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Three of Cups

A joyous celebration, perhaps a wedding is indicated. Great joy and revelry accompany the favorable conclusion to some task. The happiness results from the fact that what was set out to be done is achieved.

Reversed: A situation comes to a speedy and reasonably fortunate end or is dispatched in a very agreeable way, but no cause for wild celebration. Another meaning of this card is a warning against too much indulgence in sensual pleasures of sex, food or drink.

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Knight of Wands

He is a handsome and passionate country gentleman of good family. Loyal and noble, he is agile in both mind and body. This card represents a good marriage, as well as honesty, friendliness and passion. This card may also signify a man with blonde or red hair and blue eyes.

Reversed: Self-righteous and ill-natured, this man is principled to a fault. Beware of prejudices and intolerance. Guard against being to severe or critical of others. This card may also represent a man with blonde or red hair and blue eyes.

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Five of Wands

Competition in the healthy sense. There are obstacles to be conquered, but these are not matters of life and death, rather they are the ordinary struggles of life.

Reversed: Generosity and cooperation, disputes settled, good working relationships with others and the opportunity for partnerships are indicated by this card.

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Princess of Cups

An innocent and studious youth given to flights of fancy who is willing to render service to you. This card also indicates the arts, meditation, some news, the birth of a child or a girl with light-brown hair and hazel eyes.

Reversed: This youth practices deception and seduction and has little desire for real work. This card may indicate an unfaithful lover or potential obstacles or a girl with light-brown hair and hazel eyes.

Seven of Disks

This is the card of waiting. There is a pause in professional life, maybe a needed rest or vacation. Be patient and allow your investments time to mature.

Reversed: There is anxiety arising from money, maybe a loan or investment that does not yield the expected returns. Guard against unprofitable speculations and projects that yield little gain, despite much work.

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Eight of Swords

A crisis imposes restraint and limitations. Someone cannot see their way through a situation that may cause a loss of prestige or suffering. A decision now could mean freedom. Take care in all matters of health and business and avoid any binding agreements.

Reversed: There is freedom from prior bondage. New beginnings are now possible as one relaxes after a period of fear. Feel free to be impulsive and generous, for the old chains of frustration are gone.

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The Fool

Full of innocence, folly, wild hopes and dreams, carefree and unplanned, the Fool’s own luck prevents a downfall. The card may also indicate an unexpected or astounding event or a piece of blind luck. Don’t worry about planning ahead, take things as they come.

Reversed: This card indicates an indiscretion or unwise action. Inattention to details, hesitation or apathy can lead to trouble. Discipline and action are needed, despite the unpleasantness of the task.

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