The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: What you aspire to, What is standing in your way, How you can overcome this.
The tarot cards drawn are: Ace of Wands reversed, Four of Cups, Six of Cups.
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The reversed Ace of Wands is a card that indicates that you are currently stalling your financial aspirations. It could mean that you don't believe you have enough resources to achieve your goals or that you don't have the motivation to push yourself beyond your limits. You are aware of your potential but you can't take steps forward to reach them.
The Four of Cups indicates that the root cause of your unsatisfactory financial situation is a lack of prospects. You are unable to visualize a future other than the present one and this leads you to feel helpless. Plus, you're using the same outdated methods to reach your goals, which makes it harder to get there.
The Six of Cups suggests that the key to improving your financial situation is optimism. You must be able to visualize a positive future and believe in yourself and your abilities. Once this is done, you will also need to take the initiative to change things and act on what you have decided. You must be proactive and follow the new strategies you have chosen.
In conclusion, these three cards indicate that in order to have a positive change in your short-term financial life, you must first believe in yourself and your abilities, visualize a positive future and be proactive in acting on what you have decided. You will have to put in some effort, but you will see results in the end!
In conclusion, these three tarot cards suggest that Rita should take decisive action guided by informed judgment in managing her investments. If she does, she will have positive results in the long run. I therefore advise you to carefully examine all aspects related to financial management, trusting in your own wisdom to make correct decisions and avoid any risks.
Based on the three cards selected and the orientation of the mental, physical and emotional aspects, the answer to the question "I am planning to sell a property, do the cards see a satisfactory offer?" and maybe. There are favorable (Ten of Wands) and unfavorable (The Hanged Man reversed) elements to tarot reading that need to be considered before making a final decision. The Moon indicates that there are deeply ingrained feelings related to the goal you are trying to achieve with the sale of the property. If you follow your emotions and work hard to achieve your goals, chances are you can reach a satisfying offer.
The tarot advises caution in dealing with the current financial situation. Although it may be tempting to invest your tax refund now, you should first take some time to better understand how to manage your money, discover which options are best suited to your needs and learn how to best manage your finances in future. Only in this way will you be able to invest responsibly and get a good return on investment.
In conclusion, the cards indicate that Maria's financial situation is unstable and precarious, but that there are also opportunities ahead that could lead to positive change. Therefore, my recommendation is to advise Maria to approach her financial choices with caution and to look for new opportunities to improve her financial situation.
In summary, the tarot indicates that your cousin Sofia is having a difficult time with her finances. Your situation can be better dealt with if you take decisive and well-considered measures. We suggest that your cousin carefully document her finances and carefully weigh her options before making a decision.
From the papers it seems to suggest that the investment proposed by your friend could be a good way to build a better future. However, before making a final decision, you should carefully consider all aspects of your investment and any long-term implications. It is therefore advisable to do in-depth research, inform yourself and seek advice from people who are experts in financial matters or a financial advisor before proceeding with the investment. For this reason, my answer to the question is "No".