₪₪₪ Tarot Spread - Relationship ₪₪₪
| Asker | Partner | |
| Card 7 3 of Swords |
Card 2 9 of Swords |
|
 Disillusionment, heartache and absence |
 Grief, sorrow and failure |
|
| Card 6 The World |
Card 1 7 of Cups |
Card 3 6 of Swords |
 Perfection, maturity and self-knowledge |
 Fantasies, illusions and dreams |
 Unsure departure, journey and experiment |
| Card 5 The Moon |
Card 4 2 of Cups |
|
 Anger, agitation and delusion |
 Peace offering, friendship and relationship |
The spread Relationship answers questions about relationships and partnership. The cards on the left side reflect yourself and the cards on the right side provide information about your partner. A total of 7 cards will be drawn.
- The first card describes the current state of the relationship and the theme of the partnership. It shows the asker’s starting position. Your card: 7 of Cups
- The second card stands for your partner. This is how your partner sees and experiences the relationship. Your card: 9 of Swords
- The third card describes what your partner feels—their fears, wishes, disappointments, etc. Your card: 6 of Swords
- The fourth card reflects your partner’s outward demeanor independent of the true feelings that lie behind it. Your card: 2 of Cups
- The fifth card symbolizes the asker’s outward demeanor independent of the true feelings that lie behind it. Your card: The Moon
- The sixth card provides information about what the asker feels—your fears, wishes, disappointments, etc. Your card: The World
- The seventh card stands for the asker. This is how you yourself see and experience the relationship. Your card: 3 of Swords
You drew the "7 of Cups" as the first card.
The main meaning of this tarot card is: Dreams and ideas are aware and also indulgent. Pipe dreams, but also good imagination. Nothing is set in stone..
It generally means: Fantasies, illusions and dreams. The card "7 of Cups" also stands for: Reflection, mood, contemplation and visions. Reversed it points to: Desire, will and determination.
You drew the "3 of Swords".
The main meaning of this tarot card is: A message causes heartbreak. An inner conflict. The mind triumphs over feeling..
It generally means: Disillusionment, heartache and absence. The card "3 of Swords" also stands for Delay, breakdown, separation of a lover. Reversed it points to: Alienation, failure, loss, distraction, disorder, confusion. Meeting with someone who has threatened the questioner.
You drew the "The World".
The main meaning of this tarot card is: Oneness. Approving of one’s own actions. To reach unity and maturity. Develop and find fulfillment. See the reality..
It generally means: Perfection, maturity and self-knowledge. The card "The World" also stands for Assured success, wages, emigration, relocation, progress, solution, victory, perfection, travel and resistance. Reversed it points to: Inertia. Immutability. Stagnation. Durability and escape.
You drew the "The Moon".
The main meaning of this tarot card is: Being afraid, aimless and confused. Feeling something, but being unsure about it. Continuing on the current path..
It generally means: Anger, agitation and delusion. The card "The Moon" also stands for Occult forces, instinct, hypocrisy, unknown, mistrust, deception, misstep, scandal, instability, silence, error, darkness, impermanence and slander. Reversed it points to: The same as above, to a lesser extent.
You drew the "9 of Swords".
The main meaning of this tarot card is: Confronting one’s fears. No longer repressing. Sustaining oneself..
It generally means: Grief, sorrow and failure. The card "9 of Swords" also stands for Devastation, delay, deception, disappointment and despair. Reversed it points to: Jail, suspected doubts, misplaced fear, anxiety and shame.
You drew the "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.
You drew the "2 of Cups".
The main meaning of this tarot card is: Avoid conflicts, make peace and end disputes. The interdependence of the sexes. A request, which is justified by nature. Union of two souls. Romantic relationship..
It generally means: Peace offering, friendship and relationship. The card "2 of Cups" also stands for Love, passion, relationship, congruence and sympathy. Reversed it points to: Disappointment, greed, jealousy.
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:
7 + 9 + 6 + 2 + 18 + 21 + 3 = 66 = 6 + 6 = 12 = 1 + 2 = 3
The card "The Hanged Man" gives you an important insight into the counsel of the Tarot:
Sacrifices need to be made. Only through new perspectives can you achieve real change
Final counsel: The Empress→
See things through and therefore set yourself apart. Fertile soil brings growth. You will be able to harvest these fruits soon. Trust in the power of nature
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