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King of Spades

King of Spades

Playing cards

Classic reading: A dark, ambitious, unscrupulous man; a lawyer or legal adviser; a false lover of crude character for a single woman or widow in 14, 22, 23, 24 or 32; a rival for a single man; a guardian or executor of a will in 10, 18, 19, 20, 27, 28 or 29; a domestic warning for married people.

General meaning

Upright

dark manlawyerambitionfalsenessguardian

↕ Reversed: A less effective enemy, a manoeuvre exposed.

By topic

Love
false loverrivaldomineering husbandunscrupulous seductionscandal
Friendship
false friendrivalself-interested adviserbetrayaldistance
Family
guardianwillauthoritarian maninheritance conflictstrict father
Career
relentless superiorrival for promotionlawyermanoeuvreharsh hierarchy
Work
ruthless bosslawyerrivalintrigueharsh authority
Studies
strict teacherexamining boardhard examrivalrules
Money
lawyerlawsuitwilllegal debtsdeceit
Pets
harsh ownerlegal disputerough treatmentguardianshipabuse
Health
cold doctorserious illnesstensionharsh diagnosissurgery
Choices
self-interested advicesmall printdoubtful advisertrapcaution
Creative projects
lawyercontractsambitious partnerrightsbetrayal
Creativity
scathing criticcopyrightlawyercensorshiprival

The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. Legal matters. Example: King of Spades + Ace of Diamonds is a lawyer or a legal document.
  2. With Hearts, a false lover. Example: King of Spades + Seven of Hearts is someone seducing without scruples.
  3. With good cards, his manoeuvre is exposed. Example: King of Spades + Ten of Hearts is the problem losing its force.

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