Tarot Reading
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I'll just do a general reading for you, I think, given.
I've laid them out in a celtic cross.
The card that represents your current situation is the King of Cups. The King of Cups is indicative of problem solving and intuition, and is a strong administrator and negotiator who exudes a quiet authority. He might be distant and inward, introverted, but kind, caring, and supportive. In terms of situation, he shows problems that will be solved, and that sometimes it is better with intuition than logic.
What is helping or hindering you is the Queen of Cups; she shows nurturing and insight, and is caring and maternal. Again, she represents being in touch with your intuition.
The best you can achieve is represented by Temperance. Temperance means just that; balance, moderation, patience, and control over the various demands in your daily life. Temperance can also indicate reconciliation in terms of a relationship that is in poor sorts at the moment.
The Seven of Swords represents hidden factors and means dispossession, and someone who is potentially dangerous because they want something from you and will take it dishonestly or by force and will not be honest. The Seven of Swords suggests taking care of your possessions in such a case.
The past, by the Four of Swords. The Four of Swords symbolizes recovery, rest, respite, a time lacking in conflict from which you can unwind and heal from whatever was troubling you.
Your next step, by the Eight of Wands. The Eight of Wands indicates opportunities, and busy times ahead in which you'll be challenged mentally, but creativity will win out and produce to match.
How you see yourself, the Two of Swords. The Two of Swords represents truce, caution, factualness. Balance between what you and others want or need.
The attitudes of others, the Wheel of Fortune, which represents luck, fortune, and its change, which can be better or worse.
Your hopes and fears, by Justice. Justice is reason, pragmatism, fair resolution.
The outcome is represented by the Ace of Wands. The Ace of Swords is victory, success.
Now, to put it all a bit more in focus, each suit; cups, pentacles, swords, and wands represent a different classical element. Cups are water, which is emotions and relationships. Pentacles represent, for the most part, money and security, as part of earth. Swords are intellect and conflict, and thus air. Wands are inspiration and passion, and thus fire.
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