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Free 3-Card Tarot Reading

The first card represents your past.  This is important because your past experiences have shaped who you are as a person today.  It’s important to look back at your past and recognize that these events influence you today and in the future.

The second card represents the present and things that are happening around you right now.

The third card in the spread represents your future.  This could be a long-term goal, or a resolution to a current issue.  If you see a card that you don’t like, change what you are doing now, in the present, to change the outcome.

To see your cards, tap the double arrows to shuffle the deck, then click on each card to reveal it and its meaning.

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The Queen of Swords can be seen as very cold and distant. She represents the importance of making judgements grounded in facts and sticking close to your moral compass. The Queen does have a giving nature, as is indicated by her outstretched hand. However, she relies mainly on fact to connect with others and pass her judgement. The Queen of Swords can also refer to the way in which we interact with others. She is honest and brash, and expects the same from others. This can point to someone in your life that is more senior and trying to mentor you, especially in your career. It can also refer to a love interest who may be reluctant to open up and accept your advances. You may be trying to gain the affection of someone in your life when this would be a better time for solitude and self reflection.

The Queen of Swords in reverse shows that you may be giving your affection too freely. You have to start thinking more logically and start working toward goals in your future. When reversed, the Queen of Swords can point to someone who has become cynical due to past trauma. In love, the Queen of Swords can refer to someone who can be toxic or cruel to you and is taking advantage of your giving nature. Make sure the relationships you’re investing in are serving you as well.

The upright Knight of Swords will appear to you in a reading when you have set goals in your mind you’re looking to meet. He is assertive and determined. He has the ability to manifest his goals and so do you! He can also caution you to maintain your balance when you are utilizing every resource at your disposal and propelling yourself towards a singular goal. The Knight of Swords will not be swayed or deterred from his chosen path and others would be wise to stay out of his way.

The reversed Knight of Swords will appear to you when you’re on the extreme end of realizing your goals. You may be making rash decisions or hurting others in your ambitions to get ahead. You need to make sure you’re comfortable with the sacrifices you are making so that you don’t regret these decisions in the long run. The reversed Knight of Swords is not organized. He has no clear path, only the end goal. This should be taken as a sign to reevaluate multiple aspects of your life when you receive this card.

When the fool card is pulled, it has a multitude of meanings. Someone’s initial reaction may be offense, but this card can be one of the most positive in a reading. It can represent new and exciting adventures, such as a physical move or a new work environment. It could also represent something figurative as in a new relationship or friendship. The fool is depicted as walking unbothered towards the edge of the cliff to signify the risk that is associated with this card. It may sometimes require a leap of faith to reach the growth this card promises is on the horizon. He is also sometimes depicted as holding a white rose in his left hand to signify his innocence and naivety. His small bundle of possessions is interpreted as his untapped collective knowledge.

If the Fool is pulled in reverse, it is often seen as a warning to the person receiving the reading. This indicates that you need to be more aware of your surroundings, as you may be walking towards the edge of a cliff. This could mean you’re being taken advantage of in some facet of your life. Much like the dog nipping at its owners heals on the card, this reading is to alert you that something may be too good to be true.

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