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Fool and Five of Swords

The Fool is a card of new beginnings, spontaneity, and faith in the unknown. It signifies taking a leap of faith and stepping into the unknown. The Five of Swords represents conflict, tension, and the aftermath of a battle. It suggests winning at any cost, which may imply an upcoming conflict or a Pyrrhic victory. Together, these cards signify a journey into...

Seven of Pentacles and Eight of Pentacles

The Seven of Pentacles is a card of reflection, assessment, and patience. It represents the moment of pause, evaluating the fruits of your hard work and considering whether it's worth the investment. The 8 of Pentacles, on the other hand, is a card of mastery, dedication, and skill. It's about honing your craft and being committed to the task at hand. Together,...

Four of Wands and King of Wands

The Four of Wands is a card of celebration, harmony, and a sense of accomplishment. It represents taking a moment to appreciate the fruits of your labor and relishing in the stability you've created. The King of Wands, on the other hand, is a card of leadership, vision, and charisma. He is a natural-born leader who takes charge and inspires those around him....

Magician and Two of Wands

The Magician is a card of action, manifestation, individuality and creation. He's the master of personal Will and Intention. The Two of Wands is a card of decisions, dilemmas, and action. It represents a balancing act, triggered by a choice. Together, they suggest that you have the ability to harness your talents, take initiative, and manifest your goals and...

Five of Cups and Three of Cups

The Five of Cups is the card of loss, regrets and disappointments. Often it appears when we go to war with life, when we refuse to accept that things sometimes don't go the way we want them to go. The 3 of Cups is often associated with groups of women, friends and like-minded people and it represents people we love and people who love us. Together, they may...

Nine of Cups and Five of Pentacles

The Nine of Cups is the symbol of emotional fulfillment. Regardless of his reputation as the "wish" card, the Nine of Cups - like all 9s- often leaves out others and focuses on the individual. That's why the Nine of Cups, in most cases, indicates situations that make us feel happy with who we are and what we have achieved. The Five of Pentacles represents struggles...

Page of Swords and Eight of Cups

The Page of Swords is a highly energetic card. Talkative, inquisitive, straightforward, but sometimes aggressive, suspicious and disruptive, the Page of Swords is related to communications, ideas, speech and is trying to achieve balance during or after a phase of transition or a temporary situation. The Eight of Cups signifies dissatisfaction and it expresses...

Nine of Swords and Five of Swords

The Nine of Swords is the card of extreme stress, nightmares and negative influences. It is also a card of painful endings. The Five of Swords indicates conflicts, hostility, defeat and dishonor. The energy of the Five of Swords is very disruptive and it manifests as chaotic energies and people acting out of self-interest. The combination of the Nine of Swords...

Queen of Swords and Nine of Pentacles

The Queen of Swords represents the power of the mind that fuels actions and decisions, the logical (rather than emotional) process of information. The Queen of Swords has sharp intellect and clear judgment. The Nine of Pentacles is the card of abundance, of comfort and security, but primarily, it is the card of self-sufficiency and independence. the Queen of...

Ten of Wands and Wheel of Fortune

The Ten of Wands marks the moment when the energy of Wands becomes exhausted under too much pressure. When the Ten of Wands comes up, words like toil, burden and fatigue, too much, too long, come to mind. The Wheel of Fortune suggests that you are in a period of transition, and your life may be moving in a new direction. This can be a time of great opportunity,...