₪₪₪ Tarot Spread - The Celtic Cross ₪₪₪
| Card 5 Knight of Pentacles  Durability, advantage and profit |
Card 3 The Wheel of Fortune  Fate, life’s mission, dissolution and new beginning Card 1 The Fool  Carelessness, spontaneity and happiness Card 2 The Last Judgment  Liberation, salvation and renewal Card 4 8 of Cups  Wistful start, change direction and new way |
Card 6 5 of Cups  Worry, pain and loss |
Card 10 9 of Pentacles  Success, favorable moment and power Card 9 The Tower  Break, stormy changes and confrontation Card 8 8 of Swords  Obstacles, conflicts and risk Card 7 Prince of Cups  Honest, sensitive and responsible man |
The tarot spread Celtic Cross can answer questions in larger contexts and enables differentiated insights into your current situation. It is appropriate for most questions about relationships, career, or money. Ten cards are laid in total.
- The first card states the theme and shows the starting position.
Your card: The Fool - The second card shows what is standing in your way.
Your card: The Last Judgment - The third card suggests your conscious side: what is recognized or sought after.
Your card: The Wheel of Fortune - The fourth card provides insight into what you are feeling. It reveals your inner strength.
Your card: 8 of Cups - The fifth card gives information about the past. It shows how you came to ask this question. Your card: Knight of Pentacles
- The sixth card says something about what the near future will look like and how it will immediately continue. Your card: 5 of Cups
- The seventh card is a symbol for your stance or feelings. It shows your attitude towards the theme of the questions. Your card: Prince of Cups
- The eighth card provides information about the external influences that play a role in this and how it appears to others. When asking relationship questions, this card shows how your partner feels about this theme. Your card: 8 of Swords
- The ninth card symbolizes your hopes and fears and how you experience the situation. Your card: The Tower
- The tenth card shows what is ultimately going on.
Your card: 9 of Pentacles
First you read the fifth card - it stands for the past. Your drew the card "Knight of Pentacles". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Perseverance. Bustling atmosphere. A useful man. Useful discoveries. Visit from a friend, unexpected money for the questioner.. It generally means: Durability, advantage and profit.
The card "Knight of Pentacles" also stands for: Responsibility and righteousness. Reversed it points to: Inertia, laziness, stagnation, discouragement, carelessness and brave man.
Afterwards, the 9th cart shows you what expectations, hopes and / or fears the questioner has.Your drew the card "The Tower". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Old structures are breaking down. Liberation and new challenges. House of Life when evil prevails therein. The tower is particularly relevant to unforeseen events.. It generally means: Break, stormy changes and confrontation.
The card "The Tower" also stands for: Materialization of spiritual restlessness, grief, misery, poverty, disgrace, deception, collapse, unexpected danger, doom, destruction, disappointment and ruin. Reversed it points to: Same as above, but to a lesser extent.
The card number 1 reflects the initial situation and the impulse (card 2) that is connected to it. Your drew the card "The Fool". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Try new things. Acting with ease, alive and unprecedented. To be light-hearted. Beginning of something. Fool.. It generally means: Carelessness, spontaneity and happiness.
The card "The Fool" also stands for: Lightness, instability, innocence, enthusiasm, betrayal, extravagance, intoxication, delirium, frenzy and ecstasy. Reversed it points to: Negligence, absence, apathy, nullity and vanity.
Whether this impulse is more encouraging or rather braking - the card number 2 tells you.Your drew the card "The Last Judgment". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Make a decision. Change of position. Find solutions. Recovery is in sight. Something forgotten starts again. Looking inward.. It generally means: Liberation, salvation and renewal.
The card "The Last Judgment" also stands for: Judgment, courage, rejuvenation, rebirth, rise, change, earnings, simplicity and determination. Reversed it points to: Weakness, cowardice and simplification.
If you now look at the third card, you will see what is perceived consciously.Your drew the card "The Wheel of Fortune". The main meaning of this tarot card is: The card stands for the incessant movement of the universe and the flow of human life. You will devote yourself to a new task. You can now tackle tasks that have not yet been solved.. It generally means: Fate, life’s mission, dissolution and new beginning.
The card "The Wheel of Fortune" also stands for: Happiness, success, abundance, evolution, change, skill, reward and blessing. Reversed it points to: Atonement and nullity.
Card 4 points to your feelings. Are the cards 3 and 4 similar or completely opposite? Your drew the card "8 of Cups". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Fear of the future. Forget and leave something behind. Domestic disputes. Demise of something.. It generally means: Wistful start, change direction and new way.
The card "8 of Cups" also stands for: Mildness, timidity, honor, disappointment and modesty. Reversed it points to: Great joy, happiness and the full scoop.
How is the questioner related to the starting point? Card 7 provides these information. Your drew the card "Prince of Cups". The main meaning of this tarot card is: You are a human encounter with philosophical depth. He will believe in you and take a look with favor. It is an emotional person are important to you. But you can also enjoy this attitude. This depends on the laying position. Good marriage. Usually low.. It generally means: Honest, sensitive and responsible man.
The card "Prince of Cups" also stands for: Law, divinity, strength, passion, commitment, art and science, technology and creative intelligence. Reversed it points to: Dishonesty, swindling, injustice, vice, scandal, looting and significant loss.
Within card 8, you can recognize external influences and surroundings.Your drew the card "8 of Swords". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Prompting the questioner to change something. You feel cornered. Run a gauntlet to free yourself.. It generally means: Obstacles, conflicts and risk.
The card "8 of Swords" also stands for: Bad news, violence, frustration, crisis, blame, narrowing, slander, treachery, disease, sexual problems and scandal. Reversed it points to: Adventure, undoing opposition. Unforeseen departure of a close relative.
Finally, the future cards 6 and 10 provide information. Card 6 points to the near future.Your drew the card "5 of Cups". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Turning away and mourning. Allowing no consolation. Losing something or someone. Something stays behind. Something is bequeathed or left that does not meet expectations. Marriage or partnership with a bitter aftertaste.. It generally means: Worry, pain and loss.
The card "5 of Cups" also stands for: Mourning, inheritance, inheritance, succession, gift, testament. Reversed it points to: News, return, material success and false projects.
Card 10 gives you an indication of the long-term future:Your drew the card "9 of Pentacles". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Seize a favorable moment. Action at the right time. Luck and trust. Good omen.. It generally means: Success, favorable moment and power.
The card "9 of Pentacles" also stands for: Security, intelligence, realization. Good business and hopes. Immediate confirmation of what neighboring cards indicate. Reversed it points to: Trickery, deceit, unsuccessful project, malice, futility.
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:
0 + 20 + 10 + 8 + 0 + 5 + 0 + 8 + 16 + 9 = 76 = 7 + 6 = 13 = 1 + 3 = 4
The card "Death" gives you an important insight into the counsel of the Tarot:
Something old is coming to an end, but a new beginning will follow
Final counsel: The Emperor→
Make sure you are dealing with things. You will be powered by getting rid of any illusions and approaching something realistically and forcefully
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