Aoibheann- Eight of Wands
The Eight of Wands strikes like lightning, a card of news, change, or clarity in an unresolved situation. You might hear from an old friend out of the blue or receive some surprising news that shifts the direction of your course. Sometimes, this card means literal movement on the horizon, so be ready to travel if the opportunity arises.
Angelos- Ten of Pentacles
The Ten of Pentacles signifies material and spiritual abundance in nearly every area of your life. The number ten usually indicates completion, and in this case the journey was well worth it. So, be generous, not only with your money, but also with your wisdom.
Though threatening swords loom above, the lamb sits in stillness without fear. The Four of Swords says it’s time to look inward and find the mental power to cope with the pressures in your life. It's important to rest. Take this time to recuperate and move inward before the swords strike.
The Lovers card is a welcome sight as it suggests a beautiful and strong relationship on the horizon. The Lovers honor and respect each other, and with that they can go anywhere.
This card carries an urgent message and must be interpreted with total honesty. The darkness of the Devil card takes the form of addiction, negativity, or materialism. It can indicate an ugly relationship with a person or substance. Identify this dependency and how it’s holding you back. The devil’s hooves are strong and relentless- their grip will not loosen unless a conscious change is made. Free yourself.
Seonghui- Mother of Wands
The Mother of Wands is a vibrant woman and happy mother. Family comes first in her world- she’s very protective of it. Though proud and determined, she has enough grace and beauty that you’d hardly notice her forceful nature. Oftentimes, she’s had to overcome great pain or trauma in her life. It’s important not to get on her bad side.
We spend most of our lives denying death altogether... so when this card appears, it’s easy to get frightened or think it’s “bad.” Don’t let the drama distract you from the message: something in your life needs to end. It needs closure. This will happen voluntarily or involuntarily. Either way, you will feel a positive transformation begin after the initial forms of suffering have passed.
The Hanged Man is the master of non-attachment. This card implies there’s a sacrifice or a difficult or painful situation coming up in your life. Though you naturally want to resist and struggle through it, be more like the hanged man. Find stillness, open your eyes, and use this new perspective to learn something. You’re stuck here either way.
Hawthorn- Eight of Pentacles
The spider is a true master of her craft. She weaves against all odds with skill, intricacy, and confidence. The Eight of Pentacles requires a similar approach. Hone your skills. You are close to finding mastery at your craft, so strive for it. Pay attention to all the details.
In its simplest form, the Hierophant represents a mentor or teacher. This card signifies a hunger for knowledge, whether it is in the practical or spiritual realm. You’ve come as far as you can on your own; now it’s time to deepen your practice.
Oleander- Daughter of Cups
Creative energy abounds from the Daughter of Cups. She’s romantic, artistic, and easily inspired by her surroundings. A true dreamer by nature, she struggles to stay grounded or to deal with any harsh realities that come her way.
Seonghui- Son of Pentacles
Inventive and trustworthy, loyal and determined, these are some of the good side of the son of pentacles. However, sometimes this figure becomes stubborn and persistent to a fault. This, combined with his quiet nature, results in his being hard to get to know and socially awkward at times. He commonly only has one or two close friends, rather than many.