The Three of Pentacles tarot card is all about the balance between material failure and financial success. It can show that strength, courage, determination, imagination, and resiliency are the tools you are using to tweak your desire for material failure into financial success. What matters in this card is how you perceive yourself in the […]
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Like the man in the Eight of Cups, remember that emotional fulfillment is often found when one is moving on from the past. We see a man that has turned his back and is walking away from the cups, but one cup seems to be out of place. This ‘missing cup’ signifies that something emotional
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The Five of Wands Tarot card will often pop up in a reading when there is conflict and disagreement in your life. Let’s look at what this card means for you in life, love, career, and family. The Five of Wands Tarot Card Keywords Upright Keywords Conflict Disagreement Competition Fighting Arguments Tension Struggle Battles Opposition
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The Knight of Swords is the fastest Minor Arcana card besides 8 of Wands. It belongs in the “royal” suit of Swords, and it represents words traveling fast, information coming at the right moment, saving grace, someone with a heart in the right place, but who’s still young and has ways to go in collecting
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The Celtic Cross spread is said to be one of the most fundamental tarot spreads. It is taught in most introductory classes and can be found in many “How to Read Tarot” books. This spread can be used for general readings or for specific questions that the Seeker has. There are three common formations for
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Are you feeling trapped, confined, restricted, or backed into a corner? Do you feel like you’re being silenced or censored? These are the key elements that this card touches on. But there’s no sense in getting stuck in feelings of hopelessness. The Sword suit, in general, touches on challenging situations, thoughts, and feelings- but should
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The Nine of Pentacles is the penultimate numerological card in the Pentacles suit. This means that it precedes the Ten of Pentacles, and is therefore nearly the end of numbers for Pentacles, leaving only the court cards to follow. This makes it a Tarot card of completion. The Nine of Pentacles is about seeing all
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The King of Swords is the last and culminating card in the suit of Swords. He represents the element of air, but hot and rushing air. He is the Lord of ratio, top-tier intellectual capabilities, reasoning, (fair) judgment, lucidity, logic, justice, truthfulness, and mental activity. The King of Swords is the general of his armies
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The Two of Swords often represents a conflict of interests. When it appears in a Tarot reading, it suggests that you will most likely have to make a difficult decision. Let’s look at the Two of Swords Meaning and what the Two of Swords means in life, love, and family, and what it might mean
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What can we say about the Three of Wands, except it’s an absolute joy of a tarot card? It’s like a breath of fresh air with all the promise of a warm Spring day. The Three of Wands brings news of optimism, potential, stability, and meaningful success, and all the great things that that kind
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