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.
The Tower
Change or opportunity for same. Communication issue. An important message. A warning. Crisis. Destruction through abusive use of ambition, authority or will. Freedom from a situation. An accident. A head injury. Bankruptcy. Separation or divorce. A material loss. A fire. Ill health. Death. New-found knowledge or a sudden discovery. Spiritual inspiration. Sexual act or experience. Telephone call.
The Chariot
Triumph. Recognition. Purity of intent.
King of Wands
I see him as the Lord of the Power of Change.
The Hermit
The teacup represents the Hermit in a meditative state - the state needed to enter into inner contemplation. The Hermit is relaxed and open, ready and willing to access his inner wisdom. The candle is the candle of spirit, the flame is the flame of wisdom - wisdom that comes from spirit. The Hermit is accessing his heart chakra, with the aid of the four elements and the rose quartz crystals. In his wisdom, he has grounded himself with the clear quartz crystal. Grounded and centered, the light of his acquired wisdom will brighten the path for himself, and for those that follow.
King of Cups
Desire, transformation, power. "I desire" says the King of Cups, and he can be aggressive, ambitious, and competitive in seeking his goals. He is emotional, passionate, and warmly sensual. In his heart his deepest desire is for spiritual liberation, both for himself, and those he intuitively knows strive within for a similar condition.
Two of Cups
The two drinks indicate a partnership - friendship, business, romantic, doesn't really matter. What matters is that there are two of you, and you are close enough to sit down and share a drink together, and hopefully, to wash up afterwards. We don't want the milk to go sour in the cup now, do we! It's not likely to though, the two of you mesh, you share a synchronicity - if one of you has made this drink, the other will most likely clean up afterwards, but what ever you do, you will share in it together.
Ace of Coins
The Ace of Coins in a reading promises new beginnings in the physical world. Material success is implied by the coin that grows, large and golden, within this magic tree. Security and a sense of safety are also beginning to blossom here. Though the small den in the tree may be rudimentary, it is still a safe haven that will offer shelter from sun or rain and a safe place to sleep when darkness falls. The deeply planted roots represent the deep and abiding connection to the earth and provide the promise of stability that is the realm of the coins suit. Life, green and growing, is just beginning, from newly sprouted grass to the seeds that blow on the wind carrying within them the promise of life and renewal. In a reading, the Ace of Coins indicates the beginnings of prosperity, health restored, and a cozily secure, if unimposing home.
Ten of Wands
Never lose touch with your true hopes or decline to carry the full weight of the commitment you have made to your dreams. There is a special quality to the 10 of Wands, a singleness of purpose that only those who truly believe can know. The most important answer here is the one that concerns your sense of devotion and willingness to endure, to attain a personal goal by not giving up.
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.
Page of Coins
The suit of Coins is of earthly matters: money, possessions, comfort. The Page of Coins, which is the first card of the Court Cards, is the youngest of the four. He tells of the excitement of youth at new beginnings. He shows the seriousness of the drive towards success, without losing the dreams of tomorrow. This is good card to see when doing a reading about new endeavors.
