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Card 1; Six of Cups (Basis)
Two children play in a meadow, surrounded by six cups. Symbolically, children represent aspects of our past and pleasant memories, or perhaps you literally have children of your own. And 6 is the number or harmony and balance. Someone from your past or a past situation may resurface, and will bring you happiness and satisfaction. It could also indicate that you might be stuck in the past and aren't able to move forward, but it would need to be badly associated with the other cards.
Card 2; The Hermit (Desires)
Your desire is solitude so that you have some time to reflect and find the inner wisdom that you hope will be the answers to your questions.
Card 3; Eight of Swords (Helpful Factors)
Ah, okay, so this card is generally negative, but we're going to interpret it a bit differently because these are your helpful factors. Here we see a woman, with her eyes, ears, and wrists bound, surrounded by eight swords that aren't touching her. The chain around her wrists appears to be loose. There is a light that emanates downward from the swords, representing clarity of thought. But since she is blindfolded, she cannot see it. Your helpful factors are the clarity and wisdom you have within yourself that come from your past struggles and experiences. However, with your first card showing you possibly being stuck in the past, and this supporting card, it seems that you aren't able to access your helpful factors. You are, indeed, stuck in the past, and are afraid to move forward, even though you have all the ability to do so. To you, it may not seem that way. You feel restricted, trapped. But remember that the chains around your wrists are loose, so you can take them off, and the blindfold, anytime you please. And those swords around you, that may seem dangerous, are of no real danger to you. They are the complete opposite, and can provide you with a newfound wisdom and clarity.
Card 4; Knight of Wands (Opposing Factors)
Okay, so something is holding you back. Either a person or an event. As a man, the knight of swords is quick-minded, serious, and sometimes impatient. He has a strong character and can be rather charismatic. Yet, he is insensitive at times to the feelings of others. As an event, the energy brought by this knight is rather chaotic due to the speed at which events unfold and the confusion it may create.
Card 5; Ten of Pentacles (Outcome)
This signifies financial and family stability. However, the way to get to this point is to "unbind yourself" from your past, use it as a source of strength, and let go of the people or events that bring negative energy into your life. If you can do that, you will achieve the satisfaction of feelimg settled and materially secure. Your family and home will have a comfortable, stable foundation.