The Lovers represent love in all its forms. This includes relationships with lovers, friends, family, and especially yourself.

The Sun is life, light, and vitality. It signifies success, optimism, and everything generally working out as it should.

The Three of Cups portrays the famous Three Graces from Greek mythology.

Strength reversed can indicate that you are being too hard on yourself in the quest for self-improvement.

The Two of Wands represents the sense that there is something missing, and that if you were to get that "thing," then you would be happy.

The King of Cups reminds us that emotions can buoy us, or sink us.

The High Priestess appears to guide you back to your instincts, instead of giving up.

If the Ten of Wands appears reversed, it asks you to take a break from your burdens and enjoy the harvest.

When the Star appears reversed, it signals a need to balance practicality with transcendental spiritual concerns.

If the Chariot appears reversed, it means that fear of making the wrong decision can rob you of feeling like your life and destiny are in your control.

When the Two of Wands appears reversed, it represents obsessive planning and thinking about future events that you don’t have control over.

When the Five of Wands appears reversed, it alerts you to anyone who may be projecting negativity onto you because of their perception that somehow you are “better than them.”