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Ten of Diamonds

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Classic reading: A journey. Between two spades: long; between two hearts: short; between two clubs: successful; between two diamonds: with bad results. Also a change of residence; with the 10 of Hearts, a wedding. Money competitor.

General meaning

Upright

↕ Reversed: Delayed trip or uncertain change of residence.

By topic

Love

trip as a couplemoving in togetherweddinglong-distance relationshiphoneymoon

Friendship

distant visittrip with friendsreuniondistancegetaway

Family

moving housedistant visitweddingfamily relocationreturn

Career

relocationexpansionbusiness tripmobilitychange of office

Work

business triprelocationexpansionchange of officecommission

Studies

studying abroadexchangeacademic tripmovingstay

Money

money on the movetravel expensesoutside incomewealthgain

Pets

travelling with the animalmoving housetransportdistant adoptionlong walk

Health

travelling for treatmentchange of airdistant hospitalresttransfer

Choices

changing placesmovingbroadening horizonsgoing outroute

Creative projects

expansionexporttouringpresenting elsewheremoving the studio

Creativity

tourartist residencytravel inspirationexhibitiontouring

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

✨ 3 tips for combining it

1. The cards on either side say what the journey's like. Example: between two Clubs, a successful trip.
2. With the Ten of Hearts, a wedding. Example: Ten of Diamonds + Ten of Hearts is getting married.
3. With Ace of Hearts, moving. Example: Ten of Diamonds + Ace of Hearts is moving house.

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