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. ...
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...
The Two of Cups often predicts a happy meeting between friends or lovers. In this card, opposites come together in a harmonious union. The Hierophant represents a bridge between spiritual and physical world and is associated with religion, traditions, conventional ways, but also higher knowledge, contracts, organizations. The Hierophant can be a...
The Queen of Pentacles represents a practical, down to earth person, who's focused on everyday matters, financial stability and material security. The Queen of Pentacles often represents a person of an earth sign/ascendant (Virgo, Capricorn, Taurus). The Eight of Wands is called "swiftness", because it foretells fast and at times unexpected news and developments....
The Empress is a passive, wise, nurturing and supportive energy, associated with the natural world, abundance and fertility. She is the Mother archetype of Tarot. The King of Swords symbolizes the maturity of logic. For that reason, he has a bad reputation when it comes to feelings and indeed, this King will choose to do what is objectively right rather...
The Strength card symbolizes courage in the face of something that looks bigger and stronger than us. It's the inner power that conquers fear, it is self-discipline, effort and perseverance. The Emperor is one of the masculine archetypes in Tarot and he represents control, structures, stability, power and discipline. The Emperor describes someone with great power...
The Tower is one of the most violent cards in Tarot. It shows unexpected changes or sudden realizations that in most cases, we are not prepared to face. That said, the Tower can also be the most cathartic card. It removes illusions and opens up new doors. The Knight of Swords is logical, witty, analytical, just, but he can also be impatient, judgmental,...
The Queen of Cups is focusing on feelings and emotional matters. She has a gentle, receptive and passive nature and she can be a great helper, healer and counselor. Ill-dignified, the Queen of Cups is the personification of the drama queen. The Knight of Cups is emotional, romantic, compassionate. He can be a helper or a mediator. In his negative manifestation,...
The Hierophant represents a bridge between spiritual and physical world and is associated with religion, traditions, conventional ways, but also with higher knowledge, contracts and organizations. The Hierophant can be a guide, a teacher, a counselor and in his negative manifestation he can be stubborn, hide-bound, short-sighted. The Hierophant is also...
The Fool is a card that shows that wheels are set in motion. It represents new beginnings, adventures, innocence and infinite potential. This card cannot predict positive or negative outcomes, simply because the raw energy of the Fool could be projected in any possible direction, for better or worse. The Two of Wands is a card of decisions, dilemmas, and...