The Nine of Pentacles represents wealth, security and savoring your success.

The Queen of Wands reversed may indicate a tendency to hide one's true self or to conform to the expectations of others, even if it means sacrificing personal joy

The Six of Wands represents gaining attention through excellence.

When the Ace of Swords appears in reverse, it signals the need to protect and defend something that is still in its early stages.

The Five of Swords advises you not to waste another minute resisting your tasks with avoidance, exasperation, or procrastination.

When the Tower appears, it’s time stop avoiding something that you know needs to be felt.

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

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

When the King of Swords appears, he is asking you to take a closer look at how you might be limiting yourself based on your own assumptions.

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

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

When the Lovers appears reversed, it is time to restore harmony between your personal, professional, and familial relationships.