Series based on random tarot card pulls. The concept is focused on chance and creating something out of whatever the deck provides
The King of Cups is one of the most influential cards in the suit of Cups. He represents creativity, emotion, and the unconscious. The card shows the ability to restrain one's emotions and be fully in charge of your feelings and impulses. Therefore, the King of Cups represents a balance between intellect and emotions. He indicates that there is a strong relationship between understanding and feeling.
Traditional Tarot shows Justice holding a scale in one hand and a sword in the other. The Justice card indicates that the fairest decision will be made. Justice is the sword that cuts through a situation, and will not be swayed by outer beauty when deciding what is fair and just. I choose to incorporate the commonly used idiom “justice is blind” and pull inspiration from the greek depiction of justice being blindfolded.
The Queen of Cups is portrayed as a beautiful, introspective woman. nurturing, caring, compassionate and sensitive. The Queen of Cups rules the emotional realm. She symbolizes the thoughts that come with our unconscious mind. The appearance of the Queen of Cups in a reading can be guiding you to find help from others. Most times, like the other queens, this is a female figure that will come into your life.
Hierophant stands for tradition and convention. It can represent marriage in an arranged setup. It can also mean a teacher or counselor who will help in learning/education of the querent.
The Devil card shows Baphomet, or the Horned Goat of Mendes, a creature that is half-man, half-goat. This card represents being seduced by the material world and physical pleasures. Also living in fear, domination, and bondage, being caged by an overabundance of luxury, discretion should be used in personal and business matters.