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 speaks of someone who is on the mend but still somewhat limited in their ability to respond, having come through a real disappointment. But the problems ahead are no longer serious: the worst is past, and now is the time to look inside yourself for the energy to move forward.
The block is more in your mind than in reality — you are missing an energy you have lost somewhere along the way. The card is asking you to take a step forward, to dare to release all those forces you have been keeping under wraps.
On its own it does not point to a spell being cast, but it can warn you that other people may be trying to work against you through dark means (witchcraft, hexes) — or simply going about things in a way that is harmful to you.
Victory. Have faith: good news is on its way and you can achieve whatever matters to you. Success will come — but only if you keep trying. Believe in yourself and rest assured that you have been given the capabilities and the opportunities to reach your goals and your dreams.
Relax and focus on the task at hand — that is what will bring the success. Your relationships are going to improve, and you will know the victory of will over the physical world: the power to change fate and thought alike.
Success grows from working together towards a shared goal. You will see difficulties resolve and differences smooth over. Trust your instincts and your intuition. Direct everything towards a state of open, grounded confidence.
The Four of Swords means retreat, and that retreat may be called for by any number of reasons:
A battle you are not going to win. Better to stand aside.
A conflict where aggression and the will to fight are entirely the wrong approach.
You need time to rest and recover your strength. Rest is essential for the health of body and soul.
You must wait for the right moment before you set your project in motion.
You need a period of inward reflection. Life sometimes demands constant action, always being busy, and you have to carve out space simply to think.
Emotionally, the Four of Swords reads well with Sleeping Beauty in mind: the right person has not yet arrived. You need to be able to wait for them without growing restless.
There is no softening the meaning of this card: a profound sorrow is burning through your heart. The blow has come clearly, without illusions, without room for doubt or denial. A partner has betrayed you, or someone you deeply loved has died.
Betrayal or infidelity brought to light is the most common reading, though context always matters greatly.
Do not try to run from this pain. The only way through is to absorb it and let whatever love still lives inside you begin to heal the wounds. You must pass through a painful time and come out of it stronger.
In another sense, the Three of Swords can speak of an emotional armour — a rejection of close relationships, perhaps because of an old wound. An overly rational stance that makes you refuse to let anything new begin, for fear it will go wrong again.
If the question concerns pregnancy, this card warns of serious complications. A miscarriage may be on the way.
It can also point to a painful, complicated surgical procedure followed by a period of recovery.
The Nine of Swords brings to mind someone living through moments of profound pain. Perhaps they have lost a child, or a parent. Perhaps they have just learnt that someone very close to them is suffering from a terrible illness.
This is a sudden, unbearable pain that touches you both physically and mentally. If the Three of Swords finds you already on the road to recovery, here the pain has only just broken through. There is no healing process underway yet.
The card can announce very bad news, freshly revealed, in the face of which there is nothing you can do.
In terms of health, it can point to serious sleep disturbances, or even to the imminent disclosure of a grave condition. If you are waiting on test results, they are most likely not going to be good.
That said, it may be that all those worries, like the swords, are hanging in mid-air — existing only inside your head. If you can step back and reflect, you will see that they are not without solution. But to do that, you have to be able to pull yourself together. This reading stands in contrast to the reversed Three of Swords, where you refuse to deal with problems through an emotional lens. Here it is the mind that must take charge.
Integrity and virtue: mind, heart, and will working in harmony. You have the ability to sense new possibilities long before they become real. Flourishing projects will emerge alongside a partner — someone willing to lend a hand, a genuinely creative collaboration. You may receive the help you need from someone sharp and well equipped. The card points to a possible new venture getting off the ground. Your foundations are solid and the work can continue without fear.
You have intuition; you can see a little further than those around you, and you have plenty of 'strange' experiences along the way.
Before you launch the project, it is worth being clear about what is yours and what your responsibilities and assets actually are. You may get swept up in the excitement of your business vision and communicate it to others with great enthusiasm, yet sometimes without actually putting in the work behind the words. Set the enthusiasm aside for a moment and get moving.
You tend to want two projects running at once, but to open new paths you first need to consolidate the ones you already have — otherwise they risk being neglected and falling apart.
The love you feel for the important people in your life is strong and loyal: it comes through even across a distance.
Honour your commitment to your current situations and relationships while you seek out new friendships, loves, and adventures. Prepare yourself to keep moving forward. Open yourself to helping everyone — yourself included.
Remember that everyone suffers in some way, and that accepting other people's weaknesses and limitations with real tolerance matters a great deal.
Commit to the unconditional love of helping others in every way you can: healing is possible through love, through kindness and patience. Compassion is love, and its fruits renew the spirit. Follow your intuition and trust it: love is the power of divine healing — know this and put it into practice.
Give yourself fully to your spiritual aims. You have made the right decisions and the change is already under way.
Optimism is 'knowing that you know' — a confidence that feeds the commitment to doing serious, sustained work.
Finally, it is worth keeping one eye on the past and one on the future, and walking through life in balance.
Although this card might appear to represent death, there is no need to go that far: it is really about the end of something — a painful process that has finally run its course.
The figure has been tormented, the swords driven in one by one at places that were never fatal. But in the end the suffering has stopped. There will be no more harm; from this point on, the work of rebuilding can begin.
Think of processes of slow, grinding deterioration that finally reach their end. Your debts tormented you for years, but once the house was repossessed that torment was over. It was not a happy ending, but there is nothing more to suffer.
A relationship that brought you more pain than pleasure finally breaks apart. It is a release that will give you peace and quiet as you look ahead.
The card can also refer to a long string of excesses, accumulated over time, for which the bill has finally arrived.
References to health are hard to avoid. Chronic back pain may be a recurring problem for you. Think too of acupuncture: perhaps conventional medicine is the answer — or perhaps it is not, if you are already trying it — to a condition you are currently treating some other way.