pause, hold, delay

In a musical score, a fermata (fayr-MAH-tah) placed over a note or rest indicates a pause or hold; the pulse of the music is temporarily suspended until the Conductor resumes it.

In a casting, the Fermata Card might indicate a need to put things on hold, to delay until further instruction or insight is gleaned. It can also indicate a delay imposed from elsewhere.

To divine the meaning of this card in a casting, consider the Solfege Die it was drawn above or under.

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