Card 1: This card covers you. It represents the influences and atmosphere affecting you.

Eight of CUPS
The decline of a matter; a matter believed to be of great importance is actually of small consequence; success of a laissez faire policy. The result in all cases may be either good or evil. Loss of interest in a project or relationship.

Card 2: This card crosses you. It represents your obstacles. If favorable, opposing forces are not serious.

Ace of WAND Reversed
Intellectual stagnation, antagonism towards new ideas. A blind alley. Impotence. Overly meticulous attention to detail at the expense of the whole. Superficial understanding, as is sometimes displayed by the "astrologer" at a party or in a bar. Dilettantism. Misdirection of sexual energies towards minors; dislike or abuse of children.

Card 3: This card crowns you. It represents your aim or ideal in the matter, that which has not yet been made actual.

XV The Devil
The card deals mostly with the material world to the exclusion of the spiritual: in my experience, it usually denotes a sexual encounter, though it may also signify the amassment of riches, gourmandizing and all manner of over-indulgence. Obsession with matters material. Extraordinary efforts. Predestination. Magic which affects the material plane, for good or ill.

Card 4: This card is beneath you. It represents that which has already passed into actuality, what you have made your own.

VII The Chariot
In many decks, the animals pulling the Chariot are of different colors; in some, they struggle to go in different directions and only the strength of the driver holds them to the same course; hence: the conflict between spiritual and material, will (or wisdom) and passion, sense and sensibility. Also, frequently, travel by vehicle. Some suggest success for those engaged in artistic or spiritual pursuits, triumph over ill health and other adversities. Waite also suggests vengeance as a possible reading.

Card 5: This card is behind you. It represents the influences that are just now passing.

Nine of COINS
Material well-being - enough to live on with some left over. A house with land enough for at least a garden. Prudence, safety, success, accomplishment, There may be a suggestion that the good things in life will be enjoyed in solitude.

Card 6: This card is before you. It represents the influences that are coming into action now or in the near future.

Ten of CUPS Reversed
A family quarrel, failure of a love affair, indignation, domestic violence. Possible loss of friendship. Some sources go as far as to suggest betrayal.

Card 7: This card signifies you. It represents your position and attitude in the matter.

Ten of WANDS Reversed
Difficulties, intrigues, duplicity. Resentment, sullenness. If this card appears when the subject of the reading is a workplace, then the Querent should consider changing jobs.

Card 8: This card signifies your environment. It represents the influences of your position, your friends, your family and so forth.

Four of SWORDS Reversed
Activity, involvement - but since the suit is Swords, circumspection and caution are advised; the healing process is not yet complete, and undue activity might lead to a setback.

Card 9: This card signifies your hopes and your fears in the matter.

IV The Emperor
Government, the control of masses, temporal power; stability, protection, conviction; also will and authority. The dominion of intelligence.

Card 10: This card signifies what will come. The culmination which is brought about by the influences of the other cards: The final outcome.

Eight of COINS
This card represents beginnings, preparations, apprenticeships in material endeavors, though it may also represent a new course of study and application in matters spiritual; surrounding cards will indicate which. Entering upon a new job or career, with the suggestion that it will not be wholly the same as positions one has filled previously.