Agatha All Along is finally here with the much-awaited seventh episode, and we can’t deny that it didn’t disappoint. The episode was intense, unlike previous episodes. This time, Lilia was the most significant character, as the episode revolved entirely around tarot readings. However, the non-tarot readers might be confused after seeing the cards in the new episode so closely; so, if you want to learn what the cards signify, we have got your back.
Here, I have explained the meaning of the tarot cards that grabbed our attention in the seventh episode of Agatha All Along:
1. Queen of Cups
The Queen of Cups tarot card hints at an empathetic woman who never fails to create a peaceful environment for everyone around her. She is the most kind soul you must have come across in your life. If you are around such a person, you shouldn’t have to worry about anything as she will show you the right path. She is a mature woman who would never let her sensitive demeanor come to the surface and will continue to be your supportive system. However, even though she will take care of the people around her, she will also prioritize herself. Queen of Cups features a warm personality that makes you feel safe around her, and you wouldn’t hesitate to take suggestions from her; that’s how trustworthy she is.
2. Three of Swords
The Three of Swords card signifies the pain the person is going through. It can be the most painful card, but it teaches you that, like every other emotion, you should also embrace the pain and learn to deal with it. It shows that the traveler is really hurt and broken. The card also shows you the mirror that you shouldn’t allow the pain to break you permanently, so you must cry your heart out and give yourself a good time to heal. It teaches you that you should focus on your recovery instead of the pain so that you can move on with your life ahead, as you won’t get anything if you stick to the past damage.
3. The High Priestess
The High Priestess card shows up when it’s time for the traveler to gain deep knowledge within their soul. The card tells you to forget everything and try to achieve wisdom by following your intuition. You should give up on unnecessary things and try to get insights into your subconscious mind. Once you achieve this with the help of meditation or other techniques, The High Priestess also lets you discover that you are already on the right path, so all you have to do is trust your intuitive abilities. The tarot card also signifies that one should embrace their feminine and masculine energies proudly and not shy away from nurturing them.
4. Three of Pentacles
Three of Pentacles card might seem the most satisfying one to you. It tells you that you are determined towards your goals and will certainly achieve them sooner or later. Every time any hurdle shows up in your way, you devise the most intellectual strategy to overcome it. Whether in general or in relationships, you never fail to give your 100% with the utmost determination. You always look forward to learning new things and growing.
5. Death
Now, this card is the most fearful one, and it comes with several uncertainties. However, the card doesn’t always mean physical damage; it can sometimes signify mental harm. To be precise, this card means you may have to undergo some transformations that can bend your mind. It can give you trauma and suffering, but you don’t have the option to resist the changes that come your way. If you dare to challenge the changes, the path will become even more painful for you. But if you embrace the changes, it can be your fresh start.
6. The Tower
Like Death, the Tower is also one of the most difficult tarot cards, which can shake your entire world. It involves things you haven’t even thought of in your wildest dreams. You may get to witness destruction, emotional and physical pain, or even the death of your loved ones. This card doesn’t give you a chance to escape, so you have to surrender and allow the Tower to hit you. The card will also give you a reality check and let you discover that your life was based on false assumptions.
Aparna Ukil
