HEARTS Represents water, equivalent of cups in tarot KING: The King of Hearts is your typical marriage material man. He's got family life on his mind and he's generally considerate of other's feelings. When interpreting for business situations, this is a man who is willing to give you favor in a pursuit. For friendship, this is a man who is genuinely your friend. In situations where interpretation is not related to a specific individual, the King of Hearts tells that the querent is approaching love with much honor. QUEEN: Motherly type who is very giving and easily falls in love. She is very considerate of the feelings of others. Tends to sometimes give too much of herself. Nurtures her ideas and is always willing to offer help. For business situations, the Queen of Hearts is a woman who will try to assist you in your goals and is often very helpful. In friendship, this is a woman who is genuinely your friend. In situations where interpretation is not related to a specific situation, this card means that the querent needs to nurture a situation with care to get the results they desire. JACK: The Jack of Hearts is a man who constantly finds himself falling in love. It doesn't take much for him to fall in love, but he still loves wholeheartedly. Usually a younger man who hasn't completely found himself yet. In business, he represents an intern or someone who is aspiring in the working world. He can be trusted, but may be prone to mistakes that he is capable of fixing. When not representing a person, this card represents the querent putting out too much with little returning. TEN: Love that fulfills the querent's desires. The Ten of Hearts can tell you if you are with your primary partner in life or not. Possibility of marriage or being able to fix a marriage. If combined with the Jack of Hearts, the Ten of Hearts tells that your love is incredible, but is only "puppy love." NINE: The querent's love life is sure to be desirable. In business, shows that the querent will have favor in a large network. If surrounded by marriage cards, tells that there will be a wedding that is supported by many people or that the marriage will be very honorable. In friendship, the Nine of Hearts tells that your friends will be there to support you in a situation. EIGHT: Potential for a long lasting relationship. In business, can mean that there is the possibility for long term favor in a certain pursuit. Can possibly be a marriage card depending on the other cards that come out. SEVEN: Love that is predestined to happen. It does not necessarily mean that it will last forever, but that it is meant to be, even for a short period of time. If in regard to a previous relationship, this card tells that your relationship gave you life lessons that needed to be learned. SIX: A date with a lover. Could also mean plans for engagement if paired with the marriage card. If pulled in regard to a previous relationship, it means that the relationship isn't really finished and there will be another reunion. FIVE: Foretells that a desirable sexual encounter is soon to come. Could also represent other forms of intimacy such as kissing, cuddling, etc. If this card is not surrounded by a card that indicates feelings are involved, it can mean that there will be a casual hookup. FOUR: Marriage card. Official union between two lovers. If surrounded by negative cards, it means that there are many challenges you will face for this marriage or that the marriage is not possible. THREE: Finding all options desirable. Could also mean completing cycles to get to your desired destination. Short distance travel with friends or loved ones. Possibility of a pregnancy depending on the surrounding cards and question. In business, represents favor in a small network. TWO: Mutual love and affection. The two potential lovers will one day unite. Could also mean that the querent is seeking love or needs inspiration. ACE: A definite YES in regards to love. With the Eight and/or Ten of Hearts, indicates that it is very, very likely that a marriage will occur. Could also show that the querent is filled with many aspirations and is motivated enough to accomplish them. SPADES Represents fire, equivalent of swords in tarot KING: The King of Spades is a man who is very determined in his proceedings. He is usually very honorable and exudes nobility. He is often very stuck in his ways, but is respected by others. In business, this is a man who will challenge you. In friendship, he is a man who is centered more on his ego than the friendship. When not representing a person, the King of Spades represents the querent looking to gain selfish victories. QUEEN: The Queen of Spades is a serious and highly educated woman who has gained honor over the course of her lifetime. In business situations, she is a woman who is capable of helping you attain opportunities.. that is, if you have her respect. She is skeptical at first, but very handy. Dating the Queen of Spades is slightly difficult unless you are able to live up to her standards. When not representing a person, the Queen of Spades represents the querent being overly skeptical about a situation. JACK: Respected, but mischievous and highly sexed man. Typically in his teens to mid twenties. A man who is not ready to settle down or make any commitments. Your typical "womanizer" who is able to charm everyone and doesn't see any reason to settle down. Could also represent a male or female child who is always getting into trouble. When not representing a person, the Jack of Spades shows that the querent's childish nature is preventing their desires from coming to pass. TEN: The Ten of Spades can be a major contract that is broken. It is ultimate strife and an ending of a cycle that may not have been anticipated. It could also represent having many opponents that try to stop the querent's desires from happening. Surrounding cards will tell the story. For love, it tells that the relationship goes against the social norm and it may not be desired by other people. However, it does not necessarily mean that the relationship is not meant to work out. NINE: Having the power of protection. Being able to defend yourself in a fight. Experiencing tension, but being able to take a new path with the proper defensive mechanisms. Overcoming rivals. Someone trying to change your path, but overcoming them. EIGHT: Always fighting for something no matter what. Having to really fight for something that you desire. Strife. Could be someone who works paycheck to paycheck. Not fully reaching goals. SEVEN: Completion of a project, but its results are less than desirable. Could also represent feelings of being left out of the crowd, not reaching the status quo. Someone suddenly turning against you. SIX: Invitation to an event that does not turn out as expected. Bad karma in a situation. Wishing to receive news, but not getting it. Social status interfering with the querent's desires. FIVE: Bonds broken, but with leeway to be fixed. Damage is done, but not as horrifically as the querent believes. Problems arriving where you feel outnumbered, but still have the opportunity to prevail. Could also mean durations being a little bit longer than expected. FOUR: Anticipated relationship not working out because one individual had the belief that they were better than the other. Plans to do things against others. Not wanting to be orderly, something with extreme disorder. False hopes. Could possibly mean a failed marriage. THREE: Strong indicator of a love triangle. Disappointment after all options are exhausted. Unforeseen disappointment in love. New beginnings that are slightly less desirable than expected. TWO: Breaking of a bond between two things. Could also mean having to choose between two undesirable choices. Two people not seeing things the same way. ACE: Equivalent of the death card in tarot. Ending of a cycle, changing of the seasons. Could also represent a situation being the primary source of the querent's troubles. Possibility of a preconceived illness coming along. | DIAMONDS Represents earth, equivalent of pentacles in tarot KING: Very honorable man who has acquired wealth through his hard work and righteousness. He has a wonderful balance between work and love life. A woman must earn his heart, but he is capable of being a very good husband. For business, this man is very agreeable and a fair negotiator. He is also motivated. When not representing an individual, the King of Diamonds means that the querent is not being reasonable and honorable in a situation. QUEEN: Woman that is slightly shy, but adventurous and focused. Humble in many ways, but also sets high standards for herself. Enjoys leisure but is also very hard working. In business, this is a woman who is serious, but also a pleasure to work with in the sense that she makes you feel comfortable. When not representing a person, the Queen of Diamonds means that the querent needs to lighten their mood in regard to a situation if they want to move forward. They must not overthink. JACK: Young, motivated man who has his priorities in order. Respects those above him, but later becomes the leader. Could also represent a child who is well behaved. This man is typically 18-27 years old and has the potential to marry. He could also be the man who is orderly, but has very little experience with women. When not representing an individual, the Jack of Diamonds means that the querent needs to get their priorities straight. TEN: Grand possessions. Exuding nobility due to the appearance of possessions. Chances for great monetary gain. In business, this card indicates that a certain project is worth the investment of time and/or money. In love, it can mean that the person the querent is pursing is financially well off. NINE: Material wishes are possible and will very likely come true. In love, means a solid union between two people that is not affected by outside forces. EIGHT: The querent will enter into a situation where there aren't financial issues. Being destined to have the possessions that you have, even if they are inherited. SEVEN: Quick money coming in. Could be a paycheck. Completion of a cycle that leads to monetary gain. SIX: Invitation to an event of significance. This could be an event that many could wish to attend, but requires an invitation. Attendees would have to be socially adept and/or wealthy. This card could also mean that the querent will be in a position where they are satisfied with their finances. FIVE: Satisfaction with finances, making just enough. In love, it means that the querent is satisfied with the current love situation. FOUR: Positive financial situation after negotiation. Standing your ground to receive what you want. Could also mean stable finances or an opportunity to meet someone with stable finances (if surrounded by hearts.) THREE: Small chances for monetary gains. A new, unexpected opportunity. Hopeful wishing. A small wish coming true. TWO: Depending on the surrounding cards, the Two of Diamonds can indicate that it is possible for the querent to double their income. If mixed with a marriage card, it could mean that there is a possibility for an engagement. When not related to love or finances, this card means that there will be an increased opportunity that is twice as much as expected. ACE: HUGE new monetary opportunity. If asking about a potential investment, this card gives you a green light! It can also mean that a particular path will lead you towards financial success. CLUBS Represents air, equivalent of wands in tarot KING: A man who is a very good communicator and often gets his way. Typically an extrovert. He is intelligent and motivated, though he may resort to deceit when trying to get his way. In business, this is a man who is good to deal with, but must be proceeded with caution. When not representing a person, the King of Clubs means that the querent needs to shift their focus to business moreso than the other areas in life. QUEEN: The Queen of Clubs is a great communicator, often the woman who is the center of attention and knows how to do business transactions. She is hard working, but can resort to deceit at times. In business, she is beneficial to do business with. When not representing an individual, the Queen of Clubs means that the querent must resort to rational thinking in their approach. JACK: The Jack of Clubs does the bare minimum. He is a great socializer and loves to have fun, but he is not very focused at this time in his life. He loves to surround himself with people and isn't very serious about settling down. In business, he is an intern that satisfies the requirements, but does not exceed expectations. When not representing an individual, the Jack of Clubs tells that the querent is not focused enough in their approach. TEN: Being in executive position. Standing in charge of a situation. The Ten of Clubs can show that the querent is capable of climbing the ladder to the top. NINE: Exceptional job opportunity coming to the querent. Either they will be offered the promotion they've been hoping for, or they will have some sort of very desirable advance in their work life. EIGHT: Business relationships that lead to a healthy network. Trusting coworkers. Having a very routine position in your work life or things staying very stable. SEVEN: A situation that the querent is entering into is necessary for them to enter into their destined career. Celebration of career. Wanting to be in a specific field and knowing that it's meant to be. Chances in work life are on your side. SIX: Travel due to work or being involved in an organization. Pursuing your passions. Harmony between coworkers. Meeting a love prospect from school or work. FIVE: Having ups and downs in work life, but ultimately smoothing everything out. Needing to take that extra step to improve situations. Increasing communications to acquire the level you desire. FOUR: Meetings or consultations. Setting up business plans, particularly with others. Integrating your work life into your social life. THREE: Having to choose between different business opportunities. Having to be stable between work and love life. Small chances arising that are worth taking. TWO: A need for improvement in social skill to acquire desired results. Feeling like you're incompetent at work. ACE: New business opportunity. A new cycle in work life. New negotiation or investment made. Successful job interview that leads to the querent having a new career. |
