Name: Classic Cartomancy ~ A Complete Course
Rating: 4.79 (7 reviews)

Classic Cartomancy ~ A Complete Course - Details

Levels:

1) Chapter 1 View

Questions:

144 questions

🇬🇧		🇬🇧

Beset by problems and hardship

Black + Black + Black

All is fair and fine

Red + Red + Red

A temporary truce or rest. Do not let down your guard; appearances can be deceiving

Black + Red + Black

A small delay or problem will be overcome

Red + Black + Red

A problem will be solved, things will steadily improve

Black + Red + Red

A problem on the horizon

Red + Red + Black

A light at the end of the tunnel

Black + Black + Red

A fair beginning steadily worsens and turns foul

Red + Black + Black

Beginning, or ending (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Ace

Cooperation, or conflict (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Two

Expansion, or loss (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Three

Foundation, or instability (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Four

Activity, or restlessness (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Five

Communication, or ignorance (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Six

Improvement, or stagnation (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Seven

Balance, or imbalance (when it is is a 'negative' card). Also health/illness

Eight

Wish, or disappointment (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Nine

Success, or failure (when it is is a 'negative' card)

Ten

Thoughts/message, also young helpful person, or troubled youth

Jack

Receptivity/intuition, also female friend or rival

Queen

Action/force/mastery, also male friend or rival

King

Emotion, love, happiness, sharing, pleasure, and healing, feelings, blood, soul, fluid, water

Hearts

Good luck, growth, activity, work, business and social interactions, participation, muscle, body, solids, earth.

Clubs

Energy, power, imagination, money, rewards, success and legal judgements, money, intelligence, nerves, spirit, energy, fire

Diamonds

Negativity, problems, challenges, failure, illness and loss, challenges, obstacles, bone, mind, gas, air.

Spades

Selfish, greedy, self-indulgent, self-seeking, flirtatious

Negative Hearts

Aggressive, pugnacious, tricky, unreliable, clever in dishonesty

Negative Clubs

Materialistic, avaricious, penurious, miserly, willing to cause hardship or hardship for profit

Negative Diamonds

In a rut, drudgery, bigoted, relentless disciplinarian, bending others to their will

Negative Spades

Serious trouble, illness, possible harm

Spade + Spade

Physical or emotional healing

Spade + Heart

Actively working through problems

Spade + Club

Imagined problems, improved finances

Spade + Diamond

Hurt feelings, emotional pain

Heart + Spade

Joy, happiness, love, romance, enjoyment

Heart + Heart

Creativity, service to others and good luck

Heart + Club

Happiness and success, comfort and security

Heart + Diamond

Increased difficulties, problems with work

Club + Spade

Happy outcome, developing emotion

Club + Heart

Action, increased activity, taking control

Club + Club

Increase in power or money, rewards, team work

Club + Diamond

Energy block, money problems, spending money

Diamond + Spade

Rewards, positive attraction or sharing money

Diamond + Heart

Applied power or investing money

Diamond + Club

Great success or acquiring and saving money

Diamond + Diamond

Happiness, the home, residence, family, love, friendship, joy, source, the start of a romance, situations within the home based on surrounding cards. Beginning of emotional period. Positive energy. The soul

Ace of Hearts

Love, affection, emotions, a child, pregnancy, expectancy, a pet, emotional excitement, talent, artistic ability, loving exchanges, love letter, good news.

Two of Hearts

Love, beauty, happiness, new love relationship (love triangle if surrounded by spades). Creative talent, artistic ability, creative achievement such as poetry or artwork. Fertility, blood and life, prayer, religion, a growing embryo, increase of something beautiful such as blooming flowers, a developing love affair, a growing child. A small celebration. A job promotion.

Three of Hearts

Emotional stability, partnership, marriage, four posts of the marriage bed. Physical union, sexual contact, relationship between two people. the return of a lover, mending of a broken friendship. Party, having fun. A bed, a sofa, a comfortable chair.

Four of Hearts

Feminine energy, woman’s thoughts. Female sexuality, intimacy, tenderness, holding hands, physical displays of affection. Right hand or right side, doing right, being right, being truthful, fair, just. Desired opportunity, proposal which brings happiness and success, satisfy ones desires, fulfil a dream.

Five of Hearts

A love relationship, a friendship, emotional security, gallantry, courage, faith, trust, compassion. Emotional connection. Past life or soul connections. Masculine energy, male lover, brother, son, bachelor, unmarried man. Anything generally associated with the male gender such as a toolbox, tie, facial hair, etc.

Six of Hearts

Peaceful surroundings, healing, steady improvement, happy surprises, the cycles of life, second chance, opportunity to redo something, things that come in twos.

Seven of Hearts

Mutual feelings, happiness, comfort, sharing with another, togetherness, working together with another, a couple, emotional connection, emotional balance, warmth, enjoyment, relaxation, protection.

Eight of Hearts

Wish, hope, dream, aspiration, your wish comes true, success, accomplishment, desires fulfilled, positive outcome.

Nine of Hearts

Victory, emotional fulfilment, happiness, enjoyment, amusement, emotional commitment, marriage, compatibility. Heat, warm weather, summertime.

Ten of Hearts

A close friend or loved one, brother, son, boyfriend. A good-natured young person of either sex but usually a young male. Actor, artist, poet, student of the arts. Could be immature and emotionally insecure young man

Jack of Hearts

A kindly maternal woman. Family orientated, mother, wife, sister, aunt. Trustworthy. Passionate, romantic, creative, and artistic. Can be overly sensitive.

Queen of Hearts

Family man, protective and paternal. Good-natured, affectionate and generous. Male loved one or member of the family. Father, husband, brother, uncle. Passionate, artistic and romantic. Can be lazy or moody.

King of Hearts

The beginning of a new enterprise or business venture. Focus, direction and singleness of purpose, the exercise of will. Important papers to be signed, legal document, contract, mortgages, a legal will. A building or institution – government, corporate, public, private, financial, educational, or penal. A home belonging to someone other than the querent.

Ace of Clubs

A social or business invitation, business or social correspondence, or any kind of benefits being given, received or exchanged. A gift, a birthday or anniversary present, something being given or received not limited to material things only. The gift could be someone’s time or energy given freely. It may be a piece of helpful advice, or a special favour, or even a bit of good news. A clock, time.

Two of Clubs

Practical developments in business and social matters, expanding opportunities, growth, and advancement. The use of common sense, and good judgement. A developing business enterprise, or a three-way deal or partnership, business collaborations of three or more people. A clover leaf, good luck, and fortunate circumstances. Something growing, plants, hair, nails, etc. Increased understanding or expanding one’s knowledge base by learning new things. It can represent both formal training and self-edification.

Three of Clubs

Stability in business matters, reliable social contacts, practical foundation, stable conditions, laying the foundation for future progress, a stable business environment, using good business sense. The four walls of a building or room, the four legs of a table, a worktable or the social table. A four-wheeled vehicle: a coach, a car, a truck, a cart, a baby carriage, a trip by car. Verbal communication, a telephone call, voice message, and video chat.

Four of Clubs

A card of action and change. Changes in a work situation, a change in social standing. Symbolises the five fingers of the hand. Can represent working with one’s hands or making something. It can also denote exercise, physical labour, and providing the extra effort needed to get the job done. Action, physical activity, need for physical exercise, competition, sporting event, job interview, good luck.

Five of Clubs

Traditionally a card of movement, progress and completion in business or social matters. An opportunity to resolve problems, taking responsibility for a problem or situation and doing whatever is necessary to ensure success. Communion, sharing one’s thoughts and ideas, negotiations, banter, talk, and other forms of communications including hand gestures, body language, the media, and the written word. Good counsel, trusted advice, knowledge, reading, study and learning.

Six of Clubs

Increased activity or changes in a business or social situation. Physical or mental effort including yard work, housework, home repairs, or even fixing the car. Attention to detail, carefully evaluating a situation before making a decision or taking action. Keeping busy, risk of a work overload, the need for rest and relaxation. Preoccupation with work, the card of the workaholic. Negotiation, disagreement, an argument, or feelings of restlessness and discomfort. Taking on too much, making the best of a difficult situation.

Seven of Clubs

Represents day-to-day activities or daily routine. It indicates how someone spends their time. Most people spend the greater part of their days working, so this is also the “work” card. It can represent a job, or what one does for a living. This card can also denote “working something out.” Also the card of business or social and sharing and reciprocation. It can indicate conversations and discussions, meetings, conference, seminar, symposium, forum, round-table discussion, etc.

Eight of Clubs

Traditionally a card of luck, travel and achievement. Luck in business, a lucrative business opportunity, a lucky break, or a successful career move. Represents time and space, distance, someone or something far away, a long duration, something long lasting. Surrounded by Spades this card can denote postponements and long delays. Also a card of travel from the notions of time and distance. This card can represent a journey for business or for pleasure. This card can also represent an emotional, psychological or spiritual journey; or the quest for self.

Nine of Clubs

Ambition, achievement, success in business, social prominence. The card of business and career. It can represent a specific business, or it can denote the idea of “business” or “commerce” in a general sense. Also, a card of movement and travel. It can refer to a journey, or more specifically a business trip. A business move, such as a major transaction, a business gamble, or an actual change of business ownership or location. Can also refer to “fluids.” When this card denotes a trip, it is usually over or by the water. Can also represent a body of water in any and all forms such as a water pipe, a swimming pool, bathtub, washing machine, or even the kitchen sink.

Ten of Clubs

A hard-working, honest, sincere young person. He is a busy, active young person, most often male. He is clever and enterprising. He enjoys sports, and may participate in school or community football, baseball, soccer, etc. He can represent an employee, and often denotes a young acquaintance from work. Or he could be a close friend or business associate who is going to be useful to the inquirer in some way. He may wear a uniform that symbolizes his work or rank.

Jack of Clubs

A businesswoman, a female co-worker, a good adviser, a trusted female friend, or a social butterfly. She is an active, industrious, reliable woman who is well-liked and has great business sense. She can represent a socially active woman who enjoys clubs, societies, and other social functions. She runs her home efficiently, and she likes to keep busy. She is a hard worker, and prefers to be an active participant in life.

Queen of Clubs

A generous, enthusiastic, socially active man. He has excellent business sense, and may own his own business. He might be a successful entrepreneur, a business executive, a college professor, or a professional athlete. He could be a male colleague or business associate. He could be the seeker’s boss or best friend. He is a reliable friend and trusted adviser, and he is generally a married man.

King of Clubs

Traditionally the Death card, but rarely physical death. Death and rebirth, an ending and new beginning, transformation, a major life change, the skull, the mind, an important decision that brings change, worry and anxiety

Ace of Spades

Traditionally a card of conflict, disagreement, betrayal, argument, anger, resentment, holding a grudge, vindictiveness, violence. Bad news, a removal, a separation, something sharp, pointed, teeth, ice.

Two of Spades

Traditionally a card of loss and deception, lies, misunderstanding, confusion, a growing problem, a worsening condition, deterioration, disease, infection, third-party interference, a third wheel, meddling, a love triangle, what goes on behind the scenes, trials and tribulations, a test, an exam.

Three of Spades

Illness, recuperation, the need for caution, the sick bed, hospital room, coffin, a jail cell, rest, confinement, exhaustion, need to take it easy, move at a slower pace, bed-ridden, feeling fenced in, staying at home, an unhealthy situation, feeling trapped, feeling sick and tired.

Four of Spades

Traditionally a card of anger and loss. From an older symbolic meaning of a hand holding a knife, the 5 of Spades can denote cutting someone or something out of one’s life. It can also denote a surgical procedure, divorce, quitting, leaving, going it alone, loss, fear of abandonment, loneliness, depression, separation accompanied by pain, grief, sorrow and tears. The left hand, left-handed, the left path.

Five of Spades

Traditionally a card of completion, the end of one phase and the beginning of the next, a permanent ending, a situation or relationship that has run its course, the need to let go, releasing what no longer serves, a parting of ways, moving on to something new, making progress, a moving force, a move to a new residence, a mode of transportation, a car, truck, bus, train.

Six of Spades

Traditionally a card of bad luck and loss, unexpected trouble, a mishap, an unhappy surprise, a serious setback, a reversal of plans, frustration, a lack of progress, a stalemate, stagnation, addiction, drugs, medications, alcohol, codependent relationship, a cocktail, a nightclub, bar or saloon.

Seven of Spades

Traditionally a card of disappointment, illness and physical restriction. A loss of balance, a lack of reciprocation, unrequited love, something one-sided and not mutually beneficial. Physical imbalance, health problem, mental imbalance, a doctor, a dentist, a psychiatrist, a wound, pain, an insult, feeling slighted or snubbed, hurt feelings, an emotional upset. Reassessing one’s goals, examining one’s accomplishments, investigating or researching a question or problem, a medical exam, civil service exam, scholastic exam, forensic exam, police investigation.

Eight of Spades

Traditionally a card of sadness, adversity, failure, suffering, emotional or physical pain, grief, and malice. This is a very unfavourable card. It forebodes tragic events including accidents, serious injury, serious illness, self-injury, and harm to one’s self or another. Feeling pressured or forced to do something. It can indicate a loss of control, a breakdown of established patterns. It can represent a disappointment, or a broken heart. Karmic debts, obligations, and duty to self and others.

Nine of Spades

Traditionally a card of misfortune, grief, ruin, and tragic endings. This card casts an ominous shadow across all surrounding cards in the spread. The negative emotions associated with the unfortunate events in life–emotions such as fear, worry, sadness, tears, disappointment, depression and grief. This card can reveal the hang-ups and fears that block us from reaching our goals. Obsessiveness or compulsive behaviour, secrets, mysteries, lies, suspicions, deception, criminal activity, betrayal. A large body of water, the unconscious, the subconscious, evil forces, darkness, night, cold weather, winter.

Ten of Spades

A skilful, clever young person, most often male. A soldier or cadet, a police officer, a young person from a foreign country, a young leader. May be unsettled, erratic, emotionally inconsistent, a youth in trouble, a bully, a gang member, a juvenile delinquent, cold, calculating, emotionally controlled, detached, a liar, a spy. Can represent dark thoughts, or the thoughts of the King or Queen of Spades.

Jack of Spades

An ambitious, skilful, intelligent woman. Divorced or widowed, lonely, an older woman, may be from a foreign country, a leader, lawyer, health specialist, clever, capable of conniving and plotting, spiteful and catty, deceptive, cold, calculating, emotionally controlled or detached, a gossip, a rival in love or business.

Queen of Spades

A man of authority, ambition and power. Divorced or widowed, an older man, a leader, lawyer, judge, police officer, health specialist, man from a foreign country. He can be arrogant, opportunistic, deceptive, cold, calculating, shrewd, possessive, emotionally controlled, detached, a rival in business or love.

King of Spades

Written news, letter, message, invitation, important document. New beginning, fresh start, new phase of life, something brand new. A ring, an engagement, life force, fire.

Ace of Diamonds

Intellectual exchanges, financial partnerships, small money card, payment made or received. Written correspondence, financial news, a statement or bill, insurance papers, written report. Independence, a fertile imagination, writer, journalist. Financial help or a loan. The stomach, food, the kitchen.

Two of Diamonds

Small sum of money, a payment, financial growth, partial success, partial effort, part-time work, scattered energy, on again off again, perseverance is needed for success. A lack of focus and/or commitment. In relationship readings it shows fickleness and changeability.

Three of Diamonds

Financial stability, financial papers, rented property, a license, certificate, ticket, bank account, strongbox, cheque book, wallet, jewellery box. An office, a desk.

Four of Diamonds

Karma patterns, cause and effect, magnetic attraction, law of attraction, thoughts that create experience. Charisma, animal magnetism, sexuality. Personal space, local area, home environment. Furniture, large personal possessions, property. Speech, the act of speaking, an argument, a legal judgement or court case. City life.

Five of Diamonds

Quiet, timidity, shyness, lack of communication, jealousy, possessiveness. Psychology, social services, science and technology, computers, information systems, diagnostic equipment. Energy surge, vitality, power, electrical shock, horsepower, kinetic energy, nervous energy, adrenaline.

Six of Diamonds

Financial achievement, rewards and recognition, earned success, steady improvement, efforts rewarded. Lucky money, wins, pay raise, improved prospects. Nest egg, financial investment, stocks and bonds, e-trading.

Seven of Diamonds

Caution, careful planning, balancing the books, financial restrictions, the need to curtail spending, ups and downs of money management, cycling money, tax planning, numbers and counting. Person wearing glasses, watchfulness, the eyes.

Eight of Diamonds

Extra money, a check, a bonus. The brain, mental energy, psychic ability, imagination, electricity, electromagnetic energy. Other people’s wishes and desires that affect or influence the querent. Fame, celebrity. Public office. Bureaucratic red tape when surrounded by unfavourable cards.

Nine of Diamonds

Satisfaction, success with money, financial security, a large sum of money, material wealth, riches, freedom from financial worry. Speed, fuel, nuclear energy, spiritual energy, flight, an airplane, the wind.

Ten of Diamonds

Young person of either sex, most often male. Intelligent, energetic, dynamic, a student, relative by marriage. The start of a financial venture, a written message, a message about finances, a financial statement, a check, a receipt, money transfer, a message from your spirit guides, a place for higher learning.

Jack of Diamonds

Intelligent, imaginative, energetic, professional woman who is cultured and financially secure. She might be a wealthy jet-setter, a celebrity, an account executive, a CPA, a bank manager, or a government official. She may be a relative by marriage.

Queen of Diamonds

Intelligent, dynamic, professional man. Restless and energetic, there is usually money around him. He may be a wealthy politician, an account executive, real estate broker, a CPA, an investment banker, or government official. He takes great pride in his professional persona. If he is not careful, he can become consumed by his work, and neglect the other areas of his life. He may be a relative by marriage.

King of Diamonds

Shaking hands on business deal, a man in uniform – policeman, fireman

Two Kings

Success, making a name for oneself

Three Kings

Public recognition, an organisation of mostly men

Four Kings

Classic Cartomancy ~ A Complete Course

Every meaning you need to start reading: the numbers, suits and individual card meanings. Based on 'The Art of Cartomancy' blog

Practice Known Questions

Exams

Learn New Questions

Classic Cartomancy ~ A Complete Course - Leaderboard

Classic Cartomancy ~ A Complete Course - Details

Levels:

Questions: