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Ace of Cups: Pomegranate inside the skull. Hint of sadness. Introspection. Solitary. In between blooms.

This card symbolises romantic desire, pining, wanting, new love, and new beginnings. The pomegranate seeds are plentiful alongside their blossom. Reversed, this card may
signify delusion or a disconnect with reality in regards to relationships.

Elements: Water

Happiness in the relationship that grows but realising each other's flaws in ways that make the whole basis question itself. Wondering if the right path is being taken - not wanting feeling to cloud judegement.

Queen of Swords: Sword brandished ready to strike. Almost regretful in the face, knowing what must be done but still being a difficult blow to strike. Cutting off toxic relationships (friendship here) and letting for of repeated disspointment from others - accepting that is who they are and that I do not want to keep being around to wait for them to change.

The Queen of Swords stands poised and ready to strike if necessary. She is decisive (if mournful) in her pursuits and execution. This card symbolizes perceptiveness, sadness, and honesty in the face of all decisions - especially difficult ones. The extract taken from khair trees is considered healing, but very bitter, much like the act of confronting necessary and painful truths. Reversed, this card can suggest lies, maliciousness, confronting necessary and painful truths.


Keywords: Mental clarity, Independence, Objectivity, Wisdom, Strength of character

Meaning: Queen of Swords signifies a time of mental clarity, objectivity, and the ability to communicate with precision. It represents a period when you are able to detach yourself emotionally from situations and make decisions based on logic and reason. The card suggests that you possess excellent communication skills, an analytical mind, and the ability to see through illusions or deceit. It encourages you to embrace your independence, speak your truth, and assert your boundaries. The Queen of Swords brings a sense of wisdom, self-reliance, and the potential for making sound judgments.

Elements: Water of Air

Nine of Pentacles: Success? Monetary uprise - symmetry
rose upside down - being home / paying no rent or food / while working so accumulating wealth to have savings when moving. New projects flourishing.

This card represents success, discipline, enjoyment, and safety. The rose blooms within the view of the largest ring; a representation of expanding one's perspectives to see the bigger picture - not just petals, not thorns, not leaves - and focusing on what one finds wonderful.


Meaning: Nine of Pentacles signifies financial stability, independence, and enjoying the rewards of your efforts. It represents a time when you have achieved a level of material abundance and can savor the luxuries that come with it. The card suggests that you have cultivated financial security and are able to enjoy the pleasures of life. It encourages you to appreciate your accomplishments, practice self-care, and bask in the comfort and freedom that comes from your achievements. The Nine of Pentacles brings a sense of abundance, fulfillment, and the potential for continued prosperity.

15 – The Devil: Ensnared snake - california peppers - addiction - entrapment (oh no...)

he Chain Viper was specifically chosen as its pattern emulates The Devil's associations with bondage and the traps laid by vice. Chain Vipers are incredibly venomous and often categorized as aggressive. The snake hangs loosely, not so tight as to restrict the figures, but the possibility looms over them. The bird's-eye chili pepper plants are present as a
reference to the act of burning the peppers in order to undo nazar, or the Evil Eye. The Devil often navigates entrapment, vice, sexuality, bondage, addiction, a lack of control, or a prison of one's own making.


Meaning: The Devil card signifies the presence of unhealthy attachments, addictions, or patterns that are holding you back. It represents a sense of being trapped or controlled by external influences or negative behaviors. It serves as a reminder to examine your attachments and habits to determine whether they are serving your highest good or inhibiting your growth. It encourages you to break free from these patterns and regain control over your life.

Numerology: It is associated with the number 15. The number 15 in numerology signifies the energy of materialism and the potential for being ensnared in worldly attachments. It symbolizes the need for caution and self-awareness to avoid falling into destructive patterns or unhealthy habits.

Associated crystals: Black diamond, Black onyx, Obsidian, Jet, Charoite, Hematite, Pyrite, Tektite, Black tourmaline

Seven of Pentacles: Higher Guidance - reminds me of the hands of the Priest
Upheld towards the sky
Higher star to guide over you - waiting for it to come to fruit.

This card represents reflecting on finances, social standing, business, and the fruits of one's labour. The gesture upward suggests reflection, and the spices derived from the cardamom
plant and its seeds can be notoriously hard to cultivate.


Meaning: Seven of Pentacles signifies a period of reflection, evaluation, and reaping the rewards of your efforts. It represents a time when you are taking a step back to assess the progress made so far and to determine if adjustments or further investment is needed. The card suggests that you have put in the work and now it's time to patiently await the results. It encourages you to trust in the process, have faith in your abilities, and be open to making necessary changes for long-term success. The Seven of Pentacles brings a sense of patience, anticipation, and the potential for fruitful outcomes.

Numerology: It is associated with the number 7. The number 7 in numerology is considered a highly spiritual number. It represents a time of introspection and inner growth, where one delves into deeper levels of consciousness and seeks higher wisdom. It signifies the integration of intellect and intuition.

Yes / No Meaning: Maybe

Ace of Swords: Swords deep through the blooming rose. At the heart.

This card signifies breakthroughs, confronting facts and problems and actively working on solutions and seeking triumph. A sword pierces a rose effortlessly, symbolising that while some issues may appear beautiful if problematic, they must be dealt with swiftly.


Keywords: Mental clarity, New ideas, Truth, Mental breakthrough, Intellectual power

Meaning: Ace of Swords signifies a time of mental clarity, breakthroughs, and the potential for new perspectives and ideas. It represents a period when you have the mental strength and clarity to see through illusions, uncover the truth, and make decisions based on rationality and logic. The card suggests that you have the power of insight and the ability to communicate your thoughts effectively. It encourages you to embrace new ideas, engage in intellectual pursuits, and harness the power of your mind to overcome challenges. The Ace of Swords brings a sense of mental clarity, truth, and the potential for victory in intellectual or analytical endeavors.

Elements: Air

Numerology: It is associated with the number 1. The number 1 in numerology is often seen as the number of creation and self-expression. It represents the energy of individuality and taking action to bring about new opportunities and possibilities. It signifies the power to manifest one's goals and desires through focused intention and determination.

Astrology: It is associated with the astrological sign of Capricorn, Aquarius or Pisces.

Seven of Wands: Spiralling - conflict of ideas and wants and needs. Not having the full circle of all good to achieve what wants to be achieved.
Into nothingness.

This card concerns itself with disobedience, resistance, and
determination. The mignonette branches are shown in different stages of their lives. Mehndi, made from the leaves, is used to
mark the body; in the same way this card symbolizes marking oneself.


Meaning: Seven of Wands signifies a time of challenge, competition, or resistance. It represents the need to assert yourself, maintain your position, and defend your beliefs or values. The card suggests that you have the strength, courage, and determination to overcome obstacles or opposition. It encourages you to stand your ground, have confidence in your abilities, and assert yourself in order to maintain control and achieve your goals. The Seven of Wands brings a sense of resilience, bravery, and the potential for triumph.

Elements: Fire

Four of Swords: Four daggers pointing at the rose. (not through this time)
Precise?

Reversed, this card suggests stress, restlessness, and an unwillingness to take risks.


Meaning (reversed card): In reverse, Four of Swords' meaning can indicate a resistance to rest or a need to push through fatigue or burnout. It may suggest that you are neglecting your need for self-care or avoiding taking the necessary time for relaxation and rejuvenation. Reversed, the card advises you to reflect on any areas where you may be resisting rest or failing to prioritize your well-being. It encourages you to give yourself permission to take breaks, seek support if needed, and create a balance between your responsibilities and your own self-care.