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Four of Wands
Work will be well done. Peace and harmony will be realized. |
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Five of Cups
That which was expected to bring joy may bring sorrow. Disillusionment with relationships. The loss of friends, partners and lovers. |
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Knight of Pentacles
Responsible, patient, trustworthy and able. |
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The Devil
This card represents the dark forces in the world, misuse of power, depression and addiction to the material world. |
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Three of Cups
Good luck and success are possible. Pleasure is likely. |
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The Lovers
The drawing of two forces together, choices, temptations. The fight between the sacred and the secular. Accord of the inner and worldly self. |
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The Hanged Man Reversed
The card of false prophecy and time wasted. The reversed Hanged Man represents a preoccupation with the worldly and wasted energy. |
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Two of Pentacles
At ease with change. Able to juggle more than one situtation at a time. New ventures may be hard to get underway. Hard work mixed with unreliability. |
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