All Queens require you to work on your karma. The number thirteen is a karmic number that means there are a couple of things you need to work on before you can attain true bliss. The Queen of Wands is all about creating a good life for yourself - but in order to do that you need to take care of the black cat in the image first.
Read More >If you’re not happy right now the chances are that you’ll never be happy. Lots of people think that if they just had the perfect relationship, the perfect job, or owned their own house that they’ll magically be happy. But the truth is that happiness is an inside job. So, whether you’re in the relationship of your dreams with a family and a home - or not - has no real effect on your levels of happiness.
Read More >In the card you’ll see the figure - a king - clinging onto a coin. He thinks he’s protecting his abundance by clinging onto it, but in reality what he’s doing is stopping his abndance from flourishing. And that’s exactly what you’re doing in your relationship right now. Whether you’re in a relationship or not, there are a few things you need to let go of if you want to be happy and fulfilled in the long run.
Read More >The Queen of Cups is all about learning to go with the flow of life. The more you resist change in your life and your relationship the more difficult it’s going to get. Imagine your relationship is like a little boat on the river of life. You and your partner each have an oar.
Read More >Two cards are about building relationships. At the moment you have a wonderful opportunity to create the relationship you’ve always wanted. Take a look at the card above. The man on the card is a voyager. He’s holding a globe and looking out over the ocean.
Read More >Ten cards, like the Ten of Wands, always allows us an opportunity to take the next step in our lives. You’ve completed an energgy cycle and you’re ready to start a new project in your life. Wands are all about attracting and creating things. So, what today’s tarot is trying to tell you is that you’ve done the hard work
Read More >This is one of the BEST relationship cards you could ever ask for. The Two of Cups is all about sharing the love. But to make the most of this card you have to decide something and the sooner you make your choice the better.
Read More >Twelve isn’t really significant in numerology, but three most definitely is! If you’re hitched you may want to make sure that you’re either ready to have a baby, or taking all the precautions you can to prevent a pregnancy.
Read More >The Queen of Swords is here with her karmic thirteen energy to help you cut negative ties with past lovers. Even though you might not have contact with old lovers, the traumas you experienced with them can still have a negative effect on your life. It’s a sad fact that each of our relationships mould us into the person we are today.
Read More >It’s time for you to judge if your love life is working for you - or not. Judgement is the twentieth card in the Major Arcana and that has a big significance when it comes to relationships. Either you’re ready to spend your life with someone, or you aren’t.
Read More >An ornate gold ring with a single red stone rests under the image for the Ace of clubs. It’s almost as though the ring is waiting for the finger it has adorned before, and will adorn again.
Read More >The image of an anchor has long been associated with a sense of stability, which stems from the notion of how it can keep a ship tethered in place, even in rough weather. During the time of Lenormand, the anchor was also seen as an association to reaching one's destination
Read More >A sun blazes as it rises or sets over a valley, filling the sky with its light. Above it is the Ace of Diamonds.no card indicates a more positive influence than the Sun. Drawing it indicates this day will be easy, at the very least; at its best, the day will be auspicious.
Read More >The Clouds’ meaning involves something that you need to know that you don’t know, something you need to see that you cannot see. The issue is clouded. As such, this card does not give an indication of what is wrong, what form the danger takes. It only tells you that there’s something you need to know, that you don’t.
Read More >The ship represents a mid-point. Either something has begun, but it is not yet completed; or it is time to let go of what has not been achieved, and move on. Sometimes realizing what you hoped was done is not yet done, or realizing you need to release something for good, is difficult, but quite the opposite with the Ship
Read More >A mustached man is riding a spirited horse down a country lane, with great purpose. He is focused, and has a message to deliver. What will he have to say to you? And what will change as a result?
Read More >Imagine – a large garden party, in a more genteel and traditional time. Everyone is wearing their best. As you arrive, you are met by smiles and greetings – all seem glad to see you, but you can’t help feeling there are undercurrents you don’t quite understand.
Read More >This card is the Birds. To best get a feel for it – think back on a morning in spring when you woke to the sound of birds. In spring, the birds are almost frantic with activity. “The nest must be built!” they seem to be saying. “A mate must be found!
Read More >The Snake is concerned with power, manipulation, seduction and control. It often represents great power, and misuse of that power. To get the feel of this card, consider the story of Adam and Eve that is told in a number of cultures
Read More >The Fox is all business. Much is at stake, and there’s no time to be lighthearted or to act unwisely. Focus, hard work, and responsibility are needed, and if necessary, a bit of trickery and deception may be called for
Read More >Beautiful lilies, in full bloom and with buds waiting to bloom, gracefully adorn this card, beneath a King of Spades. The King is mature, thoughtful and reserved. The lilies, too, have reached their full potential.
Read More >The Mountain card looms in your path today. You can choose to deal with it, or not, and it doesn’t care which choice you make. But it isn’t moving. Ever.
Read More >Two fish lie on a grassy bank, under the playing card of the King of Diamonds. Their markings are beautiful – patterns of red, with charcoal and cream-colored scales.
Read More >A closed book, bookmarked, waits on a table. What will you find if you open its covers? Knowledge related to what you seek? Hidden knowledge of something someone is keeping from you? Or insight into a secret you are keeping on yourself?
Read More >You can best understand the Scythe by imagining its movement – imagine a warm autumn day. The fields are ripe with grain and ready for harvest. And you can hear the rhythmic swish…swish… of the scythe falling in the grain, and cutting the grain as it falls.
Read More >The Fox is all business. Much is at stake, and there’s no time to be lighthearted or to act unwisely. Focus, hard work, and responsibility are needed, and if necessary, a bit of trickery and deception may be called for
Read More >In what way are you burdened? What weighs you down, what brings you suffering? For though the Cross on this card is jewelled and finely crafted, the meaning of the card is related more to the plain wooden crosses on which Jesus and others sentenced to die were crucified
Read More >Two mice stand near a bit of grain – a feast for creatures so small! One is engrossed with the grain itself; the other mouse sniffs the air, remembering that good fortune can be reversed by sudden danger.
Read More >An eight-pointed star shines out boldly, beneath the 6 of hearts. It seems to herald change for the better – to suggest the stars are within your reach.
Read More >Ah – a coffin, solemn and closed, casts a shadow – as coffins do. It rests beneath the 8 of diamonds as though waiting for someone to come for it.
Read More >The Cavalier card depicts the symbol of a person wearing a riding hat and coat, and riding a horse. Presumably this person is male, but it is left ambiguous by various different illustrations on the card.
Read More >The clover card depicts the symbol of a three leaf clover, four leaf clover, or sometimes an entire patch of clover.We’re used to seeing the symbolism of clover in our society, so it should be no surprise to you that this symbol stands for luck.
Read More >From childhood, as we play with crayons and paper, one of the first images we all learn to draw is a stick figure person standing next to a house. This house may have clouds and a sun in the sky, and a beautiful green grass garden, with flowers blooming throughout. Regardless, it always has windows, a door, a roof, and four walls
Read More >The tree is one of the most powerful symbols in our everyday lives. We see trees everywhere. It’s a yoga pose, a symbol of life, we even chart our families with trees and their branches. Trees represent earth’s circle of life. Without the soil and water from our Earth, they would surely die. Without them, animals and beings wouldn’t have air to breathe
Read More >The bouquet, or symbol of flowers, may be representative of something new blooming. Life may be about to change, and you may be getting a fresh start. It’s no coincidence that flowers are presented as gifts for funerals, and also brought too many first dates as a gift for the person wished to enter the new romantic relationship.
Read More >The whip card is generally associated with sex or sexual orientation. How many people have ever heard or used the expression “whips and chains”? It’s something that is thought of in a sexual or kinky way generally. The whip can also be seen or used as a weapon, even though that’s something of ancient times
Read More >The child, in your case, means that you are about to experience a rebirth. Something fresh and new is coming to you, and it may take a couple of months to get here but it will change your entire life.
Read More >The bear is often a sign of finances, either good or bad. Just as Wall Street has the bull and bear markets, so too speaks the bear card. It’s kind of ironic, because in the stock industry the bull is good and the bear is bad, but as there isn’t a bull card, the bear stands for finances in general.
Read More >Because the tree is generally a card that speaks to your health and level of wellness, and the fox is a card that talks about craftiness or trickery, when you combine the two it usually indicates that you may have a misdiagnosis of some kind.
Read More >Because the star is the card associated with your future dreams and potential and the house card is associated with our household life, this combination may reveal that our household life is bringing us toward our dreams (or keeping us from it).
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