Relationship Cross Reading

The Relationship Cross Reading is a very interesting Tarot spread.  The card to the left (#1 in the Tarot Spread Legend) represents Your Role in the relationship. The card to the right (#2 in the Tarot Spread Legend) represents the Role of your Partner in the relationship. The card at the top of the cross (#3 in the Tarot Spread Legend) represents the Foundation of the Relationship. The card in the center of the cross (#4 in the Tarot Spread Legend) represents the Current Situation of the Relationship. Finally the card at the bottom of the cross (#5 in the Tarot Spread Legend) represents the Probable Outcome, the Future of the Relationship.

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Eight of Wands

Eight of Wands speaks of swift action and progress. It often shows up when there is a visitor coming, or when the querent is visiting someone.

Eight of Wands reversed indicates lack of energy and slowness, and things are not moving in the right direction. There might be poor time management and delays.

Justice

Justice represents all kinds of legal matters, the spiritual laws of truth and cause and effect. When the Justice card shows up it reminds us to be lawful and fair to achieve the best result.

Justice reversed denotes injustice, unfairness, imbalance. You are either getting too much or too little of what you need. Something might be preventing the energy of fairness and balance from succeeding.

Six of Swords

Six of Swords is about crossing the troubled sea and entering into calmer water. This is the card for finding solutions and implementing them, often bringing other people with you in the process, i.e, your family, friends, and colleagues.

Six of Swords reversed indicates travel plans being held up or delayed. It also means difficulty in problem solving, especially mental tasks like maths and science.

The Moon

The Moon represents illusions, intuition, fantasies, fears and anxiety. When the Moon appears things might not be quite as they seem. Your insecurities might be running high or you find yourself on the receiving end of other people’s insecurities.

The Moon reversed indicates primitive forces at play, a long dark night of the soul. Intuition and creativity are blocked, a sexual block is also possible.

Seven of Swords

Seven of Swords denotes someone is moving forward in less than honorable ways. There is often dishonesty connected with this card and trying to get away with something or trying to get out of something by lying.

Seven of Swords reversed indicates clumsiness and forgetfulness, especially when it comes to recollecting what lies have been told and to whom.

Empress

Empress represents feminine power, a nurturer and a family oriented person, our mother or a mother figure, abundance, femininity, fertility and the love of the home and family.

Empress reversed indicates neglect and a lack of attention where there should be nurturing. She can represent a mother who gives little affection and hardly any protection to her child. The child can also symbolize a project, a relationship, an enterprise, the home and a business that need attention but are instead being left unattended.

The Fool

The Fool represents new beginnings, having faith in the future, being inexperienced, not knowing what to expect, having beginners’ luck, improvising, believing that the Universe provides, having no strings attached, being carefree.

The Fool reversed indicates new beginnings being blocked, the path is hidden and the querent is having difficulties seeing the world with fresh eyes.”

Eight of Pentacles

Eight of Pentacles symbolize craftsmanship in regards to work. It can also mean doing an apprenticeship and/or learning a new skill.

Eight of Pentacles reversed indicates tedious work with little gains. The seeker might be overdue for a promotion they deserve but are not getting.

Wheel of Fortune

Wheel of Fortune is the Big destiny card in the tarot deck. What is meant to be is meant to be. In the tarot when the Wheel of Fortune turns up, it means that the events and people in your life are in your life due to it being pre-decided by destiny.

Wheel of fortune reversed indicates bad luck and misfortune. Instead of hitting the top of the wheel and moving forward, you are hitting the bottom, often stagnating. The wheel might not be turning at all and much-needed change is eluding you.