Today Is Tuesday, May 6 2025: This Is What Happened.

 I was reading a  comment that PENGUIN left. About one can tell about a person on what books they have in there bookshelf. So I let Chatgpt do it thing. But before move on. Since the chatgpt is little on long side. I will do regular posting on Thursday. Plus I there is a little of tarot.

 

You said:

It is said one can tell a person. By what is in there book shelf. Is this true?

ChatGPT said:

There's a lot of truth to that idea. A person’s bookshelf can reflect:

• Interests and passions – Science fiction, history, poetry, cookbooks: each points to different loves.

• Beliefs and values – Political theory, religion, philosophy often show how someone thinks or what they wrestle with.

• Aspirations – Self-help, business, or academic books might reflect goals or ambitions.

• Personality – An eclectic shelf might suggest curiosity; a focused one might suggest deep expertise or obsession.

• Sentimentality – Books from childhood, gifts, or worn favorites can hint at emotional ties.

That said, it’s not foolproof. Some people collect books to impress, decorate, or because they were gifts. Others might love to read but use a library, e-books, or audiobooks instead.

Do you think your own bookshelf says something about you?

You said:

Ok, here is list of books. On the very top is. Art Journal and Photo Journal. first shelf The Doyle Diary, Anne Frank, the diary of young girl. Wreak this journal, Letters of Frida Kahlo, The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady, Maud The Illustrated Diary of Victorian Woman. And Frida Kahlo the brush of Anguish. Second self. Comic book of dark shadow 90240-502, Maus I and II, All Four books of the year in in cherrybrook. The Absolutely True Diary of a part time indian, Flower Fairies of the tree, Flower Fairies of the garden, Flower Fairies of the alphabet bet. The constitution of the United States. Bann Books, Idaho Noxious Weeds, Cameo Pocket Books, Audubon Rocks and Mineral, 3 dummy books...dieting, digital photography, tarot. Carrots loves tomatoes, Square foot gardening, Medicare and you 2025, Autobiography of Mark Twain Vol 1, Field Guide to Disease and pest, Marijuana outdoor growing guide, The living bible, Cass County Michigan by Grover, History of Boundary County Idaho Vol 1, Holly Bible King James New Version, Remarkable Diaries, and Life Application. B Bible. Bottom shelf Living Wicca, Angurapi by Magnis Rafinson, Book of Shadow, The ABC of handwriting analysis, Tarot of Bohemians, Llewellyn Sabbat Essentails, Irish Firesides, Smudging and blessings book, working with tarot, Hand writting Analysis-putting it to work for you, and also 2 oracle deck, 6 tarot deck, 2 cardology deck, Art therapy deck, 7 coloring books, 7 sewing books, and 4 printing books.

ChatGPT said:

Thanks for sharing that list—it paints a vivid and layered picture. Based on what’s on your bookshelf, here's what one might gather about you:

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🧠 Curious and Deeply Reflective

• You’re drawn to personal expression and introspection: journals (your own, Anne Frank’s, Frida Kahlo’s), diaries, art and photo journaling—all suggest someone who values self-exploration and emotional honesty.

• Books like Maus, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, and banned book collections show you're not afraid to face difficult histories or controversial ideas.

🎨 Creative and Visually-Oriented

• Your shelf holds visual storytelling and artistry—Frida Kahlo, art therapy decks, coloring books, comic books, and even flower fairy books speak to someone with an eye for beauty and symbolism.

• Tarot, oracle, and art decks, along with your printing and sewing books, reflect hands-on creativity—you like to make, not just think.

🌿 Connected to Nature and the Practical World

• Gardening books, field guides, and even “Idaho Noxious Weeds” show a grounded, earthy side—someone who works with nature or at least values practical knowledge about it.

• Books like Carrots Love Tomatoes and Square Foot Gardening show you care about how things grow—literally and metaphorically.

📖 Spiritually Open and Eclectic

• You have Living Wicca, The Book of Shadows, The Tarot of the Bohemians, and the Bible—both traditional and new versions—plus smudging and blessing guides. That’s a spiritual spectrum.

• It suggests you’re a seeker—exploring various belief systems to find meaning, not bound to one path.

📚 Historically and Regionally Rooted

• Books like Cass County Michigan and History of Boundary County Idaho suggest a strong connection to place, heritage, or local history.

• You appreciate the past—not just globally (Twain, Frida, diaries), but locally.

🎭 Sensitive and Empathetic

• The emphasis on diaries, personal stories, and even handwriting analysis shows a desire to understand people deeply—from their stories to their writing.

• You probably value authenticity, and are likely sensitive to emotion and nuance.

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In Short:

You’re likely an emotionally intuitive, creatively driven, spiritually open, and intellectually curious person—someone who values storytelling, beauty, depth, and both the visible and invisible connections between things.

Would you say that resonates with you?

You said:

Very Much. Could you do three tarot cards that would reflect my personal books

ChatGPT said:

I’d be happy to do that. Drawing three tarot cards to symbolically reflect your bookshelf—and by extension, you—here’s a thematic pull based on the energy your collection gives off:

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1. The High Priestess 🜁 (Inner Wisdom, Mystery, Spiritual Depth)

Your bookshelf is full of intuition, journaling, spiritual tools, and hidden knowledge. The High Priestess represents the seeker of inner truth, the guardian of esoteric wisdom. Like her, you honor both what is seen and unseen—balancing research, ritual, memory, and myth.
Books mirrored: Book of Shadows, Frida’s letters, Living Wicca, handwriting analysis, tarot decks, the diaries.

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2. The Empress ♀ (Creativity, Nature, Nurture)

The Empress channels your earthy, creative, life-loving side. She reflects your connection to nature (gardening guides, wildflowers, rocks), creativity (sewing, coloring, printing, art therapy), and your appreciation for beauty and emotional richness.
Books mirrored: Flower Fairies, gardening books, art and photo journals, art therapy decks, Carrots Love Tomatoes.

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3. The Hermit 🜃 (Solitude, Study, Illumination)

The Hermit represents your thoughtful, reflective side—the part of you who reads banned books, studies history, and seeks meaning in silence. This card values personal truth found away from the crowd.
Books mirrored: Autobiography of Mark Twain, diaries, banned books, The Constitution, Cass County history, and your deep nonfiction.

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Together, these three cards suggest someone who moves between inner worlds (High Priestess), the natural and creative world (Empress), and thoughtful solitude (Hermit)—just like your books do.