The Cards
How to Read Court Cards as People
Court cards can represent real people in your life, energies you are embodying, or approaches the reading is calling for. How to tell which reading the card wants.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do court cards always represent a real person?
Not always. Court cards can represent an actual person in your life, an energy you are embodying, or an approach being called for in a situation. Often they point to all three simultaneously.
How do I know if a court card represents me or someone else?
Context usually clarifies this. If you are reading about a relationship or a situation involving another person, the court card may be pointing at them. If you are reading about your own response to a situation, the court card may be pointing at the energy you are bringing, or the energy that would serve you to bring.
Which court card am I?
This is worth sitting with rather than answering quickly. Most people embody different court cards in different areas of their life or at different times. Someone who is a Queen of Swords at work might be a Page of Cups in a new relationship.