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The Empress
This card represents wealth, marriage, fertility and creativity. |
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The High Priestess Reversed
The Priestess reversed represents uncontrolled sensuality, conceit and a willingness to accept the superficial. |
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Ten of Pentacles
Riches either made or inherited may be yours. Attention to family matters may be needed. |
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King of Swords Reversed
Distrustful and paranoid. Capable of malice. Power abused. |
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The Hierophant Reversed
Open to new ideas, iconoclastic and nontraditional. |
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Ten of Swords
Goals may be unmet. Plans are in jeopardy. Sorrow may be felt deeply. Be kind to those in need. |
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King of Pentacles
A leader in industry and finance. The owner of large properties. Reliable, skilled and successful. |
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Knight of Swords
Youth and bravado. Sometimes a dominating personality, but honest and courageous. Misfortune may be coming or passing. |
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The Moon
This card represents serendipity, creativity and the coming to life of psychic powers. It may also signify dangers yet seen, deception and bad luck for someone dear to you. |
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Five of Cups
That which was expected to bring joy may bring sorrow. Disillusionment with relationships. The loss of friends, partners and lovers. |
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Knight of Pentacles Reversed
Stagnation mixed with a dull, timid and indolent nature. |
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Nine of Swords
Sorrow, loss and impossible burdens may be present or near. |
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Three of Swords Reversed
Confusion and upheaval are possible. |
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