The Fool is a pleasure-seeking, playful, and sociable card. If you are looking for love, it’s a great card to inspire your romantic adventure. Create your online dating profile, take some big social risks, and put your beautiful self out into the world. Your “one true love” might not show up quickly, but at least you’re going to have fun searching for them! If you are questioning your current romance, The Fool can be read as a person inexperienced in love (either you or your partner), or it can be read about the state of your relationship in general.  Maybe you need to be more playful and bring the fun back into your partnership? Reconsider your romantic life as a crazy adventure and find new and exciting things to try together. Rekindle the spark that brought you together by playing games, asking questions, and finding a hobby or physical activity you can share.

There is balance in everything, so balance your behaviors when it comes to your health and fitness. It is just as bad to go overboard with a new health regime or diet as it is to sit on the couch eating an entire box of Cheez-its. Payment is due today for yesterday’s bad behavior. Don’t make the future worse by continuing your actions or ignoring the signs you need to change. Think of the law of cause and effect, and change your behavior accordingly.

The Judgment card sometimes anticipates a loss through a lawsuit, or a final decision or sentencing. Do an internal audit of your finances to see if you are in danger of losing money through bad investments, debts, or past mistakes. Come clean and clear up your mess before it catches up with you. Take control, be humble, and do the work to regain the trust you’ve lost. 

If you’ve been spending more than you’d like, the pattern can’t continue. There is only one way to get out of debt and it requires you to stop spending more than you are earning. You need to face this fact and align your choices with reality. Pretending things will work out somehow isn’t a plan. Neither is avoidance, denial, or blame. Take charge of your own mess and clean it up yourself. No one can do this for you. 

The Tower card is sometimes called “the Liberator.” It frees you from your chains, your past, your hopes, your expectations, and everything you thought you wanted. You are being given the opportunity to start over and recreate yourself from scratch. What a wonderful opportunity! Even though this card is an omen of unwanted change, everything about this change is ultimately good. A major, and necessary, shift in your perspective is coming. Be open to all ideas and everything else coming your way. This will change your life. And you will (ultimately) be grateful.

This is a particularly good card for creative problem solving. Use your intuition, creativity, and imagination for new solutions. Shrug off outside pressure and trust your knowledge, skills, talents, and experience. You know what to do, so trust yourself and don’t keep your solutions to yourself. If you are having problems at work, there is something unsaid or unknown about the situation. When moving forward, proceed with extreme caution and be very careful about what you do and say. Watch out for awful coworkers or colleagues who may be jealous about your success and skills. If they are talking behind your back, they may be creating bigger problems you will have to clean up later. Don’t let your anxiety get the best of you, though. Things aren’t necessarily negative. They are simply unseen and unknown.