying – Dziwisz added.
According to the tarot cards, the chairwoman does not feel at her best doing paperwork. Political matters do not suit her at all. It is possible that participating in political life flatters her, but she does not achieve her goals. In reality, she is internally dissatisfied. She prefers being a doctor and taking action. She loves medicine with all her heart and gives people everything she can in this profession.
The cards indicate that she is truly good as a doctor—she is highly respected in medicine—but as a politician she is losing trust. Her political circle does not fully trust her. She is seen as a party weather vane, although, as the cards show, she has her own mind and an opinion hidden deep in her heart.
The more she involves herself in politics, the less people respect her. Looking at the cards, it seems that people have had enough of her and are tired of her. They believe she is inconsistent.
The cards suggest involvement in some unfinished matter. Therefore, according to the reading, in autumn and early winter the chairwoman will wander from place to place and provide quite a few explanations. It is difficult, however, to determine whether she will be explaining herself or judging someone.
If she had not been high on the electoral lists, she might not have made it onto the council. Politically, people are increasingly tired of her. According to the tarot cards, Janina Piestrak-Babijczuk is somewhat lost. She is trying to transfer her image as a doctor into a political image, and loses a great deal because of it.
The cards indicate that she consciously builds an image of a ruthless boss, devoid of warmth. She believes she has the right to point out other people's mistakes, but unfortunately does not see her own. Those around her would like to perceive her as a warm person who has done a great deal for others, but unfortunately, the image she creates herself makes that completely impossible. There is something about her that makes people follow her despite everything.
The cards show that this term is definitely not serving her well, although the predictions for the future are good. She can probably count on support in the next elections, but significantly less of it. People would much rather see her as a doctor than as an overbearing politician whom they have to contend with.
Paweł Dziwisz – a graduate of the Institute of Religious Studies at Jagiellonian University. He is interested in issues concerning the relationship between religion and esotericism. Since 1996, he has practiced practical Tarot, helping people solve their problems. Since 2000, he has conducted Tarot courses incorporating elements of astrology, numerology, Runes and palmistry. He is the author of the book “Tarot and Religion”.