I did a deck interview this morning, and I would like a second opinion! Deck and interpretation in the comments. (New Reader)

[Jessica]

I did a deck interview this morning, and I would like a second opinion! Deck and interpretation in the comments. (New Reader)

Discussion

[Zulias]

Alright, I’m going to give this a go.

Nine of Cups: the card of happiness and contentment. The cards are giving you an overview of what will leave you with the least struggle or hardship.

Death: Part of that is leaving something behind to make room for something new.

Emperor: Your aid to others comes from authority and support. Your life is following contentment and stability. Some of the people around you won’t be so lucky. Lend a hand.

Four of coins: A card of abundance in part because of miserly behavior. I think you’re right that this is a warning not to be greedy or miserly when the time comes. Matched up with the Emperor? Lend the person money or a place to crash when they need it.

Six of Cups: innocence, joy, reminiscing energy. Find and concentrate on what makes you happy, brings you joy, and you won’t fall astray.

Judgement: Advise. Don’t hold back. Combined with the other cards? Let them know what you believe will be the real path to actual happiness. You’ll see it clearer than they do.

The Moon: When the tides shift. You’ll feel it.

[Like_A_Pendulum]

Deck: Lazy Crow Tarot by Nick Cragoe

Explanation: I was excited to finally have received my Lazy Crow deck, and these are the results:

Position One: What lessons are you here to help me learn?
**Nine of cups**: I interpret this as the deck saying that it wants to help me learn how to achieve satisfaction and fulfillment.

Position Two: Through what aspect can we best communicate?
**Death**: I don’t feel intimidated by this at all. The feeling I get is that I will learn and gain new experience through the loss of things. I see it as answers coming in the form of new perspective.

Position Three: In what area can you aid me to help others?
**The Emperor**: This is the most unclear interpretation to me. I see it as a very authoritative card, as well as representing wisdom and fatherhood. Perhaps it will lend me the answers for the moments people come to me with questions I don’t immediately have the answer for.

Position Four: What can be easily misunderstood?
**Four of Coins**: It won’t give me clear-cut answers regarding the gain of wealth and security, and I shouldn’t come to it with a greedy heart.

Position Five: What can I do to keep our communication clear?
**Six of Cups**: I see this as telling me, that as long as I’m trying to help people and develop relationships, communication will be honest and clear.

Position Six: How can I use your guidance for the highest good?
**Judgement**: I immediately see this as helping someone come to a big decision, perhaps even a life changing one, for the better.

Position Seven: How will I know when we’re ready for a new lesson?
**The Moon**: The moon to me is a mysterious card, full of secrets and mischief. I think, in a way, I won’t know until I just… do.