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 Moon
Dreams, facing fears, imagination, illusion, anxiety, shadow self, intuition, cycles, change, visions, transition.
Temperance
The card in a reading may indicate that an appropriate mixing of ingredients pertinent to the situation at hand is either taking place, or is at this time needed. It may also be an indication that what is called for is that the individual is called upon to be him or herself!
The Sun
Precision, new opportunities, reality, contentment and openness. Exposing oneself to the light and understanding the knowledge.
The Chariot
Triumph. Recognition. Purity of intent.
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.
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.
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.
High Priestess
Secrets kept and secrets revealed. Study, knowledge, occultism. The brink of a great revelation. Book learning without experience.
Knight of Wands
Fast paced life-style, impulsiveness. Carpe diem, this Knight of Wands will not waste an opportunity to enjoy herself. She is not one to reflect for long, she jumps on the opportunity passing by and rides it to the fullest. She is full of energy, and is not afraid to spend it. Actually, the speed gives her an extra rush and she spends her days in what is almost a frenzy. She will defend her ideals with a passion, riding to war against enemies, grabbing the first steed at hand. She will also involve you, whether you want it or not, and if you cannot keep up with her speed she leaves you behind.
Ten of Cups
This card stands for happiness & completion on an emotional level. Nothing is wanting to one's happiness; one has found the end of the rainbow and the gold that is hidden therein.