The Three of Swords is most often associated with heartbreak, sorrow, desperation and shedding tears. Sometimes it has been read as a reference to a love triangle and betrayal. However, most readers seem to overlook that Read more KS Three of Swords
The way of reading The Lover has changed through time, and an ‘s’ letter was added to its title. Originally it was considered Read more KS Lover
Their life philosophy is pretty straightforward: party ‘til dawn, respectively, till Read more KS Four of Wands
The Hanged Man is an estranged weirdo who sees the world upside down. However, the critical question is Read more KS Hanged Man
The conflict within the Page of Wands arouses from a restless mind and fiery temper. The wind intensifies the fire. Although they Read more KS Page of Wands
The Seven of Cups is a difficult card to read. Probably more than in any other case, it is a matter of Read more KS Seven of Cups
Generally speaking, the Eight of Wands is considered a card of action: something Read more KS Eight of Wands
Upright: ardour, country man, good and honest man.
Reversed: apathy, indulgence, austerity, tolerance, condescension.
Most readers see in the Kings the dominant (patriarchal) father’s figure. But it is truly the case? Not all the rulers were Read more KS King of Wands
The original meaning attributed to the card by Etteilla is victory, success, achievement, advantage, gain. Mathers preserved this interpretation, while Waite Read more KS Nine of Cups
