




If you’ve been following this email series from the beginning, you’ll know that we’ve nearly covered all of the traditional card meanings.
Remember that these meanings are not absolute, and I strongly believe that they should be used to trigger your intuition, not restrict it.
Today, we’ll be looking at The Queens in Tarot.



What a relief!
There’s nothing better than putting time and effort into something and seeing it complete. And that’s exactly what the Tens are all about.
In the Tarot, the Tens are a sign of completion - one stage of your life has finished for good. It’s done and dusted. It’s put away, never to be seen again… you’re now waiting for The Fool to show up again.


When our readings turn to the Eights, we find ourselves at a crossroads, the place where experience meets resistance.
The Sevens invite us to deepen our understanding through experience - to learn, to test, to expand. The Eights, however, present us with the next phase of growth: the obstacles that must be faced, mastered, and ultimately transformed.



How many times have you nearly had a ‘Tower moment’?
(For those that don’t know, The Tower is a major arcana Tarot card signifying a huge life change… a change that can feel terrifying at first but usually turns out to be the best in the end)
The minor arcana cards might not be as dramatic, but they still show us significant steps on our journey. You can also be a little more flexible with the meanings if you’re reading for a client.

























