Aries: Three of Cups: You will receive good news and positive vibes this week and you will try to surround yourself with people who make you feel happy. Now you care only about meaningful relationships. You know who are those who came and never left your side, even if they are not physically present. Show them some appreciation. Taurus: Four Wands: You don...
Aries: Four of Pentacles: Your focus is on material issues and material things. You fear that you are going to experience a loss and that makes you feel anxious. You are holding on to a certain situation or person, but try not to confuse possessiveness for love. You may want to consider that you don't have have the resources to be emotionally...
The Queen of Cups is focused on emotions and emotional matters. She has a gentle, receptive and passive nature and she can be a great helper, healer and counselor. Ill-dignified, the Queen of Cups is the personification of the drama queen.The Six of Wands, called "Victory", bears the element of interaction. It describes a situation that cannot exist without the...
The Two of Pentacles is a card of change and it is trying to achieve balance during or after a phase of transition or a temporary situation. The Six of Wands, called "Victory", bears the element of interaction. It describes a situation that cannot exist without the contribution of (at least) two people and which usually results in a "win-win" outcome. The combination...
The Four of Wands marks the completion of a phase. Often a card that denotes satisfaction, celebration, achievements, the Four of Wands is also a pause for rest in order to enjoy or assess what we have achieved so far. The Six of Wands, called "Victory", bears the element of interaction. It describes a situation that cannot exist without the contribution of (at...
The Nine of Swords is the card of extreme stress, nightmares and negative influences. It is also a card of painful endings. The Six of Wands is called "Victory" and indicates an interactive balance. It describes a situation that cannot exist without the contribution of (at least) two people and which usually results in a "win-win" outcome, unless it's ill-aspected...
