Tarot Celtic Cross

Five: Six (6) of Swords Four: Ace (1) of Cups One: Three (3) of Cups Two: Queen (13) of Wands Six: King (14) of Pentacles Three: King (14) of Wands	Ten: Seven (7) of Pentacles
	Nine: Six (6) of Pentacles
	Eight: Three (3) of Wands
	Seven: Queen (13) of Pentacles

A few words on the possible meanings of the above cards and their positions:

• One: The heart of the matter, the present environment, or the primary factor.
  • Cups: Spiritual experience, emotions, inner feelings
  • Three (3) of Cups: presents a different aspect of a suit. This carries the meaning of joyful social contact, although it may be considered to be rather superficial. There's agreement, general harmony, frivolity, and sometimes it is associated with birth.
• Two: The Opposing factor, a factor for change, a secondary or reinforcing factor.
  • Wands: Movement, action, creativity, enthusiasm, adventure, confidence
  • Queen (13) of Wands: Quiet, relaxed, natural, feminine, mature representation of suit's themes. The Queen of Wands is said by some to represent one's basic instinct. Her strength and task are providing inital imputs.
• Three: The root cause, the unconscious influence, the deeper meaning, the unknown factor.
  • Wands: Movement, action, creativity, enthusiasm, adventure, confidence
  • King (14) of Wands: Practical, assertive, strong, mature, masculine representation of suit's themes. The King of Wands identifies a person as active, a passionate heart. The throne he sits on has no top, indicating infinite possibilities.
• Four: The past, a receding influence, a resolved factor, a quality to let go.
  • Cups: Spiritual experience, emotions, inner feelings
  • Ace (1) of Cups: Theme of Suit. The Ace of Cups's meaning is that of joy and inner peace from friends and family. The 5 streams pouring out of the cup represent the 5 senses: sight, sounds, hearing, taste and touch.
• Five: Attitudes and beliefs, conscious influence, the goal or purpose, an alternate future.
  • Swords: Intellect, thought, reason, justice, truth
  • Six (6) of Swords: presents a different aspect of a suit. A hasty decision, greed and/or thoughtless behavior, the individual acts in an impulsive fashion. It represents secret plans, hidden dishonor, frustration and the possibility of failure.
• Six: The future, an approaching influence or unresolved factor, a quality to embrace.
  • Pentacles: racticality, security, material concerns, Earth, nature, wealth
  • King (14) of Pentacles: Practical, assertive, strong, mature, masculine representation of suit's themes. As with the rest of the court cards, he may signify contact with a person of this high stature, or in some cases, reflect qualities that the querant himself expresses in the subject at hand.
• Seven: You as you are, could be, present yourself or as you see yourself.
  • Pentacles: racticality, security, material concerns, Earth, nature, wealth
  • Queen (13) of Pentacles: Quiet, relaxed, natural, feminine, mature representation of suit's themes.
• Eight: The outside environment, another's viewpoint, another's expectations, you as others see you.
  • Wands: Movement, action, creativity, enthusiasm, adventure, confidence
  • Three (3) of Wands: presents a different aspect of a suit. This card symbolizes enterprise, trade, or commerce.
• Nine: Guidance, a key factor, hopes and fears, or an overlooked factor.
  • Pentacles: racticality, security, material concerns, Earth, nature, wealth
  • Six (6) of Pentacles: presents a different aspect of a suit. Having or Not Having: Resources, Knowledge, or Power
• Ten: The outcome--be it overall, the outcome's inner state, actions, or effects.
  • Pentacles: racticality, security, material concerns, Earth, nature, wealth
  • Seven (7) of Pentacles: presents a different aspect of a suit. Assessment, Reward, Direction Change

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