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| The Significator represents you and your current state of being. |
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The Hierophant
A lover of tradition and ceremony, The Hierphant needs social approval and appreciates the positive aspects of conformity.
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| The Crossing Card denotes that which opposes or influences you. |
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Nine of Cups
Success and happiness are attained. The good things in life can be had. Good health will be enjoyed.
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| The Foundation card addresses the origin of your question. |
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Eight of Swords Reversed
Fresh starts are possible.
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| The Recent Past represents past events and concerns. |
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The Emperor Reversed
This card represents immaturity and loss of control.
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| The Crown issues that are significant in the present or may come to pass in the future. This card foretells future events which may or may not occur, depending upon how you respond to the present situation. |
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Seven of Swords Reversed
Good things may come from unforseen sources. Freedom from burdens and the easing of tension are possible.
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| The Future depicts that which lies ahead. |
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The Lovers Reversed
Fights, betrayals and the possibility of shattered bonds. Be careful of bad choices.
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| Emotions card signifies the current state of your emotional self.
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Two of Wands
New ventures will require courage and logic. Influence over others grows. Kindness and altruism pay off.
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| External Forces represents the influence of others in your life as well as trends in your relationships with others. |
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Eight of Pentacles
A time to learn the ways of an occupation. A viable venture may be beginning. Handling worldly affairs skillfully.
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| Hopes and Desires stands for the hopes and desires you have for the outcome of your question.
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Three of Cups
Good luck and success are possible. Pleasure is likely.
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| The Outcome the ultimate outcome of your question. Remember the future is not predetermined.
Interpret this card in the context of the entire reading
and as an indicator of the path you are currently on, but not bound to. |
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Page of Cups
New business opportunities arise. An overactive imagination.
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