The Four of Cups encourages us to recognize the abundance of blessings present in our lives at this very moment.

When the Page of Cups appears, your creative inner-child wants some attention!

The Queen of Cups views feelings as sacred, because they reveal life to us in vibrant colors. She represents the power of embracing and nurturing our emotional selves and reminds us to trust our intuition and act with kindness and compassion.

The Star reminds you to replenish yourself by accessing the transcendent light within.

The Death card is the tarot's most notorious symbol for change and transformation.

The Ten of Wands asks you to be of service to others for the success of the whole.

If the Ace of Pentacles appears in your reading, it may indicate a new opportunity for financial prosperity or material success.

The Hermit symbolizes that the answers you seek to any problem, can always be found if you begin within.

When the King of Cups appears reversed, he advises you to stay calm despite stormy seas.

Reconnect with Joyful Memories and Embrace the Wisdom of Your Past.

When the Seven of Cups card appears in a tarot reading, it’s an invitation to explore your deepest desires and to dream big.

The Nine of Wands represents having pride in yourself; not the sort that lashes out to defend a wounded ego.