Blind Spot Spread

 

 

Difficulty: Varies

This tarot spread is used to enhance self-awareness. Questions about learning something about oneself or things that are hidden work very well with this tarot spread, although no question is necessary.

1. This tarot card displays the obvious identity, the part of oneself that is consciously known and projected to others.
2. This card indicates unconscious driving forces that neither the reader nor others are aware of about them, the great unknown. Nobody knows what this tarot card means, at least not yet...
3. The part of oneself that is concealed, to keep others from discovering, is apparent in this card.
4. This is the Blind Spot. This is what was asked about, that which this reading should bring awareness of. The reader may wish to pay close attention to these mannerisms.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your Blind Spot Reading

	What you know	What you don't know
What others know	III – The Empress	Four of Swords, Reversed
What others don't know	King of Swords, Reversed	Four of Cups

 

 

 

 

This card displays your obvious identity, the part of you that everyone knows.

III – The Empress

The Empress represents fertility, abundance, nurturing, and creativity. This card embodies the power of creation in all its forms, whether the birth of new ideas, projects, or actual life. The Empress sits upon a throne adorned with symbols of nature, such as a crown of stars and a field of grain, indicating her connection to the natural world. She exudes warmth and compassion, representing the qualities of motherhood, care, and emotional support. She is a symbol of nurturing energy, encouraging growth and the flourishing of all that is tended to with love and patience.

Her flowing robes and the abundance of the natural world around her signify that the Empress brings prosperity and well-being. She holds a sceptre, symbolising her dominion over the material world, and sits amidst lush greenery, suggesting that fertility and growth are hers to command. The Empress represents the creative force that can transform ideas into tangible forms. She reminds us of the importance of self-care, nurturing others, and the healing power of love and empathy.

In Relationships: The Empress signifies a time of nurturing and care. It suggests that love will flourish when both partners express their emotions and support each other's growth. This card can indicate a deep, loving connection, or emotional abundance in one's romantic life. It may also point to the potential for starting a family, deepening commitment, or creating new foundations in relationships. The Empress reminds you to embrace love with an open heart and a spirit of generosity.

In Work: The Empress signals a time of creativity and growth in one's professional life. It suggests that hard work and nurturing will lead to fruitful results. This card can also indicate a period of abundance, where new opportunities will manifest. The Empress encourages you to care for your projects with patience and love, as this will lead to lasting success. She may also point to the importance of self-care and work-life balance to sustain long-term achievement.

Spiritually: The Empress represents the divine feminine energy and the spiritual aspects of nurturing, creativity, and abundance. It invites you to embrace your creative potential and nurture your inner growth. This card calls for a heart open to the blessings of the universe. The Empress also encourages connection with nature for spiritual nourishment. She embodies the nurturing force of the universe, reminding us that creation begins with love and care.

 

 

 

 

This card shows unconscious driving forces that neither you nor your company is aware of about you. This is the Great Unknown.

Four of Cups

The Four of Cups represents contemplation, introspection, and a feeling of emotional stagnation or dissatisfaction. This card depicts a figure sitting under a tree, with three cups in front of them and a fourth cup offered by a hand coming from a cloud, which the figure seems to overlook. The Four of Cups symbolises a time when you may be disconnected, unfulfilled, or indifferent to opportunities for emotional growth. It reflects a state of emotional withdrawal or discontent, where you are focused on what is lacking rather than appreciating the blessings present.

This card encourages you to examine your emotional state and question why you may be disengaged or disillusioned. The Four of Cups is often a reminder that fulfilment and joy may come from shifting perspective, being open to new experiences, and learning to appreciate the beauty and opportunities around you. It may suggest a need to break free from emotional apathy and reconnect with your sense of wonder, gratitude, and openness.

In Relationships: The Four of Cups suggests emotional discontent, emotional withdrawal, or dissatisfaction. One partner may feel disconnected, or the relationship may experience a period of stagnation where feelings are no longer being nurtured. This card encourages you to reflect on the current state of your romantic life and consider whether you are overlooking or taking for granted the opportunities for deeper connection and growth that are present. For singles, the Four of Cups suggests you may feel uninspired or disconnected from the idea of love, perhaps because of past disappointments or an emotional wall you have built. It calls for you to be open to new possibilities and not close yourself off from potential connections.

In Work: The Four of Cups indicates dissatisfaction or emotional disconnect from one's work. You may feel unfulfilled by your current job or professional situation and find it difficult to see the value in your efforts. This card suggests a period of introspection when you may need to reassess your career path and what motivates you. The Four of Cups encourages you to look for new opportunities, be open to change, and shift your perspective to rediscover passion and fulfilment in your professional life. It can also suggest a feeling of stagnation in the workplace, urging you to take proactive steps to bring more excitement to your career.

Spiritually: The Four of Cups represents a period of emotional withdrawal, where you may feel disconnected from your spiritual path. It suggests you may experience spiritual apathy or frustration, possibly because of a lack of inspiration or feeling stuck. This card encourages you to examine your spiritual practices and reflect on whether you are engaged or have become too complacent. The Four of Cups invites you to look beyond the surface and be open to new spiritual insights, experiences, or connections that may reinvigorate your journey. It may also suggest that you take time for introspection to reconnect with your deeper sense of purpose.

 

 

 

 

The secrets you keep from others are shown by this card.

King of Swords, Reversed

The King of Swords represents authority and intellectual power. This card embodies a figure who is not just intelligent but also disciplined and fair. As the master of his intellect, the King of Swords is a strategist, someone able to think critically, make logical decisions, and lead with wisdom and integrity. His sword symbolises truth, communication, and rational thought, and he uses these qualities to rule with honesty and justice. This king is known for his ability to detach from emotions and approach situations objectively, making him an effective problem-solver, leader, and advisor.

Reversed, the King of Swords suggests a misuse of power, poor judgement, or a lack of clarity in communication. You may be struggling to make decisions or acting with manipulation, harshness, or intellectual dishonesty. The reversed King of Swords can indicate someone who is overbearing, cold, or rigid in their thinking, leading to conflict or misunderstanding. Perhaps, you may find it difficult to detach from emotions when objectivity is needed. This card, Reversed, urges you to examine your motives and communication style and bring balance back to your intellect and emotional awareness. It may also indicate a need to seek counsel or guidance from someone with a clearer perspective.

In Relationships: The King of Swords represents clear communication, fairness, and rational decision-making. This card suggests you may need to approach your romantic life maturely, detaching from emotional impulses and focusing on open communication. The King of Swords values honesty and will not tolerate deceit or manipulation. He seeks a partner who can engage in intellectual conversation and mutual respect. While this card may point to a relationship built on solid communication and intellectual connection, it can also indicate a need to avoid being detached or unemotional in love. The King of Swords reminds you to strike a balance between reason and emotional depth in your relationships.

In Work: The King of Swords signifies a position of leadership, decision-making, or authority. You may be in a role where you must lead with intellect, communicate clearly, and make complex decisions. This card suggests your success is tied to your ability to think critically, maintain fairness, and remain objective. The King of Swords also encourages you to embrace your intellectual strengths, whether in a position of power or a field requiring analysis and strategy. It may also indicate the presence of a mentor or advisor who embodies these qualities. The King of Swords could indicate a legal, academic, or advisory role where logic and communication are paramount.

Spiritually: The King of Swords represents wisdom, higher knowledge, and authority. You may be seeking greater understanding or guidance, and this card encourages using your intellect and discernment to find the answers you seek. The King of Swords urges you to be truthful with yourself and seek spiritual growth through disciplined study, meditation, or inner reflection. This card can indicate the need for spiritual leadership, either as you take on a guiding role for others or seek a mentor who can help you navigate your spiritual path. The King of Swords reminds you that spiritual insight comes not just from emotion but from the disciplined and thoughtful exploration of truth.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is your Blind Spot. This is what you asked about – what you wished to be made aware of by this reading.

Four of Swords, Reversed

The Four of Swords represents rest, recovery, and retreat. This card suggests a period of respite, where you are called to step back from your usual activities to recharge, heal, and reflect. It signals a time when you may have been through a challenging experience or period of stress and now require rest to regain strength and clarity. The image of a figure lying on a bed with swords above them represents the need to pause and disconnect from the external world to focus on internal healing. It is a moment of stillness and quiet contemplation, where rest and recuperation are necessary before advancing.

Reversed, the Four of Swords can indicate restlessness, burnout, or the refusal to take a needed break. The reversal suggests you may push yourself too hard. It may also signify a delay in healing, where you have not yet allowed yourself the time or space to recover from emotional or mental exhaustion. The Four of Swords reversed encourages you to slow down, step back, and prioritise your health and well-being. It warns that continuing to push forward without rest may lead to burnout or lack of clarity, making it harder to move forward.

In Relationships: The Four of Swords suggests a need for rest or a temporary break from a relationship or emotional situation. This card may indicate that you or your partner are mentally or emotionally exhausted and need time alone to recover. It could also signify a period of reflection or contemplation about the relationship, where you take a step back to evaluate what you want or need from the connection. The Four of Swords encourages you to prioritise self-care and inner peace, ensuring you are in a healthy state before moving forward. It may also indicate a time of healing from past relationship wounds.

In Work: The Four of Swords signals a time for rest, reflection, and mental rejuvenation. This card suggests you may need to take a break from your work or take some time off to recharge. The Four of Swords indicates you may feel overwhelmed or mentally fatigued and could benefit from stepping away from the pressures of your professional life to regain clarity and focus. It is a reminder that taking care of your mental health and well-being is vital for long-term success. This card advises you to avoid burnout and make time for self-care before continuing your career journey. It may also suggest a time of contemplation, where new ideas and insights can arise after a period of rest.

Spiritually: The Four of Swords represents a time of spiritual healing, rest, and introspection. This card suggests you may need to take a break from your spiritual practices or overwhelming spiritual pursuits to reconnect with yourself and regain your inner peace. The Four of Swords invites you to rest and reflect on your spiritual path, creating space for stillness and silence to hear your inner voice more clearly. It may also signify that you are undergoing a process of spiritual healing or recovery, where you integrate the lessons learned from experiences and allow yourself the time to rejuvenate. This card is a reminder that sometimes stillness and reflection are the keys to spiritual growth.