The card number 7 symbolizes the initial position. From this point it becomes clear why this question arised.

As first card you drew "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.

This is the initial situation for route A (card 3):

As first card you drew "Ace of Cups". The main meaning of this tarot card is: Chance of satisfaction and healing, wellbeing, healing and joy of life.. It generally means: Possibilities and opportunities for performance, grace and happiness.

The card "Ace of Cups" also stands for: Fantasy, love, feelings, real warmth, joy, meaning, home, food, abundance and fertility. Reversed it points to: Unhappiness, false warmth, change, instability and revolution.

This is how you continue on this path (card 1):

As first card you drew "Prince of Swords". The main meaning of this tarot card is: The King of Swords is a dominant person who acts according to the mind. This action can often be understood clearly. The Sword King is for the questioner. Have power over life and death.. It generally means: A clever, wise man, power and authority.

The card "Prince of Swords" also stands for: Mediator, justice, command, militant intelligence, lawyer, senator or doctor. Reversed it points to: Cruelty, perversity, barbarity, perfidy, malice, evil man, warning.

Route A will take you there (card 5):

As first card you drew "4 of Cups". 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.

This is the initial situation for route B (card 4):

As first card you drew "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.

This is how you continue on this path (card 2):

As first card you drew "The Sun". The main meaning of this tarot card is: State of perfect harmony. You feel comfortable and are in a good mood. A new beginning is in sight. You can love yourself more. Problems are eliminated. Wisdom found within simplicity and innocence.. It generally means: Self-affirmation, new beginnings and vitality.

Route B will take you there (card 6):

As first card you drew "3 of Pentacles". The main meaning of this tarot card is: You are tested through an important process. Inauguration. End of a transaction.. It generally means: Improvement, difficult task and glory.

The card "3 of Pentacles" also stands for: Trade, handicrafts, aristocracy, unexpected progress, celebrity. Reversed it points to: Mediocrity, childish pettiness, weakness, consolation, healing.