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Four Card Combinations

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Daily spread · 18 May 2011
Queen of WandsFourth card, above
Six of PentaclesWheel of FortunePage of Swords

Six of Pentacles – Wheel of Fortune – Page of Swordswith Queen of Wands above

  • Meanings and Illustrations: Observation of the Spread and Individual Rider Waite Tarot Cards Our first two Tarot cards share a meaning of ‘payoff.’ Six of Pentacles is to get paid what you are due (or to pay out what is due).

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Queen of Wands – Six of PentaclesQueen of Wands – Wheel of FortuneQueen of Wands – Page of SwordsSix of Pentacles – Wheel of FortuneSix of Pentacles – Page of SwordsWheel of Fortune – Page of Swords
Daily spread · 5 May 2011
Knight of PentaclesFourth card, above
Four of SwordsTwo of WandsJustice

Four of Swords – Two of Wands – Justicewith Knight of Pentacles above

  • Meanings and Illustrations
  • Oh happy day: four ‘good’ cards.

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Knight of Pentacles – Four of SwordsKnight of Pentacles – Two of WandsKnight of Pentacles – JusticeFour of Swords – Two of WandsFour of Swords – JusticeTwo of Wands – Justice
Daily spread · 3 May 2011
Knight of SwordsFourth card, above
Five of WandsFive of CupsHanged Man

Five of Wands – Five of Cups – Hanged Manwith Knight of Swords above

  • Five of Wands, which shows fellows whacking each other with boards in some kind of competition (whether sport or combat) refers to intense effort; Hanged Man is an intense idea or inspiration.

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Knight of Swords – Five of WandsKnight of Swords – Five of CupsKnight of Swords – Hanged ManFive of Wands – Five of CupsFive of Wands – Hanged ManFive of Cups – Hanged Man
Daily spread · 2 May 2011
TemperanceFourth card, above
Seven of PentaclesKnight of SwordsLovers

Seven of Pentacles – Knight of Swords – Loverswith Temperance above

  • Right off the bat, two of these four Rider Waite Tarot cards mean pretty much the same thing – intimate partners or close associates or a couple, even an angel: (1) Lovers means the obvious ‘lovers,’ it means partners, being affiliated or being associates, a connection or contact, being on (someone’s) side – and can refer to protection. contacting and being in contact.

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Temperance – Seven of PentaclesTemperance – Knight of SwordsTemperance – LoversSeven of Pentacles – Knight of SwordsSeven of Pentacles – LoversKnight of Swords – Lovers
Daily spread · 9 March 2011
Ace of WandsFourth card, above
HierophantFour of SwordsTwo of Pentacles

Hierophant – Four of Swords – Two of Pentacleswith Ace of Wands above

  • Other Perspectives
  • You have to let sleeping dogs lie; sometimes that is the thing to do.

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Ace of Wands – HierophantAce of Wands – Four of SwordsAce of Wands – Two of PentaclesHierophant – Four of SwordsHierophant – Two of PentaclesFour of Swords – Two of Pentacles