Your Ten Card Tarot Reading
A full and complete answer to your question in ten cards lies below. First, observe the symbols and images in your tarot cards, then slowly take in the wisdom in your reading.
To interpret your ten cards, look for how many cards you have that are similar: major arcana, suits, numbers, themes, or how they might be different, and let your intuition draw the information together.
Eight of Coins
Because the Eight of Coins, is ruled by Virgo, it seemed natural that it should correspond to the lunar gardener's Moon in Virgo. Virgo is a dry, barren, earthy feminine sign. This is the only feminine sign not used for planting. This is a good time to do yardwork and maintenance. Weeds are less likely to grow, so pull weeds and turn the sod, especially when the moon is in its fourth quarter. More broadly, this card is about working and reaping the rewards of your labour. Sometimes these rewards are easy to lose sight of. Just as it can take many seasons before a tree bears fruit, so your projects may take time to come to fruition. Don't look for the shortcut that may leave your metaphorical trees vulnerable to drought. Deep roots take time to develop.
The Hanged Man
Self-Sacrifice, seeking spiritual insight, spiritual/psychic awareness, inner peace, spiritual awakening, solitude, suspension, the need for a new perspective, empathy, and uniqueness.
Five of Coins
When this card appears in a reading, it signifies a potentially difficult time of change, perhaps in the querent's financial life or work life or simply in meeting basic needs such as food and shelter. The stability of the Four of Coins has been thrown off kilter, and what seemed to be true is no longer so. What was whole is now split. What was stationary is now in motion. What was stagnant is now growing and changing. For example, a bad financial situation may be changing for the better. Or what appears to be a comfortable working environment may be changing for the worse. Whatever you think is true probably isn't any longer. This is a card that indicates a need for the querent to be cautious before acting, and to be prepared for some "growing pains."
Nine of Swords
The Nine of Swords represents the dark hours of loneliness, grief and despair. It is not only about the one who has lost, but also about the one who is lost. Both suffer the pain of separation and it is in the still hours of the night that the memories surface unchallenged by the sunlight. It is an internal grief; yet the one who has lost will find what they seek if the search is continued. The swords appear to be confining, yet they do not completely close around the one who is lost. Once the daylight returns, the path through the swords will be revealed, and the one who is lost will find the way home.
The Chariot
Triumph. Recognition. Purity of intent.
Queen of Coins
The queen of coins speaks of Earthiness. Someone who is grounded, perhaps has a green thumb. They are nurturing. The Queen of Coins energy is one that can build things from resources at hand. There is strength and stability around this card. The matriarch of the clan.
Six of Swords
The trick to understanding this card is to put yourself in the position of the rat. The head of the dead body has been deliberately cut off to help in doing this. So It would be a healthy choice to start feeding on a new body. So you start your path searching through the darkness to find new feeding grounds for growth. All these attributes put together create a meaning of moving on mentally and physically for survival purposes.
Six of Coins
Generosity has its own rewards, and sometimes what costs you little may be a great gain to others. These bright coins bring a smile and a welcome easing of the purse- strings, and the luxurious background and lace suggests wealth. The prettiness of the coins disguises their true worth: these are old and valueless coins - common, and worth little as either currency or collection. This gift is no great loss to its giver. The disembodied hand suggests anonymous charity, but there is the unanswered question of who gives, and why. The coins might be what is needed to pay a debt, but are they really free? Are there any strings attached? Gratitude is not always the most comfortable of emotions, implying an obligation towards one's donor. Beware the bright and shiny lure of an easy solution, for it may have a higher cost than you anticipate.
Three of Swords
Heartache, mental confusion, feeling trapped and alone, stuck in a mental prison of pain. Needing a new perspective; needing to release the inner turmoil of the soulÖ.deep sorrow.
Three of Wands
In order to be in the right place a the right time you have to know where you need to be! Here a woman takes the time to focus on her desires and ignites the creative spark necessary to drive her ambitions. Inner vision and creativity are tools. We get where we want to be when we harness these tools thru inner travel.
