nine of swords

No matter what deck you’re using, you know the Nine of Swords means trouble. Traditionally depicting a young woman sitting upright in bed, her head in her hands, with nine swords hovering over her, it practically radiates grief, anxiety, worry, and pain. But all...

Five of wands

The fight is on! The Five of Wands indicates that you are about to be immersed in a competition, or an intense activity that feels like a contest—lots of action and rivalry. You can overcome your opponents, but you must act with intention and focus. In a reading, this...

Seven of Swords

The Seven of Swords can mean different things in different situations, but is always a card to note – particularly if you are in the midst of a difficult conversation or a negotiation. As the nimble, sly trickster scoops of swords and steals away in the night,...

Knight of Swords

Charging forward with gusto, the Knight of Swords is ready to take on anything in his path with sword drawn and horse at a full gallop. He’s brave and courageous – and perhaps a bit foolhardy – but he is committed to his beliefs and ready to defend...

Nine of Pentacles

Material comfort and security are the hallmarks of the Nine of Pentacles, which typically features a woman alone in her garden, exuding peace and abundance. This is a card of self reliance but not loneliness, indicating that you feel comfortable in your own skin, and...