Does anyone know what the knight of wands card, then 3rd of swords card and finally a hanged man card on top o

Question

in a celtic cross spread in a tarot reading

Answer 1

Knitght of wands goes in to battle. ALtercation going to occur, message of some sort headed your way.
3 of swords is a card of heart break and betrayal. Its hurt no matter whether it is reversed or not.
Hanged man means stagnation. SOmething either leaves you hanging, undecided, unsure what to do.
Unfortunatly I dont know if this applies to the Celtic Spread. And what position they are in the celtic cross spread.

Answer 2

What position are these cards in? The Celtic Cross spread has room for either 10 or 11 cards (depending on how you lay them out), and each position means something different. However, none of these cards is anything worrisome. Good luck!

Answer 3

LMHO It doesn't mean anything. They are just cards. Nothing magical, no mystery, they are simply cards. You shouldn't take this stuff seriously. The cards were made in a factory. The pictures on them are based on some old belief that these symbols can tell your future or your fortune. You would have to be incredibly naive to believe that surely. I think it actually very cruel of the people who read these so called cards of destiny. They put silly ideas into peoples heads and they go off believing it. We are in the 21 century and not some medieval dark age.

Answer 4

I have no idea what spread you're using, I don't know any that uses three cards one on top the other. Figure that out and let us know, also, it depends on what position their in, reverse or upright?

Also also, whatever spread you're using will have different positions you have to know, each of which has a different meaning assigned.

It's a lot more complicated than pretty pictures, hun.

Answer 5

That's not tarot, you've been watching the news.

Answer 6

wrong forum