Aries: Seven of Wands: Taking a stand is better than doing nothing, as silence means that you give consent. But before you make a move make sure you see both sides. Others will respect you for that. Taurus: Queen of Swords: Someone may feel that you are careless and unsympathetic with their feelings, but it seems that's what you need to do if yo...
Aries: Two of Wands: There are two options here and both look equally good. Even if you feel indecisive, deep down you have already made your choice, haven't you? Just make sure you take immediate action on your decision, before someone comes and ruins your plans. Taurus: Seven of Wands: You fight for what you know is right, but oppositi...
Aries: Five of Cups: You may find yourself being manipulated by emotional games and feeling drained and frustrated. Make sure you are not crying over spilled milk and examine whether your frustration lies in the fact that you continuously allow yourself to be haunted by visions of the past. Leave the past where it belongs and keep in mind that the key to...
The Magician is a card of action and manifestation, individuality and creation, the master of personal Will and Intention. The Sun card symbolizes clarity, children, success, vitality, but it also warns against excess, arrogance and burnouts. The combination of the Magician and the Sun points to someone who attracts attention, but also gives solutions. The...
The Eight of swords often represents a mental prison. Under its influence, we feel trapped, bullied, powerless and misunderstood. The good news is that in most cases, the Eight of Swords describes a temporary situation that will soon shift and change. The Six of Swords predicts peace after a period of turmoil. It gives a gentle a push towards a new direction,...
Definitely not the most welcome card of the deck, the Ten of Swords marks an ending after a period of great stress, sadness and grief. The Justice, being the card of cause and effect, clears the waters for us and allows us to see with clarity the consequences and the repercussions of all the events that took place and led to the breakdown the Ten of Swords represents. ...
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 distance, journeys and traveling. The Sun card is a symbol of clarity, children, success, vitality, but it also warns against excess, arrogance and burnouts. The combination of the World with the Sun points to a successful conclusion...
The Nine of Pentacles is the card of abundance, of comfort and security, but primarily, it is the card of self-sufficiency and independence. We feel good for what we have achieved and we enjoy the fruits of our efforts. The Knight of Swords is logical, witty, just, but he can also be impatient, judgmental, verbally aggressive. The combination and of the Nine...
The Four of Cups is related to routine, stagnation, dissatisfaction, boredom. Sometimes it points to an opportunity that goes unnoticed, while we focus on all the unpleasant things we experience. The Knight of Swords is logical, witty, just, but he can also be impatient, judgmental, ruthless and verbally aggressive. The combination and of the Four of Cups and...
The Sun card is a symbol of clarity, children, success, vitality, but it also warns against excess, arrogance and burnouts. The Page of Wands is a dynamic, energetic card, associated with the desire to create. Enthusiasm, bold moves, spontaneity, new beginnings and messages are associated with this Page. The Sun and the Page of Wands could indicate excessive...