Those that face to the right are more concerned with their own interests.įor example, the King of Spades and King of Diamonds are interested in each other. Cards that face toward the left usually have the querent’s best interests in mind. Court cards that face toward each other can indicate collusion or conflict, and those that face away indicate anger or indifference. Well, those are some basic ideas without even considering the direction that each card faces. The Queen of Hearts shows it was probably a close friend or even a family member and the Jack of Spades shows trouble. So another possible interpretations is that you’ll run into a female friend you haven’t seen in a while (Queen of Diamonds + Jack of Clubs) who will bring news (Ace of Diamonds) about another old female friend you’ve not seen in a while (Queen of Hearts + Jack of Spades) who has been in trouble with the police (King of Spades + King of Diamonds). You have two such combinations in your spread. Two Kings can represent a policeman or judge, and the Queen + Jack combination can represent a old female friend from the past. There’s another possibility if we pair off the court cards. It could be an engagement party coming up that you’ll either hear about, or be invited to (Ace of Diamonds could indicate all three possibilities). Your interpretation also makes perfect sense. That’s the first thing that comes to mind when I look at your grouping of cards because the Ace of Diamonds can represent an invitation. When a group of court cards fall together, it usually means a party, a get together, or a group outing with friends is coming up.

Queen of spades playing card