1. Adaptability

dragonfly - illusion

The Dragonfly is a creature of transformation and movement, able to shift direction swiftly and live in both air and water. This card highlights adaptability as your strength. Dragonflies also symbolize illusion, reminding you that appearances are not always as they seem. What you perceive as stable may prove fleeting, and what you dismiss as small may carry significance. This card invites you to question assumptions and look beneath the surface. It suggests that lightness, flexibility, and curiosity are your allies now. Let yourself be guided by movement and perception, not rigid control.

Where have you lately been guided by control and rigidness instead of adaptability? How can you break this pattern?

As a clarifier: expands

The Dragonfly reframes the main card through fluidity. It suggests that perception may be distorted or shifting, so conclusions drawn too quickly could be misleading. It adds nuance, asking you to adapt to unfolding changes and allow illusions to clear before deciding.

2. Alert

bell - invitation

The Bell rings when something needs your attention — a call, a signal, a shift in energy. It may be subtle or loud, external or internal, but it’s meant to wake you up. This card encourages you to pause and notice what is asking for acknowledgment. Is there a truth you’ve been avoiding? A conversation that wants to begin? Bells are not just alerts; they are invitations — to engage, to listen, to act. When this card appears, it may be time to answer a call, step forward into a new opportunity, or take a stand where you’ve been silent. Sometimes, it also signals celebration or ceremony — an important moment is at hand. Whatever the context, the Bell brings clarity. Let yourself listen closely. The sound may startle, but it brings you back to presence.

What has been trying to get your attention? What opportunity or moment is asking you to respond? 

As a clarifier: emphasizes

The Bell sharpens the focus of the main card. It signals urgency, asking you to pay attention to what the primary message is highlighting. This could be a moment of awakening, an external sign, or an invitation to act quickly. It reminds you that timing is significant, and the central card’s meaning requires immediate awareness or response.

3. Attraction

moth - surrender

Moths are naturally attracted to light, even when it harms them. This card highlights attraction, longing and desire. This card asks you whether what you’re pursuing nourishes your soul or simply dazzles your ego. The Moth suggests that surrender is not weakness but a conscious choice: aligning yourself with true desire rather than compulsion. It may represent a powerful pull toward transformation, but with the caution that not every light is safe. In relationships, the Moth symbolizes magnetic attraction but also warns of the risk of being consumed by it. 

When have you let illusions guide you instead of staying true to yourself and what you really need?

As a clarifier: emphasizes

The Moth emphasizes the theme of desire in the main card. It suggests that longing, surrender or attraction plays a key role. It cautions against being consumed by the pursuit, urging thoughtfulness and understanding.

4. Authority

crown - achievement

The Crown is a symbol of recognition, mastery, and sovereignty. It represents the moment when your dedication and skills are acknowledged. When this card appears, it suggests that you are stepping into a role of greater responsibility or influence. The Crown reminds you that authority is not simply power over others — it is the responsibility to act with integrity and fairness. Spiritually, the Crown symbolizes alignment with your highest self. It reassures you that you are capable of rising to the occasion and that your efforts have not gone unseen.

How are you wearing the crown? To elevate others or yourself?

As a clarifier: emphasizes

The Crown brings the theme of recognition or authority to the main card. It suggests that achievement, responsibility, or leadership is part of the resolution. It asks you to act with dignity and remember that the way you carry success is as important as the success itself.

5. Awakening

spring - renewal

Spring is the season of new beginnings, when life revives after stillness. This card signals renewal, growth and awakening. It suggests that conditions are now fertile for fresh starts and that energy is returning after dormancy. Spring encourages planting seeds, experimenting and leaning into opportunities with openness. It is also a reminder to celebrate progress, no matter how small. It highlights optimism, joy, and the chance to begin again. If you have been in a difficult or stagnant period, this card reassures you that momentum and vitality are returning.

What are your spring rituals? What do you do to celebrate renewal in your life?

As a clarifier: softens

Spring brings renewal to the main card. It signals growth, openness, and positive momentum. It tells that conditions are ripe for progress and a new cycle is beginning.

6. Beginning

seed - potential

The Seed carries immense potential, though it looks small and inert. It symbolizes beginnings, ideas or projects in their earliest stage. This card reminds you that growth often happens unseen before sprouting into the world. You may be in a period of planting, where nurturing conditions matter more than immediate results. remember that dormancy is not stagnation, but preparation. The Seed invites you to trust what is forming, to give it patience, to not doubt or neglect.

What are you planting now, intentionally or unintentionally, that will grow later?

As a clarifier: expands

The Seed reframes the main card as the start of something, even if it looks small or slow. It encourages patience, nurturing, and trust in early processes. The foundation is being planted, give it time.

7. Blessing

chalice - receptivity

The Chalice is a symbol of openness, a cup ready to be filled. This card represents receptivity — the willingness to allow something meaningful into your life. Too often, we are focused on striving, pushing, and achieving, forgetting that some of life’s greatest gifts come when we pause and open ourselves to receive. The Chalice invites you to stop grasping and instead to allow. It may point to love, healing, rest, or even inspiration that can only enter if you create space. In relationships, this card highlights the balance of giving and receiving, reminding you that letting yourself be cared for is as important as offering care to others.

What would it mean to let life fill you, instead of always pouring outward?

As a clarifier: softens

The Chalice softens the main card’s message, suggesting that receptivity is the key. It may show that the answer lies in allowing rather than forcing. Accepting help or support will move the situation forward more effectively than effort alone.

8. Catalyst

match - motion

The Match represents ignition, a burst of energy, a realization or conflict that sets things in motion. It can light a fire for creation or for destruction. This card signals the beginning of something new, whether it’s a fresh idea, an attraction or a challenge. Matches remind us that timing and context matter; a flame without fuel dies quickly, but with the right preparation and resources it can grow into a sustaining fire. When this card appears. It may point to the courage to act, the courage to risk, or the need to strike while the conditions are right. In relationships, it can symbolize chemistry, conflict, or both. Spiritually, it signals awakening or breakthrough. Handle with care: matches burn fast and bright.

What does usually serve as a catalyst in your life when starting something? What area in your life is ready to be ignited?

As a clarifier: emphasizes

The Match accelerates the main card. It emphasizes that a catalytic moment is present, a spark that must be tended quickly or it will vanish. It suggests decisive, mindful initiation and warns against hesitation.

9. Change

autumn - shedding

Autumn marks a turning point: not an end, but a natural progression in the cycle of growth. This card invites you to reflect on what is ready to fall away. Just as trees shed their leaves to conserve energy and prepare for winter, you may need to let go of old patterns, beliefs, or relationships that no longer serve your path. Shedding isn’t loss — it’s preparation. Change, though sometimes uncomfortable, is a signal that you are evolving. This card reminds you that releasing can be a conscious, even beautiful act. You are allowed to shift your identity, goals, or surroundings when they no longer nourish your inner world. Trust the timing. You are not being uprooted — you are making space for future growth.

What are you holding onto that’s already leaving you? Can you let go gently, rather than with resistance? 

As a clarifier: emphasizes

Autumn points to what needs to end or be released in connection with the main card. It emphasizes transition and closure, showing that resolution comes by letting go rather than holding tighter. If the primary card feels blocked, Autumn suggests that shedding unnecessary weight will clear the way. It softens heavy cards by reframing endings as natural cycles, not losses.

10. Clarity

crystal - amplification

The Crystal brings sharpness and clarity where there has been fog. This card signifies the importance of truth and transparency. Something may have been obscured, distorted or left vague; this card invites you to clarify it. Speak plainly, name your intentions and simplify where things have become (over)complicated. Crystals also amplify energy, reminding you that where you place your attention is where power grows. If you focus on worry or grievance, those energies expand; if you focus on solutions and hope, they strengthen. This card encourages you to choose what you want to magnify and to be deliberate in your focus. The Crystal doesn’t create anything new — it reveals what was already present.

What part in your life do you want to amplify? Where some clarity is needed to move forward?

As a clarifier: emphasizes

This card simplifies the main card’s meaning. It says: cut away noise, confusion or illusion. Amplify only what supports growth and integrity. This addition encourages you to declare the truth clearly and to operate with honesty and clarity.