Consequences are in play, with the sevens you will either find yourself paying a price for the way you have been living or at least a good look at how things are going to go if you stay the course.

The Journeyer finds different aspects of their lives moving at different speeds,especially those that are caught in cycles and patterns from their past in some parts of their lives while having learned and moved forward in others. The sixes remind us that we are always able to make choices at any time in a creation, are we trapped or are we free to move on.

What role do the fives play in a reading? at this point decisions have been made and now we get to see what we have create, have we gone too far or not far enough?

The aces to the Kings in the minor arcana are the most relevant cards for life situations as they reflect the many states of the human mind, emotions and the corresponding ups and downs presented at varying times and different situations.

How do the three's across the suits affect information or change things in a layout. It does depend on the layout but if a 3 card, freedom spread or progressive layout, their influence is notable.

When the twos appear in a spread or with regularity you may need to look at the overall meaning rather than focus solely on each individual card, patterns in layouts mean another layer of information. They mystery of tarot is less in each card and more in the relationships.

Tarot suits cover the bases of situations, the journey of life, our frailities, requirements, needs and strengths. All journeys start with a thought, plan or idea.

How do you deal with swords in a layout or when they pop up in emotional situations? Often read as negatives or difficult cards they are much more important than that in day to day life and how we navigate through life.

What influence do the Wands have in a layout or if you draw a number of wands over time. What direction does this card suit want you to take?

Reading the suits is as important as the individual cards, layers of information are supported by symolism and patterns.