I'm not certain what that means, but the important part is that you know what you want to learn. I'll interpret the cards' general meaning.
[She laid out seven cards in an arc facing Vriska, and one by one flipped them over.] The first card in this arrangement represents your past - the Four of Cups. The Four of Cups is about self-absorption and apathy to the world around you. You may have spent too little time forging good relationships with others.
The second card, the one that represents your present state, is the Ten of Wands. You are overextending yourself and feeling burdened. You may be trying to do too much or doing everything the hard way.
The third card you drew is Death, reversed. However, Death is not always a negative card. In this position, Death represents the forces helping you. It is a card that speaks of conclusions, transitions, and forces you cannot stop. I would say that it represents being brought here, to start fresh.
The fourth card, your obstacles, is the Knight of Wands. A knight may represent someone you know in your life. The Knight of Wands is daring to the point of foolhardiness, hot-tempered, cocky. He tends to be shallow and will not help you in this position.
You've drawn the Fool in reverse as your fifth card, the attitudes of others. The Fool represents beginnings, faith, spontaneity, and apparent folly. In this case, the reversed card suggests that others will frustrate you.
The Star, as your sixth card, represents a course of action. As hope and inspiration, it means to regain an inner strength and think positively about the future.
Finally, the Ten of Cups represents joy, happiness, and embracing good fortune. This is the outcome of your reading.
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[She laid out seven cards in an arc facing Vriska, and one by one flipped them over.] The first card in this arrangement represents your past - the Four of Cups. The Four of Cups is about self-absorption and apathy to the world around you. You may have spent too little time forging good relationships with others.
The second card, the one that represents your present state, is the Ten of Wands. You are overextending yourself and feeling burdened. You may be trying to do too much or doing everything the hard way.
The third card you drew is Death, reversed. However, Death is not always a negative card. In this position, Death represents the forces helping you. It is a card that speaks of conclusions, transitions, and forces you cannot stop. I would say that it represents being brought here, to start fresh.
The fourth card, your obstacles, is the Knight of Wands. A knight may represent someone you know in your life. The Knight of Wands is daring to the point of foolhardiness, hot-tempered, cocky. He tends to be shallow and will not help you in this position.
You've drawn the Fool in reverse as your fifth card, the attitudes of others. The Fool represents beginnings, faith, spontaneity, and apparent folly. In this case, the reversed card suggests that others will frustrate you.
The Star, as your sixth card, represents a course of action. As hope and inspiration, it means to regain an inner strength and think positively about the future.
Finally, the Ten of Cups represents joy, happiness, and embracing good fortune. This is the outcome of your reading.