FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY
Integrating the Five Components
of Circumstance into Tarot Practice
An Intermediate Course in Tarot
Robin Wood Tarot
Instructor: Benebell Wen
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Growing up in the Chinese culture, especially in a family connected to
East Asian metaphysics, this phrase will have come up…
Yi: Ming. Er: Yun. San: Feng Shui. Si: Ji Yin De. Wu: Du Shu.
yī mìng èr yùn sān fēngshuǐ sì jī yīndé wǔ dúshū
What does this
maxim mean?
The maxim is
a cornerstone
tenet in many
East Asian
esoteric schools.
Traditional Chinese sycee or lucky gold ingots
It expresses a traditional Chinese cosmological
principle…
Success in human affairs is based on five circumstances:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Fate
Luck
Feng Shui
Karma
Education
Yi: Mìng.
Er: Yùn.
San: Fēng Shuǐ.
Si: Ji Yīn Dé.
Wu: Dú Shū.
THE FIVE COMPONENTS
1. Fate: The circumstances you were born with. Ex. Being born into a
wealthy family in the Northeast.
2. Luck: The degree to which events align with your objectives. Ex. A
speeding car collides into your parked car…five minutes before the most
important interview of your life.
3. Feng Shui: Aligning and harmonizing your personal energy with the
energies of your environment and surroundings. Ex. Arranging your home
in a way that allows optimal flow of Qi to bring in the optimal flow of
opportunities to you.
4. Karma: The accounting of your past acts and the consequences, positive
or negative, on your present and future. Ex. Helping out a stranger in a
parking lot, which triggers a chain of events that leads back to a different
stranger helping you out in your time of need.
5. Education: The knowledge and experiences you acquire that empower
you and enable you to make better life decisions. Ex. Teaching yourself
how to read tarot and using tarot for optimized use of your intuitions.
1: FATE is an important concept in Eastern
thought.
• Some are born kings.
• Some are born paupers.
• You are born with certain talents
and gifts and your fate is to apply
those talents and gifts to
accomplish a greater purpose that
will help complete the design of
the universe.
2: LUCK determines the ease or difficulty of
manifesting your Fate.
• Fate is what you are born with, but
not what will happen for sure.
• Luck plays a critical role in
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whether you accomplish your
greater purpose.
• The motions of others and that interplay with your life could yield
good luck to expedite you toward your goal or bad luck to further
hinder your progress.
• Hit with bad luck, a king can become a pauper. Hit with good luck, a
pauper can become a king.
• Fate is fate. It is Luck that forms the terrain of our life path.
Alishan Mountains, Taiwan
3: FENG SHUI is the theory of how well your environment supports you.
• The many physical forces affecting the earth will in turn affect your person.
Understanding those physical forces will help you navigate life with the wind
behind your back, rather than sail against the wind.
• Note that feng shui is an entire body of science that warrants its own focused
study. For the scope of this course, feng shui is simply the compatibility
between the Querent, his or her environment, and the Querent’s objectives.
4: KARMA scores your conduct. It is the series of cause and effect.
• Give good, receive good. Give evil, receive evil.
• You can tweak your own luck by creating good in the world.
• Compassion, benevolence, and acts of kindness help to change your luck for
the better.
• In a sense, luck and karma are directly proportional.
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5: EDUCATION is considered the most important of the five components.
• Knowledge plus action overtakes fate, luck, feng shui, and karma.
• Tarot practice is education. Learn how to make adjustments in your
life with tarot as a tool for calibrating your personal five components
formula. Knowing the formula is knowing what it takes for you to
accomplish your goals.
I Ching Dead Moon Tarot by Luis Royo
The meaning of the Five Components principle is this:
There is a specific formula for success that is deeply
personalized according to how the five components of
circumstance align in your life. Achievement is based on how
well you have applied that formula.
Applying the Five Components to a Tarot Reading
Tarot Illuminati by Dunne and Huggens
To illustrate the Five
Components application,
a case study will be used:
Note that basic RWS
card interpretation and
the Celtic Cross spread
will not be discussed,
assuming intermediate
tarot proficiency.
The Celtic Cross spread is used to
minimize explanation, since it is
widely familiar. Only the
technique of identifying the Five
Components in a tarot spread is
explained in this course.
Begin by studying
this spread. Which
Five
Components analysis supplements a tarot reading.
cards, based on face
and course
positioning,
In the
of a Reader’s regular reading, an integration
seem to denote
of insights
into a the
Querent’s (1) Fate, (2) Luck, (3) Feng
Querent’s
Fate?
Shui, (4) Karma, and (5) Education can enhance a reading.
Rider Waite Tarot by U.S. Games Systems
1. Fate
ORANGE marks the cards most insightful about the component at hand.
YELLOW marks the cards that overlap with other of the five components.
2 of Cups, Rev: Neglecting personal relationships,
tensions in marriage due to intense focus on
advancing career or professional position.
Note: Ace of Swords blocking the 2 of Cups and
pointing straight for the Emperor. The Emperor
suggests a desire to overthrow current powers to
become seated as that power. Querent is highly
ambitious.
NOTE:
Under most interpretive schools,
the Wheel of Fortune is often
associated with the concept of Fate
and Karma. While that
interpretation here is also correct,
I’ve interpreted it, based on
positioning and spread context, to
be more indicative of Feng Shui,
though its purpose here also
overlaps with messages about the
Querent’s Luck and Karma.
3 of Wands, Rev: Fear of carelessness, plotting
every detail for perfection.
9 of Pentacles: Strong focus on career and neglect
of people is due in part to Querent’s fundamental
nature: a solitary individual who pursues
development of personal economy rather than
development of personal relationships.
[The Hierophant: Also denotes Education. Here, fate
intertwined with a traditional academic upbringing.
Querent is one born to work with the mind, rather than
the body or heart.]
Two Approaches to Examining Fate
One Approach
Fate is represented by the linear,
chronological path Querent has walked,
the reconciliation of past, present, future.
Alternative Approach
Fate is revealed in the current crosssection of Querent’s life, the
manifestation of decisions made to date.
2. Luck
ORANGE marks the cards most insightful about the component at hand.
YELLOW marks the cards that overlap with other of the five components.
Ace of Pentacles: Fortuitous enough in past to
receive gainful offers. Presented with great
opportunities right from the beginning.
Ace of Swords: Conquest. Ace points straight at
The Emperor, reversed.
The Emperor, Rev.: Overthrow of incumbent
authority figure. Querent herself will become the
authority figure.
[Wheel of Fortune: As referenced earlier, here the card
denotes Feng Shui (because of card positioning in the
Celtic Cross, i.e., Querent in environment), but it also
reveals insights into the Querent’s Luck and Karma. Here,
her Fate is intertwined with a traditional academic
upbringing (suggested by the Hierophant) and a
somewhat more conventional or standardized way of
thought. Querent is one born to work with the mind,
rather than the body or heart. Querent is one more likely
to work with the norm than work against it.]
Scenario #1, Q&A
Say that in the course of the reading, the Reader
asks the Querent what her ultimate goal is. The
purpose of asking is to use the tarot spread and
Five Components to determine how far or close
the Querent is to achieving her goal.
Reader: What is your ultimate goal in life?
Querent: Career success. I want to ascend
to the highest echelons of my profession.
FATE & LUCK
If it could be
quantified,
Querent’s Fate and
Luck factors for her
goal are auspicious.
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•
Emperor, Rev.: Overthrow current boss
Ace Pentacles: Lucky opportunities
7 Pentacles: Work ethic
Sun: Glory, success, high attainment
Reader: Success comes to you like
second nature. All five components are
well-aligned to assure accomplishment.
Scenario #2, Q&A
What if the Querent’s goal is not career success,
but rather she is looking for love?
Reader: What is your ultimate goal in life?
Querent: I want to find true love.
FATE & LUCK
In Scenario #2, Fate and
Luck are not supportive of
Querent’s goal. She must
nurture Feng Shui, Karma,
and Education to improve
her chances at finding love.
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•
2 Cups, Rev.: Marriage tensions; work-life
imbalance; Neglecting spouse
General lack of domestic sphere cards
Reader: When it comes to love, Fate and
Luck are not on your side, so you have
to reposition yourself constantly to
attain the success you want. Too much
emphasis on work life will bring career
success, not romance. Strike a balance
and devote more of your energies to
nurturing relationships.
3. Feng Shui
2 of Cups, Rev.: Neglect of personal
relationships. Tensions in the
domestic sphere.
Ace of Swords: Covering the 2 of
Cups, Querent’s cutthroat ambitions
In Scenario #1, Querent
have an adverse
effect on her love life.
need not make any
major adjustments to
her environment. She is
already on the fast track
to achieving her goal.
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FENG SHUI EFFORTS
For Career Goals:
Wheel of Fortune: Position
here denotes environmental
factors. Feng shui factors
favorable: serendipity.
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needs to make significant
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adjustments to her environment to
enhance feng shui harmony.
Otherwise she will be hard-pressed
in achieving her goal of love.
For Love & Romance:
4. Karma
KARMIC ACCOUNT
TO CASH IN FOR ACHIEVEMENT
POSITIVE
BALANCE
9 of Pentacles: Prosperity
and material well-being,
but solitary enjoyment of it.
For Career Goals:
+
For Love & Romance:
NEGATIVE
BALANCE
Past acts of Querent paved the way for
attaining career goals, but not in love.
7 of Pentacles: Past
diligence and toil results
in promotion and harvest.
Cards here suggest neglect of personal
relationships overall, not just romantic.
Note how Querent’s spread is sparsely
populated. Where are her friends and
family? Nurture positive karma with
friends and family to improve position for
attaining the goal of love.
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5. Education
ORANGE marks the cards most insightful about the component at hand.
YELLOW marks the cards that overlap with other of the five components.
If the goal is Career, Querent
is at the peak of her
educational development.
3 of Wands, Rev.: Past experience of failures,
albeit minor ones, taught Querent to be highly
attuned to details. Querent nurtured herself into a
perfectionist.
But if the goal is Love, Querent
still has much to learn.
Querent lacks experience.
The Hierophant: Traditional education.
University educated, perhaps higher degrees
obtained. Also suggests a Querent who sticks to
the norms. Motivated by societal approval.
If the goal is Love, Querent has
yet to experience and answer
for herself: What is Love?
The Sun: Gaining recognition and accolades. High
achievement. Toils denoted in the 7 of Pentacles
will be rewarded. In this card position, denotes
fierce ambition. Motivated to educate herself
because Querent hungers for success.
[Ace of Pentacles: Also denotes Luck and Karma. Here, it
is related to Education because Querent seized the
opportunities presented by Luck and Karma to otain the
needed knowledge and experience leading her down the
path of the Ace of Swords and Emperor.]
[7 of Pentacles: Here, it is related to The Hierophant: Querent
must be someone studious, intellectual, academically gifted, and
has worked hard in her university studies.]
The Five Components is a framework for interpreting a tarot spread. Thus, it can be
applied to any spread at all, and can even be used to analyze one-card readings.
FATE
KARMA
LUCK
These cards tend
to suggest that
matters of Fate
are at issue.
FENG SHUI
EDUCATION
My interpretation will
differ from yours. Be
guided by your own
intuition when applying
the Five Components.
Not groundbreaking.
All very intuitive.
Just different vocabulary.
Improving your
vocabulary improves
your ability to express
the full range of your
ideas and emotions.
The Five Components framework
enhances the reader’s tarot
approach by pinpointing the
strengths and weaknesses of a
Querent’s variables of success.
Thoth Tarot
Assessing a Querent’s
FIVE COMPONENTS
Through Signifier
(or Significator) Analysis
Before a reading has even begun, broad
insights based on a Querent’s Signifier (or
Significator) card can shed light on the
Querent’s Five Components formula.
The Rider Waite deck by U.S. Games Systems
The Five Components & Court Cards
Fate: Fire personalities are born leaders, hunters; the
planners and architects of society. Innovators.
Feng shui analysis is an entire
study beyond the scope of this
course. Here, its indications are
based on the Wu Xing, the five
(instead of four) metaphysical
elements that the Chinese
believe the universe is
comprised of. Here, the broad
indications of feng shui for the
Signifiers is based on the
Signifier’s compatibility with
the other elemental signs.
Wands
FIRE
Aries, Leo, Sagittarius
Luck: For those governed by Fire, finding
balance
a
NOTE
that isthese
are broad
generalizations
about
FIRE
signs.
constant struggle; prone to extremes.
Analyzing the Signifier per the
Five Components sketches the
outline
When Fire: Supported by Wood. Conflicts
with only.
Metal
Feng shui: Fire or Wood personalities.
•
•
and dominates. Conflicts with Water, but Water
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dominates.
later with the First Operation
When Wood: Supported by Water. Conflicts
with
Earthspread.
and the
reading
and dominates. Conflicts with Metal, but Metal
dominates.
Karma: Give and take by creation and destruction.
Builds others up, but can also tear them down.
Education: Creative fields, artisans, working with
hands, shop trades, healthcare, agriculture.
The Five Components & Court Cards, cont’d.
Fate: Hero complex. Deeply nurturing of others.
Strives to save souls and change the world.
Luck: Divine intervention. Strong influence from the
spiritual or supernatural world.
Feng shui: Water personalities. Supported by Metal.
Conflicts with Fire and dominates. Conflicts with
Earth, but Earth dominates.
Karma: Give and take through personal contribution.
Invests with heart and emotion. Economic exchange
is often through relationships.
Cups
WATER
Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces
Education: Humanities; liberal arts; social work;
social justice; counseling; spiritual or pastoral work.
The Five Components & Court Cards, cont’d.
Fate: Born warriors. Prone to lack focus, fight tooth
and nail for independence, and engage in dissent.
Luck: Prone to conflict. Encounters adversity with
more frequency than others.
Feng shui: Metal personalities. Supported by Earth.
Conflicts with Wood and dominates. Conflicts with
Fire, but Fire dominates.
Karma: Give and take on ideological grounds;
exchange of ideas and information. Contributions of
the mind and intellect.
Swords
AIR
Gemini, Libra, Aquarius
Education: Analytical careers; technical or highly
specialized fields; communications; professions in
pursuit of public influence.
The Five Components & Court Cards, cont’d.
Fate: Prone to set down roots and opt for the
familiar. Born conservators. Great trendsetters. Risk
is a constant point of consideration.
Luck: Flips his or her own luck. Can transform
uncertainties into certainties.
Feng shui: Wood or Earth personalities.
•
•
Pentacles
EARTH
Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn
When Wood: Supported by Water. Conflicts with Earth
and dominates. Conflicts with Metal, but Metal
dominates.
When Earth: Supported by Fire. Conflicts with Water
and dominates. Conflicts with Wood, but Wood
dominates.
Karma: Give and take through the material world.
Education: Business, finance; corporate
management, administration; commerce, banking,
fashion; entrepreneurial.
Visconti-Sforza Tarot, Restoration by A. A. Atanassov (Lo Scarabeo)
Rider-Waite-Smith card facsimile
When Majors are used as the Signifier, apply the broad Five
Components analysis per the elemental essence of the card.
Marseille card facsimile
Ex. The High Priestess is Water; The Empress would be Earth.
The Five Components Analysis of Signifiers from the Major Arcana
REFERENCE GUIDE
The Five Components Analysis of Signifiers from the Major Arcana
REFERENCE GUIDE
The Goddess Tarot by Kris Waldherr
The Five Components &
an Adaptation of the
First Operation
Adapting the First Operation from the Opening of
the Key to Examine a Querent’s Five Components
FIRST OPERATION: CRASH COURSE
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Cut the entire
tarot deck
into two piles,
right to left.
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The four piles correspond with
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AIR
WATER
FIRE
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the four constants of the Supreme first pile,
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divine elements,
a third pile.
form the final
and the four quadrants of the
fourth
pile.
human condition. Pile that signifier appears in will reveal
Traditional
First Operation:
nature of Querent’s inquiry.
Five Components Method:
Pile that signifier appears in will diagnose
Querent’s Five Components.
Also: Top-most card of each pile will be
read in a Five Components analysis.
Sift through the four piles one by one to locate the Signifier. The pile the signifier
appears in is the area of life the Querent must focus on in the present and be
proactive about nurturing with Feng Shui, Karma, and Education.
WORK
Querent’s Social Sphere, Greater
Ambitions, Controversies
Ambitions, Projects,
Career, Professional Goals
The Goddess Tarot by Kris Waldherr
SOCIETY
ECONOMY
RELATIONSHIPS
Wealth, Money Matters,
Property, Assets, Finances
Love, Romance, Family,
Children, Domestic Sphere
The Five Components & an Adaptation of the First Operation
In this example, the Signifier appears in
the last pile, corresponding with “H2.”
Let’s say the Prince (Knight) of Pentacles
is the Querent’s Signifier card.
But before proceeding with the First
Operation analysis, begin by discussing
the broad generalizations associated with
the Querent’s Signifier.
The Goddess Tarot by Kris Waldherr
The Five Components & an Adaptation of the First Operation
GENERAL SIGNIFIER ANALYSIS:
Fate: Prone to set down roots and opt for the familiar. Born
conservators. Great trendsetters. Risk is a constant point of
consideration.
Luck: Flips his or her own luck. Can transform uncertainties
into certainties.
Feng shui: Wood or Earth personalities.
•
•
When Wood: Supported by Water. Conflicts with Earth and
dominates. Conflicts with Metal, but Metal dominates.
When Earth: Supported by Fire. Conflicts with Water and
dominates. Conflicts with Wood, but Wood dominates.
Karma: Give and take through the material world.
Education: Business, finance; corporate management,
administration; commerce, banking, fashion; entrepreneurial.
The Goddess Tarot
Five Components analysis through the Signifier paints a broad picture.
The First Operation adaptation begins to fill in the outline with personalized details.
SOCIETY
Fate has a lot in store for Querent.
He has influence over his
community and should use it to
make a difference. Feng shui is
supportive of his endeavors.
Let’s say the First Operation is
performed on a Querent with the
WORK
Prince (Knight)
of Pentacles as
his and
Signifier.
pile the side at
Fate
Luck notThe
on Querent’s
Signifier
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in will
indicate
work. Many
stumbling
blocks
obstructing
professional
development.
where greater focus on Feng
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Shui, Karma,
andand
Education
is
Education to help clear the blocks.
needed at this time to improve
that sector of the Querent’s life.
Tell
Querent to
focus here
for the
time being.
Assess each of
the Five Components
ECONOMY
one by one Wealth,
against
the upturned
Money Matters,
cards. After
the First
Property,
Assets,Operation,
Finances
proceed with a reading spread.
For the Five Components analysis (differing from
the traditional First Operation),
the last
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RELATIONSHIPS
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1. FATE
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•
•
•
Business or
commerce. See
Signifier analysis.
Good with money.
Circumstances he
was born into do not
bode favorably for
career advancement.
Innate “lover not a
fighter” personality.
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2. LUCK
•
•
Lucky in love. See 2 of
Cups in H1.
Not as lucky in
career. Must work
hard for every career
opportunity. See 10 of
Swords in I.
H1
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3. FENG SHUI
•
•
•
•
Environment aligned
favorably. See Gaia (The
World) in V.
Green, yellow, and
neutral tones
Nature-oriented
Need separate in-depth
feng shui analysis
4. KARMA
5. EDUCATION
•
•
•
Insufficient information
provided in First Operation.
(Proceed with full reading.)
10 of Swords: Personal lessons
learned after strife and
struggle—have hurt others
•
•
Gaia (The World) suggests travel
and communications.
Nurture knowledge in finance and
business to optimize Fate
Lack of Wands card suggests lack of
Fire energy, or motivation,
persistence, passion. Tendency to get
lazy or lethargic. Passivity issues.
The Signifier card is grounded in
one of the four essential elements,
which can offer general insights
into the Five Components for the
Querent.
Next, an adaptation on the First
Operation can begin to fill in
personalized details of the
Querent’s Five Components
formula.
1. Fate
2. Luck
3. Feng Shui
4. Karma
5. Education
Then proceed with the Reader’s
choice reading spread. Read as
you normally would, but keep the
Five Components in the back of
your head and in your analysis,
identify how the cards in the
spread apply to the Querent’s
Five Components formula and
where he is in terms of progress.
THE FIVE COMPONENTS
1 Fate
2 Luck
3 Feng Shui
4 Karma
5 Education
Thoth Tarot
SUMMARY OF POINTS:
• Generalizations can be made based on the Querent’s Signifier
• Analyze the First Operation results to flesh out the generalizations
• Read a tarot spread through the Five Operations framework
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Querent: Jenny
D.O.B.: 10/01/73
Gender: Female
PRACTICE:
HYPOTHETICAL FIVE COMPONENTS READING
5. Education
4. Karma
3. Feng Shui
2. Luck
1. Fate
Jenny is the Querent. She wants a general reading to get a sense of her life’s progress to date.
You, the tarot reader, draw the above 5 cards. After you commence the reading, Jenny has
follow-up questions that she hopes the cards might answer:
1.
2.
She has been thinking about a career change and wants to get her broker’s license and become a
real estate agent. What do the cards say about this?
Lately her relationship with her teenage son has been strained. Why? What can she do to fix it?
1. FATE
If Jenny decides to change
careers, she’ll be valiantly
successful. High potential
for success in the new
field. Plus, she will find it
intellectually rewarding.
4. KARMA
Aggression, retaliation:
karmic tensions between
Jenny and her son need to
be played out. Some
deceit. Be patient with
him. When she yields, he
will finally yield.
2. LUCK
Life of plentitude and
abundance. In her times of
need, she must have felt
divine intervention,
because there are angels
looking down on Jenny.
5. EDUCATION
Jenny has been
contemplating many
vocational options for
some time. Good omen:
she’s found the right one.
3. FENG SHUI
Jenny’s environment is
Earth dominant right now.
Venus governs. She is
positioned in a way that
supports fruition. In terms
of her son, follow maternal
instinct: they’re right on.
NOTE: There is, of course, no set way of
answering Jenny, the Querent. The art of tarot
comes from each individual reader’s
personalized interpretation of the cards, the
card positions, and how they apply to the
Querent. The answer provided here is only
one of many ways to answer Jenny’s questions.
Need a mnemonic to help you remember the Five Components?
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
BENEBELL WEN is a long-time practitioner of tarot, the I Ching, and
feng shui analysis. She is a certified tarot master through the TCBA and a
member of the American Tarot Association. Her book Holistic Tarot: An
Integrative Approach to Using Tarot for Personal Growth will be released in Fall,
2014 by North Atlantic Books. Wen is also a California and New York
attorney who practices corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, and
serves as legal counsel to venture capital firms.
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