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Magician and Knight of Swords

 The Magician is a card of action, manifestation, individuality and creation. He is the master of personal Will, Intention and Magic. The Knight of Swords is logical, witty, just, but he can also be impatient, judgmental, ruthless and verbally aggressive. The combination of the Magician with the Knight of Swords describes a situation ruled by logic, personal...

Two of Pentacles and Empress

 The Two of Pentacles is a card of change and it is trying to achieve balance during or after a phase of transition. The Two of Pentacles show a temporary situation, that's subject to change. The Empress is a passive, wise, nurturing, supportive energy, associated with the natural world, abundance and fertility. She is the Mother archetype of Tarot....

Wheel of Fortune and Knight of Swords

 The Wheel of Fortune is the card that foretells change, luck and happenstance. Often such changes are triggered by life and that's why the Wheel of Fortune is also a card of destiny and time cycles. The Wheel turns for everyone and no one can escape its shifts. The Knight of Swords is logical, witty, analytical, just, but he can also be impatient,...

World and King of Cups

 The World is the final card of the Major Arcana, that's why it's associated with completion and endings. It's also associated with journeys and traveling. The King of Cups foretells that emotions, relationships, matters of the heart will be in the foreground. If not ill-dignified, the King of Cups indicates that we have the experience and the maturity...

Eight of Cups and Six of Swords

 The Eight of Cups signifies dissatisfaction and it's an expression of a desire to withdraw, to walk away from a situation, to change, as we hear the calling of a new or different future. In some cases the Eight of Cups can even indicate betrayal.The Six of Swords predicts peace after a period of turmoil. It gives a gentle a push towards a new direction,...

Two of Swords and Nine of Swords

   The Two of Swords is the card of indecisiveness, avoidance and precarious balance. The Nine of Swords represents extreme stress, nightmares and negative, external influences. It is also a card of painful endings. The combination of the Two of Swords and the Nine of Swords shows a stalemated situation that fails to be resolved. Possible Manifesta...

Five of Pentacles and Five of Swords

   The Five of Pentacles represents struggles that come from financial obligations, loss and material concerns in general. It also shows differences and incompatibilities that cause disruptions. 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...

Knight of Swords and Four of Swords

      The Knight of Swords is logical, witty, analytical, just, but he can also be impatient, judgmental, ruthless and verbally aggressive. The Four of Swords indicates a break from the routine, a pause, a desire to find peace of mind, a process of healing, of recuperation.   The combination of the Knight of Swords and the Four of Swords foretells a slowdown,...

Two of Cups and Six of Swords

   The Two of Cups often predicts a happy meeting between friends or lovers.  In this card, opposites come together in a harmonious union. The Six of Swords predicts peace after a period of turmoil. It gives a gentle a push in a new direction, towards a calmer destination.   The combination of the Two of Cups and the Six of Swords shows a relationship in transition. ...

Eight of Cups and Justice

  The the Eight of Cups signifies dissatisfaction and the desire to withdraw, to walk away from a situation and to change, as we hear the calling of a new or different future. In some cases the Eight of Cups can even indicate betrayal. The Justice, being the card of cause and effect, brings clarity and allows us see the motives and the consequences...