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Seven of Hearts

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Classic reading: If a single man asks and it falls in 14, 22, 23, 24 or 32: he will soon take a wife. In a reading of nines: infidelity. Generic: disappointment.

General meaning

Upright

↕ Reversed: Deeper disappointment or jealousy; romantic disillusion.

By topic

Love

infidelityromantic disappointmentfuture wifedisillusiondoubt

Friendship

friend who disappointsminor betrayaldistancebroken promisedisenchantment

Family

domestic disagreementdisillusiontensionexpectationsmisunderstanding

Career

doubtful promise of promotiondisenchantmentlack of recognitionrethinkcaution

Work

broken job promisedisenchantmentroutinefrustrated expectationlack of motivation

Studies

loss of interestdisappointing gradediscouragementa course you don't likedoubts

Money

frustrated expectationbroken promiseuseless spendingfalse hopesmall loss

Pets

attachment that hurtsan animal drifting awaydisenchantmentcareabsence

Health

low energysadnesslow moodemotional weightlack of energy

Choices

misleading optionillusiondisillusiondon't trust itbeware of promises

Creative projects

unmet expectationdoubtful partnerillusionadjustmentrethink

Creativity

emotional blockdisappointing workwounded illusionemptinessdoubt

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

✨ 3 tips for combining it

1. It asks you not to trust every promise. Example: Seven of Hearts + Nine of Diamonds is a promise that isn't kept.
2. With Spades, jealousy or infidelity. Example: Seven of Hearts + Seven of Spades is a romantic disillusion.
3. With good cards, the disappointment teaches. Example: Seven of Hearts + Two of Clubs is a friend helping you turn the page.

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