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.



Page of Cups

To immerse yourself completely and lose yourself in the moment. To be creative and have fun. To have that childlike essence.




Five of Swords

The number five elements in Tarot have a war like theme, usually a time for fighting a battle that can sometimes end with a painful and bitter loss. The meaning of my Five of swords comes from the inability of dealing with negative thoughts and feeling's of being defeated. This fight has either come from the hands of spiteful and hurtful intentions towards you, or by your own negative response to a situation that can be difficult to struggle with, yet this battle must be fought.




Hierophant

The Hierophant, traditionally titled Le Pape, is actually neither, for this is Tarot and formal titles and meanings are merely starting points. "The Hierophant" signifies tradition, in all its forms, active and passive, positive and negative. The answer to the card's meaning, like the vision of a prophet, may be told in words, but only truly known in the heart.




Strength

You have the Courage and Strength to allow your True colours to shine through. You have emerged from a place of darkness with newfound Wisdom. You are able to have the Strength of character and yet be nurturing and soft at the same time. You have the abilities to build your dreams and even empires if you so wish. You are creative with your abilities and have the tact to communicate well with others now, You have grown strong not only mentally but spiritually, You are to be congratulated, and remember you cannot fail whatever you choose as you have the newfound wisdom courage and strength to pursue anything you desire.




Nine of Coins

An independent man or woman of means. Solitary enjoyment of the physical and tangible, without selfishness. A hard-earned reward. The culmination of hard work and discipline.




The Lovers

If this card appears in a reading, it generally signifies a healthy, balanced, and fruitful partnership of some kind. Quite often this is romantic, and can indeed indicate a marriage, but it can also be a friendship or business relationship. It shows a commitment to a choice, and the responsibilities it will entail, as well as the joys.




Two of Wands

Unknown opportunity. Creative strengh, confidence in business. Waiting for something or someone to help or provide support or backing. Duality. Excitement in starting a new endeavor.




Seven of Wands

Individual courage. A difficult challenge. Victory obtained through effort. Opportunities for those that dare take them. Rising above difficulties.




Ace of Swords

When the Ace of Swords turns up, a grand yes! is yelled from the sky, a wish may come true. There may be a great realization, a manifestation, a liberation, an awakening, opening to the truth that sets you free, something miraculous.




Ten of Coins

The wealth in this card usually does not come suddenly, nor to those without merit. It is a result of efforts. The couple in this card has received part of their wealth, both material and in terms of stable loving homes, from the generation before them, but did not rest on the laurels, and made their own way. As every completed cycle carries the seed for the new cycle, they are now ready to share their wealth and pass it on to the next generation.