Here is the interpretation of your free destiny tarot reading. Each of your seven cards answers a different question about your life — read them position by position.
This card carries the meaning of someone convalescing, somewhat limited in their ability to react after suffering a disappointment. However, the problems you face are no longer serious; the worst is over, and now is the time to look for energy within yourself to move forward.
The block is more mental than real: you lack energy that you have lost somewhere along the way. The card asks you to take a step forward, to dare to unleash all the energies you have been holding back.
Although on its own it does not signify a magical spell, it can warn of other people trying to act against you through dark arts (witchcraft, spells)—or simply working against your interests.
Victory. Have faith—good news is coming, and you can win everything you hold dear. You will succeed only if you keep trying. Trust in yourself; be certain that you have been given the abilities and the opportunities to reach your goals and dreams.
Relax and focus on the task, and that will bring success. Relationships will improve, and you will know the victory of the will over the physical world—the power to change destiny and thoughts.
Success comes from working as a group to reach a goal. You will experience the resolution of difficulties and differences. Trust your instincts and intuitions. Direct everything toward a state of open confidence.
The meaning of the Four of Swords is retreat. That retreat may be prompted by different causes:
A battle you cannot win. Better to stay out of it.
A conflict in which aggression and combativeness are not the right attitude for resolving things.
You need time to rest and recover your strength. Rest is necessary for the health of body and soul.
You must wait for the right moment to undertake your project.
You need a period of inner reflection. Life sometimes demands constant action, always doing something. You must find the right moment to think.
Emotionally, the Four of Swords can be read with the figure of Sleeping Beauty in mind: the right suitor has not yet arrived. You must know how to wait for him without growing impatient.
There is no mistaking the meaning of this card: a great sorrow is searing your heart. Evil has shown itself before your eyes. There are no illusions, doubts, or fears here. A partner has betrayed you, or a dearly loved family member has passed away.
A deception or infidelity coming to light is usually the most common reading of this card, though context is obviously very important.
Do not try to run from this pain. The only possible way through is to take it in and let whatever love remains inside you heal the wounds. You must pass through a painful period and come out of it stronger.
In another sense, the Three of Swords can point to emotional numbness, a rejection of romantic relationships, perhaps because of pain suffered in the past—an overly rational attitude that leads you to refuse to begin new relationships for fear they will go wrong.
In questions about pregnancy, the card warns of considerable problems. A miscarriage may be on the way.
The card can also refer to a painful and complicated operation, followed by a process of rehabilitation.
The Nine of Swords suggests a person going through moments of great pain. They may have lost a child, or a parent. They may have just learned that someone very close to them has a terrible illness.
It is a sudden, unbearable pain that affects you physically and mentally. If in the Three of Swords recovery is already underway, here the pain has only just made itself known. There is no healing process yet of any kind.
The card can mean very bad news, just revealed, in the face of which there is nothing you can do.
Regarding health, it can point to serious sleep disorders, or even to some great illness about to be revealed. If you are waiting on test results, they will most likely be unfavorable.
It may also be, however, that all these worries, like the swords, are hanging in the air—only inside your head. If you are able to reflect, you will realize they can be solved. But for that, you must be able to pull yourself together. This sense stands in contrast to the reversed Three of Swords, where you refuse to solve your problems by taking an emotional stance. Here, the mind must prevail.
Virtue and integrity: the union of mind, heart, and will working in harmony with one another. You have the ability to foresee new possibilities long before they become reality. New business ventures will prosper alongside your business partner—someone willing to assist you, a creative partnership. You may receive the help you need from someone intelligent and well educated. This card indicates the potential beginning of an enterprise. Your foundation is firm, and the work can continue without fear.
You have intuition; you are able to see a little farther than the people around you, and you have many “strange” experiences.
Before launching the venture, you should have a clear understanding of what is yours and what your responsibilities and assets are. You may get carried away by excitement over your business vision and share it enthusiastically with others, even if at times you never actually get to work on the projects you talk about. Set the enthusiasm aside and take action.
You tend to want two projects at the same time, but to set out on new paths you must first consolidate the ones you already have—otherwise they can be neglected and stop working.
The love you feel for the important people in your life is strong and faithful; it can be felt even from a distance.
Maintain your current commitment to your existing situations and relationships while seeking new friends, lovers, and adventures. Prepare yourself to move forward. Be open to helping everyone, including yourself.
Know that everyone suffers in some way, and that accepting everyone's weaknesses and shortcomings through tolerance is very important.
Commit to the unconditional love of helping others in everything; it is possible to heal through love, with kindness and patience. Compassion is love, and its results renew the spirit. Follow and trust your intuition: love is the divine power of healing—know it and put it into practice.
Devote yourself body and soul to spiritual purposes. The right decisions have been made, and change is in motion.
Optimism is “knowing that you know”—a kind of confidence that feeds the commitment to work in earnest.
Finally, keep one eye on the past, the other on the future, and walk through life in balance.
Although this card may seem to represent death, there is no need to go that far: it represents, rather, the end of something—a painful process that is finally coming to a close.
The figure has been tortured, the swords driven in one after another at points that were not vital. But in the end he has died, and with that the pain has come to an end, an interruption. There will be no more harm; from now on, it is time to prepare for rebuilding.
Think of processes of gradual decline that finally reach their end. Debts tormented you, but once the house was repossessed, that torment was over. It was not a happy ending, but there is no more suffering to come.
A relationship that caused you more pain than pleasure finally breaks apart. It is an exit that will bring you peace and calm in the future.
The card can also refer to a series of excesses committed over time, for which payment is finally being demanded.
References to health are unavoidable. Chronic back pain may be a recurring problem for you. Think also of acupuncture: that treatment may be the solution (or may not be, if you are already using it) to a condition you are treating some other way.