₪₪₪ Tarot Spread - The Blind Spot ₪₪₪
| Card 1 9 of Cups |
Card 2 4 of Cups |
 Satisfaction, safety and precaution |
 Wasted opportunity, frustration and dissatisfaction |
| Card 3 6 of Swords |
Card 4 6 of Pentacles |
 Unsure departure, journey and experiment |
 Help, give and take |
The Blind Spot is meant for situations in which you do not know where you stand and need insight into what the situation is about. The cards can show you where you can straighten out your perception. Both inner and outer aspects of your personality will be illuminated. With this spread, four cards are drawn.
- The first card provides insight into your identity—this is how you perceive yourself. Your card: 9 of Cups
- The second card symbolizes the “blind spot.” These are behaviors and characteristics that only others see in you. Your card: 4 of Cups
- The third card describes your hidden side: the way you see yourself, but that you do not share with others. Your card: 6 of Swords
- You also have a side that is known neither by you nor by those around you. The fourth card reflects these strengths. Your card: 6 of Pentacles
Which identity you attribute to yourself is found through the first card.You drew the "9 of Cups" as the first card. The main meaning of this tarot card is: Material things have progressed favorably. You can feel safe.. It generally means: Satisfaction, safety and precaution.
The card "9 of Cups" also stands for: Secure future, victory, success and advantage. Reversed it points to: Truth, loyalty and freedom.
Card 2 shows the external assessment to the questionerYou drew "4 of Cups" as second card. The main meaning of this tarot card is: Good opportunities are missed or overlooked. Stubborn insistence on something. Finding no consolation. Turning away defiantly.. It generally means: Wasted opportunity, frustration and dissatisfaction.
The card "4 of Cups" also stands for: Weariness, disgust, aversion and harassment. Reversed it points to: Defiance, unexpected happiness. Omens. New procedures and relationships.
The third card also gives an indication of the self-assessment of the questioner. This assessment, however, is not carried out.Your third card is "6 of Swords". The main meaning of this tarot card is: To engage with something new and unknown. New frontier. Not knowing the way. A new path.. It generally means: Unsure departure, journey and experiment.
The card "6 of Swords" also stands for: Travel across the water, emigration, message, enjoyable trip, acquaint yourself with death in a familiar and convenient way. Reversed it points to: Declaration, love confessions, prosecution, regulation, discovery, vision, revelation.
Card 4 illustrates the unconscious personality traits that are perceived neither by you nor by your surroundings. As fourth card you drew "6 of Pentacles". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Balance between give and take. Find support. Generosity. Now comes a pleasant time. It generally means: Help, give and take.
The card "6 of Pentacles" also stands for: Gifts, joy, attention, alertness, prosperity and pleasant memories. Reversed it points to: Desire, greed, envy, jealousy, print and illusion.
After the cards have been laid out and interpreted, you can still find your quintessence cards. These arise from numerological calculations. Add the worth of each card within your spread and find the sum. This is the quintessence and summarizes what the tarot advises for you.
The court cards (Page, Knight, King and Queen or Prince and Princess) are not counted toward this sum, they have a null value. All other cards count according to their worth, aces are one. In the Rider-Waite tarot deck, you must pay attention to the exchange of the numerical values of Justice and Strength. Justice is counted as 8 and Strength with 11. If, during the calculation, you get a number between 9 and 22, then the corresponding card adds to the counsel of the tarot.
This case would yield the following numerological calculation:
9 + 4 + 6 + 6 = 25 = 2 + 5 = 7
Final counsel: The Chariot→
Do not stop! Implement your intentions. You must go your own way!
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