How to read Dreamcatcher's tarots
discover all the meanings behind each card
Major Arcana
these cards tell the story of humanity's spiritual evolution into enlightenment and individuation.
Wands
these cards represents passion, inspiration and willpower
Cups
these cards are associated with emotions, the unconscious, creativity, and intuition.
Swords
these cards rapresents intelligence, logic, truth, ambition, conflict and communication.
Coins
these cards are the suit of all things worldly and material.
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Major Arcana
0.The Fool
III.The Empress
VI.The Lovers
IX.The Hermit
XII.The Hanged Man
XV.The Devil
XVIII.The Moon
I.The Magician
IV.The Emperor
VII.The Chariot
X.Wheel of Fortune
XIII.Death
XVI.The Tower
XIX.The Sun
XXI.The World
II.The High Priestess
V.The Hierophant
VIII.Justice
XI.Strength
XIV.Temperance
XVII.The Star
XX.Judgment
Wands
Ace of wands
Four of wands
Seven of wands
Ten of wands
Queen of wands
Two of wands
Five of wands
Eight of wands
Page of wands
Three of wands
Six of wands
Nine of wands
Knight of wands
King of wands
Cups
Ace of cups
Four of cups
Seven of cups
Ten of cups
Queen of cups
Two of cups
Five of cups
Eight of cups
Page of cups
Three of cups
Six of cups
Nine of cups
Knight of cups
King of cups
Swords
Ace of swords
Four of swords
Seven of swords
Ten of swords
Queen of swords
Two of swords
Five of swords
Eight of swords
Page of swords
Three of swords
Six of swords
Nine of swords
Knight of swords
King of swords
Coins
Ace of coins
Four of coins
Seven of coins
Ten of coins
Queen of coins
Two of coins
Five of coins
Eight of coins
Page of coins
Three of coins
Six of coins
Nine of coins
Knight of coins
King of coins
The Fool
SuA in BecauseUPRIGHT: innocence, new beginnings, free spirit.
The Fool embodies a sense of limitless possibility.He approaches life with an open heart and a carefree mindset, unbothered by uncertainty or the unknown. He believes the world is full of untapped opportunities waiting to be discovered.REVERSED: recklessness, taken advantage of, inconsideration.A reversed Fool card warns against impulsiveness and lack of preparation. This card is here to alert you on being more cautious.
The Magician
Gahyun in JusticeUPRIGHT: willpower, desire, skill, ability, concentration, manifestation.When you get the Magician in your reading, it might mean that it's time to tap into your full potential without hesitation. It might be in your new job, new business venture, a new love or something else. This card encourages making bold, purposeful choices.REVERSED: manipulation, talent, illusion.In reverse, the Magician may indicate deception, either from others or yourself. Someone may be hiding their true intentions. Your talents may be underused or misdirected, and there’s a risk of illusion replacing reality.
The High Priestess
Dami in Good NightUPRIGHT: intuition, mystery, spirituality, inner voice.This card suggests turning inward and trusting your instincts. The High Priestess represents the divine feminine and the mysteries of life, urging you to explore your spirituality through reflection, meditation, or prayer. She represents someone that is intuitive, and beginning to open to her or his spirituality. Meditation, prayer and new spiritual work is indicated.REVERSED: repressed intuition, hidden motives, superficiality, confusion, cognitive dissonance.You may be disconnected from your intuition or ignoring inner wisdom. Logic may fail you now, and confusion or misalignment may cloud your path. Reassess your direction through introspection and honest questioning... There is a lot of confusion around you.
The Empress
Yoohyeon in Deja VuUPRIGHT: divine feminine, sensuality, fertility, nurturing, creativity, beauty, abundance, nature.The Empress signifies motherhood, creativity, and growth. She can represent literal pregnancy or the birth of new projects and ideas. Surrounded by abundance, she brings comfort, nurturing, and successful outcomes.REVERSED: insecurity, overbearing, negligence, smothering, lack of growth, lack of progress.Too much focus on others may lead to personal neglect. The reversed Empress might indicate overbearing behavior or dependency on others. This imbalance can stifle both personal and relational growth. While the Empress's nature is of showering her loved ones with attention and care, this can sometimes go overboard. In a role reversal, perhaps a reversed Empress is finding her way into your life; it could also mean that you are relying on others to take care of you, and make decisions for you.
The Emperor
Dami in R.o.S.E BLUEUPRIGHT: stability, structure, protection, authority, control, practicality, focus, discipline.The Emperor represents strong leadership, logic, and the establishment of rules and structure. He brings clarity and discipline, often symbolizing a paternal figure or the need to take charge of a situation. He guides with a firm hand, following the calling of the crown above all else.REVERSED: tyrant, domineering, rigid, stubborn, lack of discipline, recklessness.A reversed Emperor can indicate misuse of authority or fear of responsibility. It may also point to struggles with rigid systems or oppressive leadership. Reevaluate your need for control.
The Hierophant
Handong in VisionUPRIGHT: tradition, social groups, conventionality, conformity, education, knowledge, beliefs.The Hierophant represents institutions, traditions, and collective values. It encourages you to follow established norms and seek wisdom through conventional channels like mentors or structured learning.REVERSED: rebellion, unconventionality, non-conformity, new methods, ignorance.You may be challenging conventional expectations and seeking your own truth. The reversed Hierophant urges you to question outdated systems and follow what feels right for your individual path. The Hierophant reversal meaning is mostly about questioning certain traditions and making sure that whatever it is that you do is the right thing for you in this certain moment.
The Lovers
Gahyun in You and IUPRIGHT: love, unions, partnerships, relationships, choices, romance, balance, unity.The primary meaning within the Lovers is harmony, attractiveness, and perfection in a relationship. This card signifies deep connections, trust, and balance in relationships. It also highlights important life choices and encourages alignment with your core values.REVERSED: disharmony, imbalance, conflict, detachment, bad choices, indecision.Reversed, the Lovers points to disconnection or inner conflict. Choices made without integrity may now have consequences. It’s time to take responsibility and realign with your true self. The disharmony can make daily life difficult and could be putting pressure on your relationships.
The Chariot
SuA in VisionUPRIGHT: success, ambition, determination, willpower, control, self-discipline, focus.The Chariot stands for triumph over adversity through focused action and discipline. It calls for taking the reins of your life and pushing forward with confidence and drive.REVERSED: forceful, no direction, no control, powerless, aggression, obstacles.The reversed Chariot can signal a loss of control or misdirected aggression. You may feel stuck or overly fixated on results. Accept that some things are beyond your control and refocus your energy wisely.
Justice
Dami in JusticeUPRIGHT: justice, karma, consequence, accountability, law, truth, honesty, integrity, cause and effect.The Justice tarot card appearing in a reading signals Fairness, truth, and accountability. Past actions are weighed; outcomes reflect your integrity.REVERSED: injustice, retribution, dishonesty, corruption, dishonesty, unfairness, avoiding accountability.A reversed Justice tarot card could indicate Injustice, dishonesty, or refusal to accept responsibility. Possibly facing unfair consequences.
The Hermit
Handong in PiriUPRIGHT: self-reflection, contemplation, withdrawal, solitude, search for self.A time for introspection, solitude, and soul-searching. You may be seeking truth or guidance. A mentor may also enter your life.REVERSED: loneliness, isolation, recluse, being anti-social, rejection, returning to society.When reversed, Isolation becomes harmful or lonely. You may be withdrawing too much or feeling cut off from others.
Wheel of Fortune
Yoohyeon in You and IUPRIGHT: Life is in constant motion—embrace changes and trust the process.Good fortune may be arriving unexpectedly. Do not forget that life is made up of both good and bad times.REVERSED: bad luck, lack of control, clinging to control, unwelcome changes, delays.Misfortune or setbacks beyond your control. Accepting them is the first step to moving forward. Like the wheel, our luck and our fate is always in motion, and sometimes we are not on the top.
Strength
Siyeon in Breaking OutUPRIGHT: Represents inner courage, resilience, compassion, and confidence.You stay strong during adversity and support others selflessly. This often leads to emotional and life stability.REVERSED: Indicates self-doubt, fear, and emotional fatigue.You may be disconnected from your passions or struggling with mental health. This can mean that you have forgotten all about your passions and the kind of joy, happiness, and fulfillment that came with doing what you love.
The Hanged Man
JiU in Breaking OutUPRIGHT: sacrifice, waiting, uncertainty, lack of direction, perspective, contemplation.The Hanged Man card could mean Pause and reflect before acting. Sacrifice may be needed to gain perspective or make informed decisions.REVERSED: stalling, disinterest, stagnation, avoiding sacrifice, standstill, apathy.The reversal meaning of the Hanged Man card represents feeling stuck or unrewarded. You're avoiding necessary sacrifices or stagnating in decision-making.
Death
JiU in MaisonUPRIGHT: transformation, endings, change, transition, letting go, release.The Death card signals Endings leading to transformation. Let go of the past to make space for something better.REVERSED: fear of change, repeating negative patterns, resisting change, stagnancy, decay.The Death reversal meaning is growth is blocked by resistance. You could be worried about letting go of the past, or you could not be sure of the changes that you need to make to go forward.
Temperance
Siyeon in MaisonUPRIGHT: Balance, peace, and moderation. Take a measured, thoughtful approach to life.The Temperance tarot card suggests moderation and balance, It suggests you are managing different aspects of life with grace and self-control. You're avoiding extremes and practicing patience in your actions and decisions.REVERSED: imbalance, excess, extremes, discord, recklessness, hastiness.Temperance in reversed is a reflection of imbalance, excess, or rushed decisions leading to stress or instability.
The Tower
Gahyun in Odd EyeUPRIGHT: disaster, destruction, upheaval, trauma, sudden change, chaos.The Tower represents sudden upheaval or collapse, leading to transformation. Let go of false structures for real growth.REVERSED: averting disaster, delaying the inevitable, resisting change.When you get the Tower card reversed, you can feel trying to avoid change. Remember that disruption is inevitable. It is time to rebuild on stronger foundations.
The Devil
Siyeon in VersuSUPRIGHT: oppression, addiction, obsession, dependency, excess, powerlessness, limitations.The devil upright could mean addiction, dependency, or destructive habits. You may feel trapped in a cycle of indulgence or powerlessness.REVERSED: independence, freedom, revelation, release, reclaiming power, reclaiming control.The upside down meaning of the Devil card can be liberation and self-awareness. You’re ready to break free from limiting patterns and regain control.
The Star
SuA in BocaUPRIGHT: hope, inspiration, positivity, faith, renewal, healing, rejuvenation.The Star brings hope, healing, and renewal after hardship. You're regaining strength and inspiration.REVERSED: hopelessness, despair, negativity, lack of faith, despondent.When the Star card is reversed, it means that you are feeling loss of faith and defeated. Challenges seem overwhelming, and self-belief is shaken.
The Moon
Yoohyeon in Celestial DreamUPRIGHT: illusion, intuition, uncertainty, confusion, complexity, secrets, unconscious.Symbolizes illusion, intuition, and uncertainty. You're venturing down an unclear path, guided only by intuition. Though shadows may conceal hidden fears or secrets, trusting your inner voice can lead to clarity. Stay mindful of what causes anxiety—whether present or anticipated.REVERSED: fear, deception, anxiety, misunderstanding, misinterpretation, clarity, understanding.A Moon reversal in a reading can sometimes indicate that you may be emerging from confusion, gaining clarity after a period of deception or anxiety. However, lingering fear or misinterpretation might still be influencing your choices. Gradual improvement is underway.
The Sun
JiU in Odd EyeUPRIGHT: happiness, success, optimism, vitality, joy, confidence, happiness, truth.The Sun card represents joy, success, positivity, and enlightenment. Like the sun’s rays, this card brings energy, confidence, and abundance. It’s a powerful sign of happiness, truth, and achievements across all areas of life.REVERSED: blocked happiness, excessive enthusiasm, pessimism, unrealistic expectations, conceitedness.In the reversed position, the Sun indicates happiness feels out of reach, or optimism may be clouded by setbacks or unrealistic expectations. Alternatively, you might be overly confident or ignoring key issues. It's important to stay grounded.
Judgement
Handong in JusticeUPRIGHT: self-evaluation, awakening, renewal, purpose, reflection, reckoning.The Judgement card appearing in a reading represents self-reflection, renewal, and personal evaluation. You're at a pivotal stage where you're ready to examine past choices and embrace growth. This awareness may inspire meaningful change, both in your inner world and external circumstances.REVERSED: self-doubt, lack of self-awareness, failure to learn lessons, self-loathing.The reversed Judgement card iIndicates self-doubt and avoidance of personal responsibility. Harsh self-judgment may block progress or cause missed opportunities. Growth comes by facing these fears and moving forward with confidence.
The World
OT7 in ScreamUPRIGHT: completion, achievement, fulfilment, sense of belonging, wholeness, harmony.The world card represents completion, fulfillment, and unity. A major life chapter is ending with a sense of achievement and harmony. You feel connected—within yourself and with the larger world—and ready to celebrate your progress.REVERSED: lack of closure, lack of achievement, feeling incomplete, emptiness.Despite outward accomplishments, a feeling of incompleteness or lack of closure remains. There might be something unresolved or a goal that feels unfulfilled even when met.
Ace of wands
UPRIGHT: New beginnings, inspiration, potential, creative energy, enthusiasm.This card doesn’t reflect creativity learned through formal education or casual hobbies- it's about boldly discovering your own voice and carving out a space to express your unique vision.REVERSED: Delayed projects, lack of motivation, missed opportunities, creative block.This card can also indicate delays or obstacles in ongoing projects, or having ideas without a clear path to execution. In such times, it’s wise to pause, be patient, and allow inspiration to return naturally.
Two of wands
UPRIGHT: Future planning, progress, decisions, discovery, ambition.It symbolizes exploration and discovery—a willingness to step outside your comfort zone and embrace new opportunities. Though the journey may feel uncertain at first, the Two of Wands urges you to stay focused and continue pushing ahead.REVERSED: Fear of the unknown, lack of planning, indecision, missed opportunities.The reversed Two of Wands signals a need to focus on long-term planning. Start by clarifying what truly matters to you, then map out how to reach those goals step by step.
Three of wands
UPRIGHT: Expansion, foresight, overseas opportunities, momentum, confidence.The Three of Wands suggests confident planning for the future. It indicates that your efforts are beginning to take shape, and you’re laying a solid foundation for long-term success.REVERSED: Playing small, lack of foresight, unexpected delays, obstacles.Your efforts may not have yielded the results you hoped for, possibly due to delays or obstacles. You need to pause and reflect on your long-term goals.
Four of wands
UPRIGHT: Celebration, harmony, marriage, home, community, joy.The Four of Wands represents joy, celebration, and a sense of harmony—especially within the home and among loved ones.REVERSED: Transition, tension, imprisonment, apathy, conflict.When reversed, the Four of Wands suggests a disruption in harmony and stability within your home or relationships. There may be tension or conflict among family or loved ones. Even after achieving something important, you might feel unsupported or uncelebrated by those closest to you.
Five of wands
UPRIGHT: Conflict, disagreements, competition, tension, diversity.The image on the Five of Wands symbolizes conflict or tension, either present or looming. It often points to communication problems where people refuse to listen to each other, resulting in chaotic arguments without resolution.REVERSED: Conflict avoidance, harmony, balance, cohesion, resolution.The reversed Five of Wands often suggests that your way of handling conflicts is to avoid them entirely, quickly removing yourself from difficult situations. While this can sometimes be beneficial, it may also cause unresolved issues to build up inside.
Six of wands
UPRIGHT: Success, public recognition, progress, self-confidence.This card signifies triumph, public recognition, and success. You have accomplished your goals and are receiving praise or awards for your efforts. It reflects your ability to focus your talents and overcome previous challenges (like those from the Five of Wands), leading to a victorious outcome.REVERSED: Private achievement, personal definition of success, fall from grace, egotism.When reversed, this card indicates self-doubt and a lack of confidence in your abilities and potential for success. You may feel like you’ve let yourself and others down, leading to a negative mindset. This suggests a need for external support and recognition to help rebuild your motivation and emotional strength.
Seven of wands
UPRIGHT: Challenge, competition, protection, perseverance, maintaining control.Similar to the Five of Wands, the Seven of Wands signifies ongoing struggles, but it focuses on defending your position rather than gaining it. After initial success, you’ll face challenges from competitors aiming for the same goals.REVERSED: Overwhelmingness, exhaustion, giving up, losing confidence.When reversed, this card suggests feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities and challenges, which may cloud your perspective. You might struggle with comparing yourself to others, leading to feelings of vulnerability and self-doubt. It can also indicate being judged or criticized by friends and family, adding to your stress.
Eight of wands
UPRIGHT: Rapid change, movement, action, travel, alignment, quick decisions.This card represents a surge of energy and momentum, indicating rapid progress and positive developments in various areas of your life. You may receive important news or experience swift, steady growth.REVERSED: Frustration, resistance to change, delays, panic.The reversed Eight of Wands emphasizes the need for patience. You may be feeling frustrated as obstacles arise from actions you set in motion earlier. It’s important to accept that the past can’t be changed, forgive yourself, and adjust your plans accordingly.
Nine of wands
UPRIGHT: Resilience, grit, persistence, boundaries, courage, cumulative stress.It suggests that although you’ve faced many trials—symbolized by the eight upright wands—you’ve managed to endure and come out stronger. Yet, one final challenge may still lie ahead before you can reach your goal.REVERSED: Inner strength, struggles, defensiveness, paranoia, fatigue.The card urges you to confront these fears and mental blocks. While it’s important to move carefully, don’t let fear hold you back from growth. Strength lies in acknowledging your vulnerabilities and still choosing to persevere.
Ten of wands
UPRIGHT: Burden, hard work, new responsibility, accomplishment.This card signifies that you've reached the end of a long and challenging journey—your hard work has paid off, and success is within reach. However, with this achievement comes great responsibility.REVERSED: Carrying the burden for others, uneven distribution of labor, burnout, inability to delegate.The reversed Ten of Wands suggests that you're carrying unnecessary burdens or responsibilities that no longer serve you. You may be overwhelmed by tasks or worries that aren’t truly yours to bear. This card is a call to reassess your load—let go of obligations, situations, or people that drain your energy without adding value
Page of wands
UPRIGHT: Inspiration, ideas, discovery, limitless potential, free spirit.This card symbolizes someone who is full of passion and vision, eager to explore new possibilities and pursue creative ideas. However, their inexperience and fear of the unknown may hold them back from taking action.REVERSED: Newly-formed ideas, redirecting energy, self-limiting beliefs, a spiritual path.This card suggests it's time to pause and reflect: Are your efforts aligned with your true purpose? Rather than clinging to plans that aren’t progressing, consider redirecting your energy toward more meaningful and grounded pursuits. Let go of distractions and focus on what truly matters.
Knight of wands
UPRIGHT: Energy, inspired action, passion, adventure, impulsiveness.The Knight of Wands represents high energy, adventure, and bold action. When this card appears, it signals a strong urge to move forward—whether through travel, a change of residence, or the enthusiastic pursuit of a new goal. You're feeling confident, passionate, and eager to make things happen.REVERSED: Haste, scattered thoughts, unfocused energy, frustration, anger, recklessness.The reversed Knight of Wands suggests frustration, delays, and a lack of forward momentum. You may feel stuck, impatient, or as though your energy isn’t being directed effectively. This card can reflect impulsiveness, scattered efforts, or an inability to turn plans into action
Queen of wands
UPRIGHT: Courage, independence, confidence, determination.The Queen of Wands represents someone with intense focus, passion, and confidence. She is bold, independent, and unafraid to stand out. While her strong will and self-assurance can sometimes come across as self-centered, her energy is inspiring and magnetic.REVERSED: Self-confidence, introversion, re-establishing your sense of self, selfishness, jealousy.Whether upright or reversed, the Queen of Wands symbolizes fertility and the emotions and energies that come with it. The card may suggest that someone around you needs your support right now.
King of wands
UPRIGHT: Leadership, vision, overcoming challenges, entrepreneurship, natural talent.The upright King of Wands symbolizes pure energy, but unlike other Wands cards, his focus isn’t just on creativity. Instead, he is a decisive leader who takes ideas and turns them into action. A natural-born leader, the King of Wands is highly capable and determined. Once he sets a goal, he commits fully to achieving it, ensuring his vision becomes reality.REVERSED: Impulsiveness, ruthlessness, unrealistic expectations, haste, overbearing.When reversed, this card depicts someone prone to rash, impulsive decisions. This person can come across as pushy, domineering, and overbearing. Although not usually acting with ill intent, these traits can be frustrating to others.
Ace of cups
UPRIGHT: New love, emotional beginnings, compassion, creativity, spiritual connection,The upright Ace of Cups signals a fresh emotional start and encourages you to let go of past emotional burdens. It suggests a time for renewal—perhaps through new relationships or experiences that bring emotional or spiritual fulfillment. This card often appears after a difficult or lonely period, marking the beginning of healing and the chance to embrace new, uplifting connections.REVERSED: Emotional blockage, repressed feelings, missed emotional opportunities, heartbreak.When the Ace of Cups appears reversed, it symbolizes emotional emptiness or pain, as if the cup's healing waters are being lost. This suggests a period of emotional instability, loss, or a decline in joy from something once meaningful.
Two of cups
UPRIGHT: Partnership, unity, mutual love, balanced relationships, deep connection.The Two of Cups represents a harmonious and balanced partnership, where both individuals are emotionally connected and mutually affect one another. It signifies unity, deep emotional bonds, and the joy of coming together as a strong, equal pair.REVERSED: Imbalance in relationship, separation, misunderstanding, disharmony.The reversed Two of Cups suggests a breakdown in harmony within a relationship. What was once a balanced and connected partnership is now marked by disconnection, tension, and emotional distance.
Three of cups
UPRIGHT: Celebration, friendship, community, joyful reunion, emotional support.The Three of Cups symbolizes joy, celebration, and meaningful connections. It represents a time of happiness shared with loved ones—whether through reunions, special occasions like weddings or birthdays, or simply enjoying time with friends and family.REVERSED: Gossip, overindulgence, isolation, third-party interference.The reversed Three of Cups suggests social disconnection or imbalance. You may be too preoccupied with responsibilities to enjoy time with friends, or you might be drifting apart from them over time. It can also point to disharmony within your social circle.
Four of cups
UPRIGHT: Apathy, contemplation, disconnection, boredom, missed opportunities.The Four of Cups reflects feelings of apathy, discouragement, and a lack of motivation. You may feel stuck, emotionally unfulfilled, or indifferent to both good and bad experiences.REVERSED: New outlook, awareness, seizing opportunities, emotional clarity.The reversed Four of Cups signifies a renewed openness to life and a readiness for a fresh start. After a period of emotional disconnection or apathy, you’re beginning to recognize life’s beauty and the opportunities around you.
Five of cups
UPRIGHT: Loss, regret, grief, focusing on the negative, disappointment.The Five of Cups represents disappointment and emotional pain when things don’t go as expected. It reflects a tendency to dwell on past regrets and missed opportunities, leading to self-pity. The focus is on emotional loss rather than material setbacks, suggesting that healing requires shifting your perspective and letting go of what cannot be changed.REVERSED: Acceptance, emotional recovery, forgiveness, moving on.Reversed, the Five of Cups indicates healing and acceptance of past regrets. You’re gaining insight into your experiences, appreciating the lessons learned, and recognizing how your struggles have built resilience.
Six of cups
UPRIGHT: Nostalgia, childhood memories, innocence, joy from the past.The upright Six of Cups symbolizes nostalgia, innocence, and generosity. It reflects a longing for simpler, happier times from your past—often childhood or youth—and the comfort found in revisiting those memories.REVERSED: Living in the past, clinging to old relationships, unrealistic nostalgia.The reversed Six of Cups warns against dwelling too much in the past. While reflecting on memories can be comforting, it’s important to focus on the present and move forward.
Seven of cups
UPRIGHT: Choices, fantasy, illusions, wishful thinking, indecision.The Seven of Cups highlights the need to distinguish between dreams and reality. It warns against wishful thinking and urges careful evaluation of your options, as not all possibilities are positive—some may be illusions or pitfalls.REVERSED: Clarity, decision-making, focus, moving past illusions.The reversed Seven of Cups highlights the negative side of dreams and illusions, suggesting confusion, unrealistic fantasies, or avoidance of reality through daydreaming. It may indicate uncertainty about what you truly want.
Eight of cups
UPRIGHT: Walking away, withdrawal, searching for deeper meaning, letting go.The Eight of Cups signals a time for change and moving on from what no longer fulfills you. Like a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly, this card represents leaving behind the familiar to seek deeper meaning and purpose.REVERSED: Fear of change, aimlessness, staying in an unfulfilling situation.The reversed Eight of Cups reflects confusion and uncertainty about which path to take, often leading to aimlessness and drifting through life without clear goals. It can also highlight feeling stuck—knowing something no longer brings joy but fearing the change and loss that leaving it would involve.
Nine of cups
UPRIGHT: Contentment, satisfaction, emotional fulfillment, wishes coming true.The Nine of Cups signifies emotional fulfillment and self-satisfaction after a journey of challenges and growth. Often called the "wish card", it represents achieving your deepest desires and enjoying a period of happiness and contentment. This card celebrates reaching a joyful, rewarding stage in life.REVERSED: Dissatisfaction, arrogance, greed, lack of emotional depth.The reversed Nine of Cups urges you to reassess what truly brings you fulfillment. Despite outward success or appearances, you may feel a deeper dissatisfaction or emptiness, often fueled by unmet desires or a need for recognition.
Ten of cups
UPRIGHT: Emotional bliss, happy family, lasting harmony, alignment in relationships.The Ten of Cups symbolizes complete emotional fulfillment, joy, and harmony in family and relationships. It represents a peaceful, loving, and contented state—where your dreams and needs are fully met, creating a sense of paradise. This card reflects true happiness that comes from deep connections and community, evolving from self-love to shared joy and lasting harmony.REVERSED: Broken relationships, family conflict, emotional disconnection.The reversed Ten of Cups indicates broken or strained relationships within family or community. The ideal of lasting happiness and harmony may feel shattered or unrealistic, leading to distance and disconnection instead of closeness. This card reminds you to nurture love, care, and respect in your relationships to restore and maintain harmony.
Page of cups
UPRIGHT: Creative opportunities, emotional curiosity, new relationships, intuitive messages.The Page of Cups encourages openness to new, intuitive ideas and creative inspiration, even if unexpected. When facing challenges or losing motivation, this card urges you to adopt a fresh perspective, stay persistent, trust your intuition, and believe in the possibility of achieving your dreams.REVERSED: Emotional immaturity, insecurity, creative blocks, ignoring intuition.The reversed Page of Cups signals a creative block, where you might be pursuing projects for reasons like money or recognition rather than joy. It urges you to reconnect with the original passion behind your work.
Knight of cups
UPRIGHT: Romantic gestures, charm, following the heart, emotional pursuit.The Knight of Cups is the most emotionally in-tune and intuitive among the Knights, embodying charm and sensitivity without losing strength or worth. He follows his heart over logic and often represents a romantic or creative messenger bringing emotional opportunities.REVERSED: Moodiness, unrealistic expectations, jealousy, manipulative behavior.Reversed, the Knight of Cups warns against letting emotions overly control your life, leading to jealousy, moodiness, or inaction. It highlights impulsiveness and premature judgments without enough information.
Queen of cups
UPRIGHT: Compassion, emotional security, deep empathy, nurturing energy.The Queen of Cups embodies compassion, sensitivity, and nurturing. She connects deeply with others emotionally and is known for her honesty and fairness. This card often represents a caring female figure entering your life or encourages you to seek support.REVERSED: Emotional instability, co-dependency, over-sensitivity, emotional repression.The reversed Queen of Cups suggests you’re out of touch with your emotions and may be struggling to express your true feelings, leading to bottled-up stress and potential emotional overflow. It can also indicate that your imagination is running wild, causing confusion between feelings and reality.
King of cups
UPRIGHT: Emotional balance, wisdom, diplomacy, maturity, control over emotions.The King of Cups is a powerful card symbolizing creativity, emotion, and the subconscious. He embodies emotional mastery, showing the ability to control feelings and impulses while maintaining balance between intellect and emotion.REVERSED: Emotional manipulation, mood swings, coldness, repressing emotions.The reversed King of Cups represents emotional instability, manipulation, and moodiness. When out of balance, he struggles to show compassion and wisdom, sometimes appearing kind but acting cold or controlling behind the scenes.
Ace of swords
UPRIGHT: Rebirth, beginning, new ideas, victory, action,
intelligence, determination.The Ace of Swords signifies the beginning of a new phase and a radical change that starts from your mind. There are new ideas, new perspectives and a sense of clarity; you can make decisions more easily.REVERSED: Block, inertia, aggression, indecision, caution,
obsession, stalemate.The reversed Ace of Swords indicates caution. The desire to evolve can lead to aggression and obsession. He neglects others and is not sincere with himself. Obsession leads him to a stalemate. Fears must be faced in order to evolve.
Two of swords
UPRIGHT: Relief, peace, truce, regeneration, rest.The Two of Swords announces the arrival of a serene period, peace after the storm, the moment in which it is possible to rest and regenerate, to recover strength. It is not a good time to act. It also indicates an internal conflict that one is trying to resolve, the difficulty of making a choice.REVERSED: Difficult decision, block, inability to move forward, isolation.The Two of Swords reversed indicates a difficult period and difficult choices to make. You are imprisoned and you cannot make a choice. It is a bad situation, and you must not give in to impulsiveness. You must be patient and see the problem from a different perspective.
Three of swords
UPRIGHT: Pain, separation, suffering, sadness, trauma, wound.The Three of Swords represents a moment of intense pain such as the loss of a loved one, the end of a love or friendship.REVERSED: End of the period of suffering, moving on, healing, new projects.The reversed Three of Swords announces the end of a period of suffering related to a breakup or loss. Having accepted these wounds, helps to move forward and in the right direction.
Four of swords
UPRIGHT: Rest, quiet, convalescence, regeneration.The Four of Swords represents a recovery phase after intense activity. You need to isolate yourself to restore your balance. Peace, quiet and serenity are necessary.REVERSED: Inability to take a break, stress, illness, difficulty, fatigue.The reversed Four of Swords indicates that it is impossible to take a break. The overload is proving harmful, exposing to stress and illness. This obstinacy indicates the inability to face problems.
Five of swords
UPRIGHT: Defeat, failure, cowardice, negativity, wickedness,
conflict.The Five of Swords represents a failure or defeat due to someone's wickedness or your own cowardice. Do not waste time and solve the problem or walk away and find another environment to start over. It represents both strength and destruction. It announces that you are preparing for a battle from which you will emerge victorious, but it will be a short-lived triumph, because the consequences will leave doubts and pain.REVERSED: Maturity, patience, reflection, absence of conflict, dialogue, thoughtfulness.The reversed Five of Swords has a positive interpretation because it warns against excessive aggression. It indicates a high degree of maturity and thanks to it, when faced with a disagreement it is good to take into consideration the opinion of others.
Six of swords
UPRIGHT: Transition, journey, overcoming obstacles, success.The Six of Swords indicates a period of transition but to make it happen you need to commit yourself fully and take on responsibilities. You need to commit yourself but without haste and patience, only in this way will you achieve success.REVERSED: Difficulty in detaching from the past, blockage,
inability to move forward.The Six of Swords reversed indicates the difficulty in detaching oneself from the past. This inability is a source of sadness and despair, because despite the efforts one always ends up back at the starting point. One must try to analyze the situation and keep in mind that it will not last forever.
Seven of swords
UPRIGHT: Absent-mindedness, brevity, superficiality, dishonesty, deceit.The Seven of Swords represents the attempt to reach a goal through shortcuts, with a superficial and discontinuous commitment. It indicates making a greater effort or giving up, but above all it indicates a betrayal. It translates as difficulty in taking one's responsibilities, in escaping the problem instead of facing it.REVERSED: Choice, intellectual challenges, reflection,
intelligence, planning.The reversed Seven of Swords indicates intellectual challenges that are difficult to accept and is synonymous with closure. It is good to accept change and plan the next moves. In order to move forward, you need to learn to make choices.
Eight of swords
UPRIGHT: Impotence, isolation, block, imprisonment, closure, doubt, limit.The Eight of Swords represents a state of impotence, a subjective inability to find solutions or there is nothing more that can be done. It indicates a period of isolation, where one is trapped in one's own mental chaos. By listening to one's instincts and emotions one will understand the problem.
It also advises against being impulsive and making decisions, because they would be wrong and dangerous. It will be necessary to seek calm and be patient, to devise an action plan to be able to free oneself.REVERSED: Freedom, evolution, new perspectives, strength.The Eight of Swords reversed is a positive card because it indicates an evolution. You face problems with a new point of view, without self-imposed limits. You have finally become aware of your own values and abilities.
Nine of swords
UPRIGHT: Worry, anguish, depression, problems, fear, crisis.The Nine of Swords indicates a person who worries excessively about problems, making them bigger. The mind wanders between worry and anguish; one cannot be positive. It seems that the situation is darker than it really is. This card advises you to push yourself to take back the reins of your destiny.REVERSED: End of a period of crisis, serenity, maturity, overcoming obstacles, changes.The Nine of Swords reversed symbolizes the end of a period of crisis. It is as if we woke up from a bad nightmare. We are able to look to the future with serenity, with the awareness of overcoming the obstacles in our path and taking control of our life again. This evolution has brought changes that have been welcomed with open arms.
Ten of swords
UPRIGHT: Failure, serious difficulties, defeat, pain, end.The Ten of Swords symbolizes a brutal end. It indicates the presence of great difficulties, letting go and being defeated. It is like a stab in the back that leaves you dismayed. The only way to move forward is for something to die or be erased, holding on to a faint hope. It advises us to learn from failures, to look at things from another point of view and to accept the situation.REVERSED: Rebirth, renewal, transformation, analysis, detachment.The Ten of Swords reversed indicates rebirth, evolution and renewal. Rather than playing the victim, it suggests distancing oneself, in order to analyze, evolve and progress. It instills hope at a time when all seems lost.
Page of swords
UPRIGHT: Communication, motivation, dynamism, fast.The Page of Swords is a fast and dynamic person, constantly changing places and going in every direction. It favors communication and is full of ideas. It suggests that you are exploring new ways of communicating. No obstacle can stop you; you will have the strength necessary to achieve your goals.REVERSED: Counterproductive, block, haste, arrogance, immorality.The reversed Page of Swords has two meanings. The first is that you have a lot of energy that you tend to waste, with counterproductive behavior, hindering your goals; it advises you to slow down to better define your projects. In the second case, it indicates a block that makes it impossible to move forward; what he says and what he does do not match, his words are empty words. The card advises you to dissolve these doubts by understanding the reason for this inaction.
Knight of swords
UPRIGHT: Unpredictable, tenacity, dynamism, will, ambition.The Knight of Swords represents a path of growth that has not yet ended, a stubborn person who rides towards his mission. It indicates the achievement of the objectives set.REVERSED: Impulsiveness, conflict, arrogance, ambition.The reversed Knight of Swords is not a very auspicious sign, although it represents the same characteristics as its upright version, but it puts them in the guise of defects. Impulsiveness leads to dead ends or roads that no one wants to travel. Acting without thinking makes you make mistakes. Ambition leads to not considering the points of view of others. Aggression leads to conflict and isolation.
Queen of swords
UPRIGHT: Independence, intelligence, rationality, severity.The Queen of Swords represents balance and justice. You need to analyze a situation thoroughly to understand the path to take, without being influenced by emotions.REVERSED: Lack of intellect, instinct, emotion, hypocrisy.The Queen of Swords reversed indicates that in a dangerous situation you are not using your intellect but relying on instinct and emotion. It advises you to be rational and not to be influenced by emotions. In some cases, it indicates a haughty person, capable of hurting with words and advises you to stay away from them.
King of swords
UPRIGHT: Intellect, authoritative, power, reflection, control.The King of Swords represents a true leader, capable of achieving his goals, has an excellent capacity for analysis and is not inclined towards feelings. If it comes out, it indicates that through reason and logic, one reaches success.REVERSED: Obsession, manipulation, despotism, vanity,
difficulty deciding, egocentrism.The King of Swords reversed is often associated with a self-confident, vain person, focused on their goals that have turned into real obsessions. They use persuasion to achieve their goals, with a manipulative and dystopian attitude. It often refers to the difficulty of making decisions, the fear of change and the inability to evolve.
Ace of coins
UPRIGHT: Prosperity, abundance, security, solidity, career.The Ace of Coins represents the arrival of prosperity, solidity, and the concrete realization of projects. It is an auspicious card. It indicates the beginning of something new, seizing opportunities more easily. In some cases, the abundance you will receive will not be due to your work but to destiny, such as the arrival of an unexpected gift or something inherited.REVERSED: Difficulty in making a choice, indecision, impulsiveness, obsession.The Ace of Coins reversed indicates to calmly evaluate a situation, without taking risks, weighing the pros and cons. It can also indicate the difficulty of making a choice, a difficult decision that leads to paralysis. To resolve it, you must accept the change and understand which direction to go.
Two of coins
UPRIGHT: Change, precariousness, balance, reflection, choice.The Two of Coins announces a fluctuating phase in which it is necessary to remain in balance, even if it will not be easy. It indicates the need to seek perfect harmony between all areas of one's life. In some cases, it represents a choice to be made.REVERSED: Difficulties (even economic ones), imbalance, instability, blockage.The Two of Coins reversed can indicate difficulty in managing one's finances, the inability to assume one's responsibilities due to psychological stress. It recommends reflecting on oneself to overcome the thing. It can also indicate an imbalance between the various areas of life; the objectives
set are utopias rather than concrete projects. The solution is to stop for a moment and find a winning strategy.
Three of coins
UPRIGHT: Construction, design, work, implementation,
dedication.The Three of Coins is a message of encouragement, which urges you to preserve the path you have chosen. It indicates that it is an opportune time to build and lay the foundations for the future. It is the time to work consistently. If you work hard and have a clear goal, success is assured.REVERSED: Carelessness, chaos, thoughtlessness, obstacles, rivalry.The Three of Coins reversed represents the difficulty in making plans for the future. There is mental chaos, and it is difficult to see anything. It advises you to devise an effective plan of action and above all with patience you will be able to get out of it. Alternatively, it indicates a toxic environment or context, from which you must distance yourself.
Four of coins
UPRIGHT: Prosperity, stability, thrift.The Four of Coins advises you to have a pragmatic and concrete attitude. This is not the right time for daydreaming. Try to finish projects before starting new ones.REVERSED: Avarice, greed, selfishness, immaturity.The reversed Four of Coins has two meanings. In the first it represents great avarice. In the second it represents a difficulty in consolidating, avoiding responsibilities, without worrying about the future. It advises learning to be more far-sighted because this attitude can prove harmful.
Five of coins
UPRIGHT: Difficulty, precariousness, poverty, illness,
negativity, insecurity.The Five of Coins announces economic or work problems, unexpected expenses, delays, difficulties. It advises not to let yourself get down but to fix the situation and pay attention.REVERSED: End of a difficult period, serenity, opportunity,
improvement.The Five of Coins reversed if drawn is a good card. It often announces the end of a period of great difficulty; you can breathe a sigh of relief and look serenely to the future thanks to the support of your loved ones.
Six of coins
UPRIGHT: Abundance, success, giving and receiving,
generosity, gift.The Six of Coins indicates material success but advises us to be generous and accept what awaits us. It represents sharing and empathy. In some cases, it indicates having to show gratitude for something we receive.REVERSED: Debt, imbalance, selfishness, irresponsibility.The Six of Coins reversed indicates that sharing only happens in one direction; everything that is lent will be lost forever. In other cases, it indicates spending more than one has; therefore, it advises managing finances as best as possible to regain balance.
Seven of coins
UPRIGHT: Dissatisfaction, disappointment, failure, discouragement.The Seven of Coins indicates that the result of one's work was not what we expected. It can indicate a poor result or something that does not correspond to our expectations. It suggests looking on the bright side of the situation and not focusing on the disappointment.REVERSED: Block, difficulty for future projects, commitment, reflection, investment.The Seven of Coins reversed indicates difficulty in making future plans. You are trapped in an unsatisfactory and unpleasant daily routine. It advises you to better define the goals to be achieved and to detach yourself from habits that block you. This card reminds you that the future is built in the present.
Eight of coins
UPRIGHT: Industriousness, prudence, work, saving, commitment, perseverance.The Eight of Coins indicates that the way to reach a goal is regular, continuous and precise work. You don't have to find new solutions or a different approach, but you must continue working hard and simply, so there will be no problems.REVERSED: Obstacles, perfectionism, delay, stagnation.The Eight of Coins reversed indicates obstacles that impede progress. These obstacles may be related to perfectionism: one is too focused on details rather than on the overall goal. It advises avoiding unnecessary waste of energy and showing greater flexibility.
Nine of coins
UPRIGHT: Wealth, inheritance, power, joy, serenity.The Nine of Coins indicates inherited wealth, not earned by one's own efforts. It foretells good fortune in the financial sphere and instils security. It also indicates material success, abundance and wealth. This card advises taking a break from work to enjoy the wealth accumulated.REVERSED: Disappointment, obstacles, obsession, fatigue,
impatience.The Nine of Coins reversed represents three different situations. In one, it can refer to a disappointment, to not being able to reach one's goals due to some obstacles. In the second case, it indicates excessive work and obsession, advising to take a break to avoid a burnout. In the third case, it encourages to invest energy in a more balanced way.
Ten of coins
UPRIGHT: Prosperity, inheritance, home, family, stability,
success, achievement.The Ten of Coins represents fulfillment. It shows the way to material success, wealth and prosperity. It teaches us that the road to success is built over time thanks to relationships. It indicates a safe and welcoming place, a home or a family. It tells us that we are about to reap the fruits of our labor and that it is not a period of action at all, but a time of pause. It can also indicate balance, stability and satisfaction.REVERSED: Block, loss, delay, failure, disappointment.The reversed Ten of Coins represents a block, especially from a financial point of view. You have the impression of not having achieved what you aspired to. It can indicate unfortunate periods such as the loss of a job or a period of unemployment, bringing a lot of psychological stress. It can also indicate a short-lived love relationship, with a partner interested in the material aspect rather than the sentimental one.
Page of coins
UPRIGHT: Materiality, determination, concreteness,
simplicity.The Page of Coins is a young and simple individual who is still learning. It indicates a change coming, the beginning of something new in terms of stability and materiality.REVERSED: Block, dissatisfaction, lack of resources, not being ready, distancing.The reversed Page of Coins has three interpretations. The first indicates an evolutionary block, perhaps due to lack of time or enthusiasm or too many commitments. In the second case, it indicates a lack of foresight, in which one is trapped in a life that no longer satisfies and from which one cannot escape. In the third case, it urges one to unplug, because one is too obsessed with one's mission, to the point of neglecting one's social life.
Knight of coins
UPRIGHT: Reliability, concreteness, consistency, rigor,
planning, responsibility.The Knight of Coins indicates a path of growth that is not yet complete. With method and perseverance, one will be able to achieve success. With a great capacity for reflection and effective strategies, one builds a winning
career plan.REVERSED: Discomfort, obsession, stubbornness, rigidity,
coldness, laziness.The reversed Knight of Coins has two interpretations. The first indicates a discomfort in knowing how to manage the material things of life; you are unable to follow through with your projects and to remedy this, it advises you to be more constant. In the second case, it represents an obsession with your work, neglecting your social life.
Queen of coins
UPRIGHT: Concreteness, prosperity, stability, wealth, materialism, security.The Queen of Coins indicates prosperity and abundance, stability (economic). With her own strength she makes a career and encourages one to move forward. She is often associated with a maternal role and with her wisdom and intelligence.REVERSED: Difficulty keeping commitments, imbalance, selfishness, superficiality, greed.The Queen of Coins reversed represents a person who is a prisoner of their commitments, struggling to keep them, bringing a sense of imbalance and frustration. It can also indicate the inability to create connections and bonds with others.
King of coins
UPRIGHT: Success, achievement, concreteness, reliability, worker.The King of Coins indicates financial and professional success. He is the head of the family, who works hard for the people he loves. Step by step, with methodical, constant work and patience, he achieves his goals, without being influenced by external factors.REVERSED: Detachment, rupture, obsession, excess, greed, domination, authority, amorality.The King of Coins reversed recalls a king who has been deposed from the throne. The need for accumulation has made him distance himself from the people he loves. It can therefore refer to a breakup or a divorce in sentimental or family matters. It represents someone obsessed with power
and money, ready to do anything for his success. It therefore symbolizes excess.