Topics · 16 min
How the cards speak about love
Read any card in a love question: the four suits in love, the card page's love reading and its at-a-glance line, and why a warm card is not a promise and a hard card is not a sentence.
In this lesson you will
- Say what each suit tends to show in a love reading.
- Read a card's love reading as the relationship as you live it and your part in it.
- Read the Two of Cups, the Three of Swords and the Nine of Pentacles in love questions.
In a reading about your relationship, the Three of Swords turns up, and your first thought is we are going to break up. A minute later you draw the Two of Cups for a friend and think they are meant to be. Both thoughts read a card in love as a verdict, and both skip what the card actually says.
Every card can speak about love
You do not need special love cards. Every card on VeilSoul has a love reading on its card page, next to its reading for work and money, and the at-a-glance lines in these lessons sum it up in one line. Start there, then look at the picture, and then fit both to the position.
| Suit | In a love reading it often shows |
|---|---|
| Cups | Feelings, closeness, tenderness, longing |
| Wands | Attraction, desire, pursuit, shared plans |
| Swords | Words, honesty, conflict, hurt and clarity |
| Pentacles | Commitment, everyday care, a shared life, money in a couple |
Read every card's love reading the same way: as the relationship as you are living it, and your part in it. Even where a card page or a glance seems to describe the other person, read it as what you feel between you and your own part in it.
This lesson is part of Plus
Plus opens every lesson of the Practitioner, Reader and Advanced tiers and the topic courses, with practice that explains every answer.
What the lesson covers
- The Two of Cups: a meeting of equals
- The Three of Swords: a hurt to name
- The Nine of Pentacles: whole on your own
- Practice
Foundations and the first lesson of every course are free.