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.

The Tower

Tower represent disaster, emotional ‘meltdowns’ and/or tantrums, anger issues, upheaval, sudden change that is caused by disruption and revelations that rock the foundation of the person, household, organization or even country, depending on the nature of the question.

The Tower reversed denotes secrets and lies that would have brought down the false structures remain hidden and there is no shake-up. There is no destruction and the Tower remains standing.

Five of Cups

Five of Cups is the card for regrets and disappointment, especially in love. A relationship might not have turned out the way you would have liked it to.

Five of Cups reversed indicates disappointment in love and emotional matters. The two cups that still upright spill out when this card shows up reversed which denotes the seeker might be emotionally totally drained, usually by relationships.

Knight of Wands

Knight of Wands denotes a person who is traveling through life at a high-speed, living life in the fast lane. This is someone who will be the life of the party.

Knight of Wands reversed indicates a bully who wants to win at any costs. This is someone with acting talent who can turn his charm on and off and manipulate to get his way.

Page of Cups

Page of Cups denotes a young person with gentle and sensitive nature. This is someone who lives in wonder and can be quite naive at times.

Page of Cups reversed indicates, someone who is hard to motivate, they are feeling sad and bring down others with their gloomy nature. They might promise a lot, but deliver little if any.

King of Swords

King of Swords denotes a professional man who is at the top of his game. This is an expert in his field and would have had to study to acquire this knowledge.

King of Swords reversed indicates a man who will manipulate facts to get his own ways. There is a block when it comes to integrity and objectivity. This is someone opinionated and biased.

The Hierophant

The Hierophant represents group consciousness, religion, your belief system, ceremony, traditions, kindness, charity, giving guidance in the form of spiritual counseling.

The Hierophant reversed denotes prudence, silliness and hypocrisy. There are rules but no knowledge of why these rules are of importance. The ego is without guidance. There is an inflexibility in the system and in the people of the system. It can be an institution who control information and the leaders make themselves rich while the poor remains poor.

The Hermit

The Hermit represents spending time alone, being a lone wolf, soul-searching, seeking spiritual guidance, introspection.

The Hermit reversed indicates isolation and paranoia. There is no insight rather there is a twisted and vicious side to the person. This also denotes someone who is very lonely and is ‘loosing’ their grip on reality due to the amount of time they spend by themselves.