can you please do a reading on how lewis & george see each other as teammate and now? thank you, love your reading 🫶
How Lewis saw George as a teammate: 7 of wands upright, page of swords reversed, and king of wands reversed
-It seems that Lewis didn't have the most positive view of George when they were teammates, feeling like George was someone who would gossip behind his back, and manipulate people to get his way
-Lewis also saw George as someone who was very defensive, and always trying to assert their dominance in some way
-He may have overall felt that George was a bit of a bully, someone who held grudges, refusing to let go of petty arguments
How Lewis sees George now: the fool upright, the chariot reversed, 7 of cups upright, and the devil upright
-It seems that now Lewis views George as someone with all of the big dreams that he wants to dive right into, that he's willing to risk all for (7 of cups and the fool)
-But he also sees that George isn't getting anywhere with his goals, allowing a toxic work environment and perhaps even his own toxic habits get the best of him (the chariot reversed and the devil)
How George saw Lewis as a teammate: 8 of wands and 7 of swords upright with the ace of pentacles reversed
-George seemed to view Lewis as someone who was always on the move, always busy with something even outside of racing
-George also viewed Lewis as someone who was a great liar, someone strategic and who was always looking for ways to get things to go his way
-It seems that despite all the actions Lewis took, George also saw that he wasn't really getting anywhere at the time, that maybe his need to control everything sometimes got in his way
How George sees Lewis now: ace of cups and judgement upright with page of pentacles and knight of pentacles reversed
-George seems to think that Lewis is really wanting to let go of past mistakes and find love and joy in his life again (judgement and ace of cups)
-However, George also seems to think that Lewis has become a bit complacent and distracted, lacking any real plan for his life, not having a clear vision of what direction his life is going in