Ten of Pentacles The Ten of Pentacles points to long term success in terms of wealth and family. In the Ten of Pentacles, sitting on the left is an elderly man with well-groomed grey hair and a long beard. He sits on a seat decorated in vines and healthy bunches of grapes. The grapes symbolize,…
Page of Pentacles The Page of Pentacles suggests new opportunities for financial development and manifestation of goals. In this Card, the Page is seen examining the Pentacle he holds, for any defects. When this Card appears, it is time to think about your future, what you are going to do, and how you are going…
Queen of Pentacles The Queen of Pentacles points to the influence of a nurturer and financial provider. This Queen sits upon her sumptuously decorated throne with multiple carvings of pears and apples. On her lap rests a large Pentacle. This Queen is also a protector of animals, wildlife and the environment. The Queen of Pentacles…
King of Pentacles The King of Pentacles signifies your need for wealth, power and security. The King of Pentacles sits on an amazing throne, made of black marble. There are two extremely detailed gold carvings of bull’s heads on the top of the throne, and he rests a large golden pentacle on his knee. The…
Ace of Swords The Ace of Swords indicates mental clarity, new ideas and judgment. A hand extends from a cloud and firmly clasps an upright Sword. The gift of the Sword in this Ace is the intellect, logic, reason, justice and communication that you possess. The Ace of Swords often represents a new attitude replacing…
Two of Swords The Two of Swords represents avoidance, situations of difficult decisions and weighing out options. The Two of Swords shows us a woman sitting with her back to a body of water. The tide appears to be out. The woman holds two Swords crossed at her heart. The Swords held at this position…
Three of Swords The Three of Swords symbolizes sorrow, grief and heartbreak. The pain experienced by this Three causes confusion and bewilderment (symbolized by the gray clouds) as it can make people unaware. The torrential rain in the background symbolizes the flow of tears we find impossible to stem when our heart is broken. We…
Four of Swords The Four of Swords suggests relaxation and rejuvenation through meditation and rest. As we silently watch over the worn out Knight of this card, we notice that he has his hands joined in prayer. When the Four of Swords appears, rest for you is not simply sitting down for a cup of…
Five of Swords The Five of Swords points to your stubbornness for winning at all costs in situations of disagreements or conflicts. The Five of Swords appearing in your Reading asks you to think long and hard before entering into a battle or engaging in hostilities with another for you have little chance of winning…
Six of Swords The Six of Swords suggests releasing emotional baggage and being open for transitions. The Six Swords of this Card suggest that even though this family is making good their escape from a distressing situation or environment, there is a danger that they may be bringing their problems with them. You are making…
Seven of Swords The Seven of Swords indicates strategical reactions, deception and betrayal. The Seven of Swords is one of those Cards that can have several negative or nasty associations tied up in it. It is rarely welcomed in a Relationship Reading, where it can possibly mean betrayal, deceit and infidelity. If you’re looking for…
Eight of Swords The Eight of Swords represents negative thoughts and imposing restrictions on oneself. When the Eight of Swords appears, there will be a sense of panic about an issue or situation. Negativity, pessimism and doom and gloom will govern. You cannot possibly deal with all Eight Swords at the one time for that…
Nine of Swords The Nine of Swords indicates anxiety, fear, depression and inner battles. The person represented in the Nine of Swords feels they can no longer cope and are at their wit’s end. They may not be able to face their situation, what has to be done or what is expected of them. They…
Ten of Swords The Ten of Swords symbolizes crisis, betrayal and painful endings. The Ten of Swords Card brings confusion that is often very hard to deal with and can be shocking and upsetting. But this Card is not all darkness and gloom. When it appears, it is acknowledging that your situation cannot go on…
Page of Swords The Page of Swords represents the curiosity for new ideas and finding new ways of communication. The Page was born talking. His head is full of thoughts, ideas, plans and beliefs. The Page of Swords often highlights the need to be more assertive in your dealings with others and to stand up…
Knight of Swords The Knight of Swords symbolizes action-oriented ambitions and a strong drive to succeed. The Knight of Swords can suggest rushing and being under the pressure of time and deadlines. You may have taken on too much and find that you can approach none of your tasks at a normal speed. Everything seems…
Queen of Swords The Queen of Swords represents unbiased opinions, direct communication and independence. Savvy and sophisticated, the Queen of Swords stands for honesty before anything else. She has no time for lies and cover-ups. In relationships, she is forthright and direct preferring to be upfront about everything even if the truth is painful. Like…
King of Swords The King of Swords symbolize mental clarity, authority, truth and intellectual power. The King of Swords sits on a structure which appears more like a pillar than a regal throne. His crown depicts a winged spirit, connecting this man to the element of Air. This King in a reading may be telling…
Ace of Wands The Ace of Wands represents potential, growth, new opportunities and inspiration. The hand in the Ace of Wands is very much in a gesture of offering, so we may expect a new opportunity to come our way, or be given to us in some form or another. There is a castle in…
Two of Wands The Two of Wands symbolize discovery, decisions, future planning and progress. The Man with the wands believes that the Wand he holds can take him to exciting places and even greater achievements than he already has. The Two of Wands often brings the question of whether to stay with what you are…
Three of Wands The Three of Wands indicate foresight, expansion and overseas opportunities. This card shows a man gazing off into the distance at three ships sailing at sea. He’s watching his ships come in to find out how much money they’ve made for him. This Card, when chosen, brings a time where your potential…
Four of Wands The Four of Wands represents homecoming, relaxation, Joy and harmony. Two richly dressed female figures stand in front of the castle, framed in the garlanded entrance. Their floral headpieces are in keeping with the foliage of the garland, suggesting effort in creating a look or style for the occasion. The Four Wands…
Five of Wands The Five of Wands indicates disagreements, competitions, tensions and conflicts. The figures on the Five of Wands Card wear outfits of varying color and style. This is very significant as it symbolizes their different mindsets and personalities. There is no uniform or team color, and no common ground either. Whatever the situation,…
Six of Wands The Six of Wands symbolize self-confidence, public recognition, success and progress. The Six of Wands appearing can suggest a time in life when you eventually receive the praise and acknowledgment you have rightly earned. You have beaten the rest and are declared “The Best.” Make sure that you deliver on anything you…