The seventy-eight cards
Every card gets its own page: the traditional meaning, the reversal, how it reads in love, work and money, the symbolism in the 1909 illustration, and the misreading it most often attracts.
Three of Wands
waiting, foresight, commitment, patience, expansion
Four of Wands
celebration, homecoming, stability, belonging, milestone
Five of Wands
competition, friction, rivalry, disagreement, testing
Six of Wands
recognition, success, confidence, public credit, vindication
Seven of Wands
defence, perseverance, conviction, standing firm, challenge
Eight of Wands
speed, momentum, news, movement, acceleration
Nine of Wands
resilience, persistence, guarded, last stand, endurance
Ten of Wands
burden, overload, responsibility, hard work, obligation
Page of Wands
enthusiasm, curiosity, new interest, exploration, news
Knight of Wands
energy, speed, adventure, impulse, confidence
Queen of Wands
warmth, confidence, magnetism, courage, presence
King of Wands
vision, leadership, conviction, drive, authority
Ace of Cups
new love, openness, compassion, intuition, beginnings
Two of Cups
mutual, partnership, attraction, agreement, connection
Three of Cups
friendship, celebration, community, reunion, joy
Four of Cups
apathy, withdrawal, boredom, contemplation, disinterest
Five of Cups
grief, loss, regret, disappointment, mourning
Six of Cups
nostalgia, memory, reunion, innocence, generosity
Seven of Cups
illusion, choices, fantasy, daydreaming, wishful thinking
Eight of Cups
walking away, withdrawal, disillusion, searching, moving on
Nine of Cups
contentment, satisfaction, comfort, sufficiency, enjoyment
Ten of Cups
harmony, family, contentment, belonging, settled
Page of Cups
curiosity, new feeling, message, creativity, openness
Knight of Cups
approach, invitation, romance, charm, proposal