Ace of Discs
In the Health position
Hidden health; physical and emotional.
Meaning: The Ace of Discs indicates the beginning of an enterprise that will bring financial rewards. This card relates also to taking the creative inspiration of the Ace of Wands and turning it into physical works of art, whether paintings, sculptures, books, or music.
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The Lady
In the Health position
Visible health; physical and emotional.
Meaning: This card heralds a harmonious and successful phase in your life, full of beauty and pleasure. Relationships with family and friends are happy and loving. The Lady also indicates good health. Spiritually, this is a time of great creativity and progress, a moment of connection with the Goddess, of being tangibly aware of her love and spiritual nourishment.
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The Shaman
In the Attitude position
Hidden mental attitude.
Meaning: The Shaman card indicates a time to show prudence. You should stand back from current events so that you can make a clearer evaluation of what is going on. This is a time for careful planning, not action. Spiritually, this is a very important card indicating that you will receive illumination from within.
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2 of Wands
In the Attitude position
Visible mental attitude.
Meaning: The Two of Wands calls on you to become something of an intellectual warrior armed with the courage of your convictions. You will need a lot of willpower and dedication to follow your vision.
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Death
In the Relationships position
Hidden relationships.
Meaning: This card does not presage a physical death but, like the harvest, marks the end of a cycle in which the seeds of a new one are sown. The card indicates a time of adjustment and mourning, a suspension between the old stage and the new. On a higher level, the Death card can indicate a re-evaluation of your life and a change in your consciousness.
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8 of Cups
In the Relationships position
Visible relationships.
Meaning: The Eight of Cups talks about the necessity of letting something go. This is the beginning of a change that is necessary to bring something new and fresh into your life, a turning point in your life that will bring you new friends and experiences.
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The High Priest
In the Career position
Hidden career.
Meaning: If the card of the High Priest appears in your spread, it is telling you that you have unexplored skills and abilities. The High Priest is telling you that you must organize, plan, and use the creative power of your mind to achieve your full potential. Deep within yourself, you have unknown strengths and abilities to explore and develop. You are seeking answers to philosophical questions and you may be drawn to study a philosophy or religion in the hope that it may have the answers.
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The Druid
In the Career position
Visible career.
Meaning: The Druid indicates that new opportunities will arise for you and you will have the chance to put your ideas into practice. The card may herald the opportunity to learn new skills from a helpful teacher, particularly in the areas of science or medicine. Spiritually, the Druid is a card that indicates divine inspiration. You are being called on to explore your own spiritual heritage.
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10 of Discs
In the Spirit position
Hidden spiritual path.
Meaning: This card is concerned with family and tradition. It may concern family wealth, property, or an heirloom passed on - material security based on the work of others in the past.
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8 of Swords
In the Spirit position
Visible spiritual path.
Meaning: The Eight of Swords is a card of bondage and restriction, whether the cause of this is an illness, a disability, or family or financial circumstances. This dilemma is largely self-created, the bondage is your own fear.
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Queen of Discs
In the Outcome position
Outcome of the present path.
Meaning: She is strong and independent, practical, and very fond of good food, clothes, possessions, and pleasure. She can be a good friend when it suits her, but she is capable of using others for her own ends.
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