These questions are REAL EYE OPENERS?  Yes, where is the querent?? I think the cards are mirrors - but mirrors can deceive - sometimes we see what we want to see.. Do I have a big ego??    Is that what makes me see myself/querent as the central figure in every card??  LOL!!  Too funny!!  Remembering where I/querent came from as a means of realizing where I/querent am...

6 Pentacles:  It WOULD be more comforting to be the wealthy, benevolent guy.. but remembering what I/querent looked like in card 5 - this is a lesson in "give and take".  If I/querent find myself in a position of plenty again - remember to share.  If the situation is otherwise - there's NO SHAME in poverty - accept the help that's offered humbly.

6 Swords:  I/querent am the person sitting in the boat. Paid the nice man whatever I could to cross the river.  Taking my child with me.. the remnants of my happy home? and travelling to another place.  Taking myself out of the situation - withdrawing from the battle.  (willingly or unwillingly).

6 Wands:  I'd love to be the man on the horse riding triumphantly through cheering crowds.  Perhaps I am?  Or am I (the querent) looking on in admiration?  Is there someone to look up to and learn from?   Am I looking at the "leader" in me??

6 Cups:  I see myself/the querent as the little girl.  Remembering my first love, or the first person who loved me.  It's romantic, nostalgic.. looking back to my early beliefs of love.  Innocent and untainted.

Warmest,
Weezer

I don't believe the querent is represented by the people in my deck

Pentacles. My pic shows a woman with a jug that is overflowing with pentacles (gold coin) Be generous with the wealth that you have. Share with others spiritually or materially

Cups I love this card. It shows children wearing old fashioned clothes and playing joyfully.  Happiness surrounds you. Happy memories

Wands. This card shows wands spread in the shape of a V with a warrior riding between the V. Victory is yours. All that hard work has paid off and you can enjoy the fruits of  your labour

Swords A beautiful card with a boat, rough seas and a rainbow. This card tells the querent to go with the flow. Yes there may be turbulant and troublesome times surrounding you. You have no control over them so be flexible, go with the flow and you will see you will weather the storm and be triumphant.  I'm thinking a mental or emotional journey but I spose it could mean you are going on a cruize

6 of Pentacles
Here we see a giving person who’s holding scales in his hand and giving money to the less fortunate. I always wonder though, are they really less fortunate or are is it just an act. Are they taking advantage of the giving person?? This could very well be possible. The querent could be either the giver or the taker. Or if it falls at a certain position of a relationship spread it could indicate that giving and taking is the basis of the relationship. Or worse: that one is a giver and the other is taking advantage of it. Him holding the scales reminds me of the Justice card. Anyway I think that if this card pops up it would be great to check to see if everything is fair and square and you aren’t being taken advantage of. Or that you don’t take advantage of someone else. And to balance everything.

6 of Cups
To me this card either means looking back or hanging on to the past. I think the querent is the one receiving the flowers. However the querent can also be the one giving the flowers. I think the giving of flowers represents something. Perhaps the one getting the flowers has done a good deed for the giver in the past and is now being paid back in a simple way. Or it could be that someone is thinking to much about a past relationship. Someone who can't seem to get on with their lives.

6 of Swords
The querent is one of the two people sitting in that boat. OR someone the querent ‘knows’ is sitting in the boat (ie. partner/coworker whatever). This card can indicate moving on after a long hardship. Finding rest and entering a new period in your life. I think that this is a transformation card like death. However this card indicates that a lot has happened before the people actually got in the boat.

6 of Wands
I think where the querent is on this card depends on the cards surrounding it. The querent could be the one sitting on the horse. Finally getting acknowledged. Finally being put on a pedestal. Or the querent is looking at their rival sitting on the horse getting acknowledged for something the querent has done!

Hi everyone,

I am really enjoying this and love seeing some of the cards that others have.
I had difficulty with the six of cups because my deck shows six cups filled with flowers (no people - no gesture of one person giving to another and no children to relate to "the past"

I have known from books that it is happy memories possibly someone returning from the past and also love blossoming - If I look only at my card I would not think of the past but I would feel love and the gesture of flowers being received so I would say that the questioner was the recipient of the flowers - possibly a secret admirer since no "face" is shown now that is different the possiblilities are amazing and I would have to see the rest of the cards before I could decide on its meaning

The six of swords is a picture of a boat with a rower and a lost soul burying her head - the swords represent what has been lost to her and the travel I think is more of the mind - I see her going within looking for answers and removing herself from the situation to recover. It is interesting as the questioner could be the one that is helping someone get through a difficult time someone who wants to care for and protect a loved one


The six of pentacles in my deck is a pair of scales with equal weight (wealth) I have to say that my first impression was that of seperation dividing ones assets equally like a divorce or an inheritence but now I can see that it could be a person who has balanced his life and money and knows he is in a good place and shouldn't take this situation lightly someone who is fair with money (scales of justice)

The six of rods is a someone returning home - he looks pleased with himself and his horse is magestic however I don't have a crowd welcoming him back.  Going stricly on my picture the rod in his hand has a victory wreath on it so I would say that this person has had a personal victory - like graduating or a job promotion something to make them proud a celebration is in order

6 of Pentacles

I have to really struggle with this card (from the RW deck) because it makes me feel extremely irritated.  

I don't really like it that the beggars have allowed themselves to fall into this position, but what bothers me even more is the attitude in which the central figure is giving.  

A wealthy looking man is shown dropping the coins from several inches above as though he doesn't want to take a chance on touching the beggar... and in his left hand he is holding a set of scales.  Why the scales???  It seems as though he has an ulterior motive as though he might be getting the beggars to do his dirty work and trying to decide if they have done it as ordered, and he is using the scales to decide if they really
even deserve the money.

I see the querent as a distant bystander.


Six of Swords

This is a family that is escaping from devastation and chaos.  The man feels obligated to get them to safety and doesn't have time to sink into a depressed state.  He is seeing his despondent,  and depressed wife and knows that there is nothing he can do at this time to bring her out of it.  He still moves forward.

I see the querent as being the man paddling the boat.  This card tells me that we can only be responsible for our own emotions and to keep moving forward and not our own depression or the depression of others drag us down.  The path ahead get brighter as long as we continue to move forward.


Six of Cups

My view of this is that of maybe a brother and younger sister.  The two don't always get along, but the little girl has always adored her brother and looks up to him.  Today is a good day because he is spending time and sharing with her.  She is made to feel very special, loved, and maybe even honored that he is taking time away from his friends to be with her.

The querent is the girl.


Six of Wands

The figure on the horse has been victorious and is riding with pride and confidence in his abilities.  Even the horse looks proud.

Querent is an onlooker.