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What tarot card are you?

<table border="0" width="480" align="center"><tr><td><p>I am The Hermit</p><p>The Hermit often suggests a need for time alone - a period of reflection when distractions are limited. In times of action and high energy, he stands for the still center that must be created for balance. He can also indicate that withdrawal or retreat is advised for the moment. In addition, the Hermit can represent seeking of all kinds, especially for deeper understanding or the truth of a situation. “Seek, and ye shall find,” we have been told, and so the Hermit stands for guidance as well. We can receive help from wise teachers, and, in turn, help others as we progress.</p><p>For a full description of your card and other goodies, please visit LearnTarot.com</p><hr /></td></tr><tr><td align="center"><p>What tarot card are you? Enter your birthdate.
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I've been using the Page of Pentacles as my significator, but perhaps it's time to choose one more to my character.

To anyone who knows me, the Hermit probably explains a lot.

It is unlikely that I will creep out from under my shell anytime soon.

I'm not being lazy. I'm just thinking.

This extract from How to Be Idle by Tom Hodgkins narrates the inception of the tyranny of the time clock due to the Industrial Revolution, touches upon biology and human physiology with the notion that not everyone's pineal gland is set in the same time zone, and notes that idle hands are not the playground of the devil as the Puritans would have us believe, but are rather the crucible of revolution and enlightenment, and by extension, are the progenitors of democracy and egalitarianism. Productivity is the true opiate of the masses. He who works need not think, is plugged into the System, and submerged in the Matrix.

Long live the idler!