posted January 12, 2023 05:32 PM            

Recently I began a new job. I pulled two separate three card spreads with a final overall card asking what my two superiors felt about me in my new role.

The first card I got for both of them was the King of Cups. At first I thought perhaps this meant they were reserving their own feelings for me . But upon later thinking I think they both see me as the King of Cups- that they see me as someone in control of my feelings, someone who masters her feelings and then acts appropriately.

For his view of me I got King of Cups, 5 of swords, 7 of swords. I think he sees me as someone level headed, capable, and empathetic yet solid about it. Sword set is he sees me as a fighter, someone who can hold her own. The Fool was the final card, which I saw as him seeing me embarking on a new journey.

For her, my ultimate boss, sir was King of Cups followed by 9 of cups, and one more I can’t remember… and then the final was Judgement. So if she sees me also as King of Cups, the 9 of cups would be she sees me as happy in the role or she is happy to have me join the team? (I get confused here clearly!). And Judgement… this was meant to be? Or she’s holding final judgement for later?

I get so confused, and I know the question is always important to come back to. But it’s their feelings about me on the team… so I start twisting the meaning all round.

Thoughts here?

posted January 13, 2023 04:46 AM            

So, I'm guessing that you are in a leadership position. King of Cups it's a male card and this shows the they see you as someone in control of her feelings that doesn't get scared easily. With the 7 of swords and 5 of swords together, he thinks that you might act strategic, having some hidden cards, somethings that you don't say, maybe being sneaky, deceitful, and also as intimidating, someone that could create dissagrements and conflicts. Adding the Fool as the final card, this reinforces what has been said before. He thinks you act like a child, or it might be that he thinks that you just started, or maybe he thinks that you are not prepared for this journey. It's about innocence, child-like nature, not considering consequences. He falls off a clif because he is looking at the Sun. So it kind of reinforces what 5 and 7 of swords meant.

Swords are better when they are in reversed, as they shows conflicts, obstacles, trickery, lies, etc, kind of everything in this spectrum.