The Page of Pentacles represents the passion you feel for your interests and pursuits.

The appearance of the Hanged Man is often a good sign. He represents looking at your life through the lens of transcendent wisdom.

When the Fool appears, he is calling you toward a new adventure. It's time to escape from the confines of ruts and routines!

The Two of Cups reversed is the harbinger of resolution to misunderstandings and miscommunications with others.

To embody the energy of the Queen of Wands, one must cultivate a deep sense of self-acceptance.

The Three of Cups portrays the famous Three Graces from Greek mythology.

The Ace of Cups is appearing to encourage you to renew your love for yourself and your experiences.

"Lower unnecessary defenses"

The Queen of Swords is a powerful and independent woman who values truth and honesty above all else.

When the Ten of Swords appears in a reading, it is a powerful reminder that we must confront our fears and face the consequences of our actions.

The Six of Pentacles represents compassion, generosity, and cultivating good karma.

When the Seven of Pentacles appears reversed, it can indicate that you may be feeling frustrated with the lack of progress towards your goals. Learn more about reversed Tarot card meanings, by Elliot Oracle.