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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Temperance

Temperance represents balanced interaction between the elements to create something new and fresh. Temperance includes all the elements in such a way that it brings out the best of each substance. When the Temperance card shows up in your life there is great balance and strength between the different areas and people in your life that are working together.

Temperance reversed indicates that the balance between two opposing elements to create a third goes terribly wrong. This card often shows up when two different people who could bring out the best in each other instead bring out the worst.

Four of Wands

Four of Wands is the card for harmony and developing on a larger scale, often expanding your living situation, and also being stronger connected to a community.

Four of Wands reversed indicates the foundation not laid or not ready.

Three of Wands

Three of Wands is the card for writers and writing jobs and freelancers. It is also the card that follows the manifesting the querent did in Two of Wand, and the querent has now lived a new and exciting opportunity or dream.

Three of Wands reversed indicates there is a delay in rewards and a delay in a payoff. The seeker might be out of their league, unable to cope with the demands.

King of Pentacles

King of Pentacles symbolizes a successful businessman or a person in a manager position. This is a stable and authoritative character, who is hard-working and dependable.

King of Pentacles reversed indicates someone who is too conservative and who won’t take any chances. He is reluctant in making any changes in the way things are. He is likely to be a miser and a hoarder.

Five of Swords

Five of Swords is the card for defeat and betrayal, conflict and unhealthy competition. Words will be hurtful, lies will be told and your weaknesses used against you.

Five of Swords reversed denotes conflict and arguments remaining unresolved, often dragging on indefinitely.

Strength

Strength represents our courage, passions, strength, self-confidence, patience and compassion. Strength reminds us to follow our passions, to take the time to do the things that make us tick, that makes us strong within ourselves and which builds confidence and self-worth.

Strength reversed denotes a lack of courage, lack of passion, fear, even timidity and impatience. Weak will and lack of backbone are indicated when this card shows up reversed. The lion remains untamed, often due to a fear of standing out due to peer pressure.

Three of Swords

Three of Swords denotes heartbreak. sorrow, pain and separation. Sometimes the separation is only temporary, other times it is final.

Three of Swords reversed indicates there is blocked grief stored in the person’s heart. The querent might be afraid of grieving and is internalizing.

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.

Devil

Devil represents the primal source of behavior that shows itself in the form of our desires and earthly needs. It also represents our fears that causes addiction and compulsive behavior.

Devil reversed indicate temptations resisted, stricter moral kept, and they escape the chains from the devil. The querent might be too restricted in their life, and they have little or no desires that drive them.