The Spiritual Realm with Kate Denning

20/01/2026

The Sun (often numbered XIX / 19 in the Major Arcana)
The Sun represents joy, success, vitality, clarity, and life-affirming energy. It emphasises confidence, truth, warmth, and the freedom that comes from fully being yourself.
Core Meaning

At its heart, The Sun is about:

Joy & happiness – genuine contentment, optimism, and lightness

Success & achievement – recognition, confidence, and positive outcomes

Clarity & truth – seeing things clearly, honesty, and openness

Vitality & life force – health, energy, creativity, and enthusiasm

Think of The Sun as the card of illumination—where warmth, confidence, and truth bring growth and abundance.

Upright Meaning

When The Sun appears upright, it often points to:

Happiness, joy, and emotional fulfilment

Success, recognition, and confidence

Clear understanding and truth revealed

Positive outcomes after challenges

A time of growth, creativity, and vitality

It suggests things are flowing naturally, and you’re being encouraged to shine openly and confidently.

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, The Sun can indicate:

Temporary self-doubt or lack of confidence

Delayed success or muted joy

Difficulty seeing the positive side of a situation

Feeling blocked from expressing your true self

Here, the card may be urging you to reconnect with optimism, self-belief, and inner light.

In Different Contexts

Love:
Warmth, openness, happiness, and shared joy; reversed may suggest miscommunication or emotional distance

Career/School:
Success, recognition, confidence, and clarity around direction; reversed may indicate self-doubt or underestimating your abilities

Spirituality:
Illumination, truth, joy, and alignment with your authentic self; reversed may suggest needing to reconnect with your inner light

Symbolic Keywords

Joy · Success · Clarity · Confidence · Vitality · Truth · Warmth · Optimism

Judgement (often numbered XX / 20 in the Major Arcana)

Judgement represents awakening, renewal, self-reflection, and answering a higher calling. It emphasises rebirth, truth, accountability, and stepping into a new phase of life with clarity and purpose.

Core Meaning

At its heart, Judgement is about:

Awakening & rebirth – rising into a new chapter after reflection

Truth & self-evaluation – honest assessment of past choices

Calling & purpose – answering a higher or soul-level call

Release & forgiveness – letting go of guilt, shame, or old identities

Think of Judgement as the card of awakening—where clarity, acceptance, and purpose lead to transformation.

Upright Meaning

When Judgement appears upright, it often points to:

A powerful awakening or moment of realisation

Life review and clear understanding of past experiences

Answering a calling or stepping into your true purpose

Renewal, rebirth, and fresh beginnings

Making decisions with clarity and self-acceptance

It suggests that you’re being called to rise, release the past, and move forward aligned with who you truly are.

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, Judgement can indicate:

Self-doubt or fear of being seen or judged

Avoidance of responsibility or truth

Ignoring a calling or inner voice

Difficulty letting go of past mistakes

Here, the card may be urging self-forgiveness, honesty, and the courage to step into your next chapter.

In Different Contexts

Love:
Reconciliation, honest conversations, or relationship rebirth; reversed may suggest unresolved issues or fear of vulnerability

Career/School:
A calling, career awakening, or major decision aligned with purpose; reversed may indicate fear of change or self-doubt

Spirituality:
Spiritual awakening, soul purpose, and higher awareness; reversed may suggest resisting inner truth or growth

Symbolic Keywords

Awakening · Rebirth · Calling · Truth · Renewal · Purpose · Self-reflection · Release

18/01/2026

The Moon (often numbered XVIII / 18 in the Major Arcana)
The Moon represents intuition, the subconscious, illusion, and emotional depth. It emphasizes navigating uncertainty, trusting inner guidance, and moving through fear toward clarity.
Core Meaning
At its heart, The Moon is about:
Intuition & inner knowing – trusting what you feel rather than what you see
The subconscious – dreams, instincts, and hidden emotions
Illusion & uncertainty – things not being as they seem
Fear & emotional cycles – anxiety, doubt, and the unknown
Think of The Moon as the card of inner navigation—where clarity comes from listening inward rather than relying on external certainty.
Upright Meaning
When The Moon appears upright, it often points to:
Heightened intuition and psychic awareness
Uncertainty or confusion requiring patience
Hidden influences or information not yet revealed
Emotional sensitivity or fluctuating moods
The need to trust instincts over logic
It suggests moving slowly, staying grounded, and allowing truth to emerge in its own time.
Reversed Meaning
Reversed, The Moon can indicate:
Releasing fear or confusion
Hidden truths coming to light
Gaining clarity after uncertainty
Emotional healing and understanding
Here, the card may be urging you to face fears honestly so they lose their power.
In Different Context
Love:
Emotional depth, uncertainty, or hidden feelings; reversed may suggest clarity, honesty, or emotional resolution

Career/School:
Confusion or lack of clarity at work; reversed may indicate clearer direction or truth emerging
Spirituality:
Strong intuitive or psychic development, dream work, shadow exploration; reversed may suggest spiritual clarity or grounding
Symbolic Keywords
Intuition · Subconscious · Mystery · Illusion · Fear · Dreams · Emotion · Inner guidance

17/01/2026

The Star (often numbered XVII / 17 in the Major Arcana)
The Star represents hope, healing, renewal, and faith in the future. It emphasizes calm reassurance after difficulty and the gentle return of trust, clarity, and inner peace.
Core Meaning
At its heart, The Star is about:
Hope & renewal – light after darkness, optimism returning
Healing & restoration – emotional, spiritual, or physical healing
Faith & trust – believing in the path ahead
Authenticity & alignment – being true to yourself and your truth
What you think about, comes about.
Think of The Star as the card of quiet hope—where healing begins and faith in life is restored.
Conceiving a child
Wish upon a star
Upright Meaning
When The Star appears upright, it often points to:
Renewed hope and optimism
Emotional or spiritual healing
A sense of calm after upheaval
Trust in the future and divine guidance
Living authentically and openly
Magic happening
It suggests that healing is underway and that brighter days are ahead.
Reversed Meaning
Reversed, The Star can indicate:
Loss of faith or hope
Feeling discouraged or disconnected
Delayed healing or self-doubt
Difficulty trusting the future
Here, the card may be urging gentle self-care, reconnection with faith, and patience with the healing process.
In Different Contexts
Love:
Gentle, healing connections; renewed trust; reversed may suggest insecurity or loss of hope
Career/School:
Renewed purpose, inspiration, and alignment; reversed may indicate burnout or loss of direction
Spirituality:
Deep spiritual healing, trust in guidance, and inner peace; reversed may suggest disconnection from faith or intuition
Symbolic Keywords
Hope · Healing · Renewal · Faith · Trust · Peace · Inspiration · Alignment
Go into comments to see what The Star means for Career and Life Purpose

16/01/2026

The Tower (often numbered XVI / 16 in the Major Arcana)
The Tower represents sudden change, disruption, awakening, and the collapse of false structures. It emphasizes truth, revelation, and the breaking down of what is unstable or built on illusion.
Core Meaning
At its heart, The Tower is about:
Sudden change & upheaval – unexpected events that shake foundations
Truth & revelation – illusions exposed, reality revealed
Breakdown of false structures – what is no longer sustainable must fall
Awakening & liberation – chaos that ultimately leads to clarity
Think of The Tower as the card of radical truth—where destruction clears the way for authentic rebuilding.
Upright Meaning
When The Tower appears upright, it often points to:
Sudden disruptions or shocking changes
Collapse of outdated beliefs or structures
Truth coming to light abruptly
Forced but necessary transformation
Breaking free from limitations or illusions
It suggests that while change may feel chaotic, it is ultimately freeing and corrective.
Reversed Meaning
Reversed, The Tower can indicate:
Resistance to inevitable change
Fear of disruption or loss
Gradual breakdown instead of sudden collapse
Avoiding truth or prolonging instability
Here, the card may be urging acceptance of truth and conscious release before upheaval becomes more intense.
In Different Contexts
Love:
Sudden breakups, revelations, or major relationship shifts; reversed may suggest avoiding necessary confrontation or change

Career/School:
Unexpected job changes, restructures, or career shocks; reversed may indicate instability beneath the surface or fear of change.
Spirituality:
Sudden awakening, ego collapse, or spiritual breakthroughs; reversed may suggest resisting awakening or clinging to false beliefs
Symbolic Keywords
Upheaval · Revelation · Truth · Awakening · Breakdown · Liberation · Shock · Rebuilding
Check out in comments for what The Tower means for Career and Life Purpose.

15/01/2026

The Devil (often numbered XV / 15 in the Major Arcana)

The Devil represents attachment, shadow aspects, temptation, and unconscious patterns. It highlights where fear, desire, or control may be limiting freedom—and where awareness can lead to liberation.

Core Meaning

At its heart, The Devil is about:

Attachment & bo***ge – feeling trapped by habits, beliefs, or dependencies
Shadow self – suppressed desires, fears, or unacknowledged aspects
Temptation & materialism – power, pleasure, control, or excess
Illusion of limitation – believing you have no choice when you do

Think of The Devil as the card of awareness—revealing where chains exist so they can be consciously removed.

Upright Meaning

When The Devil appears upright, it often points to:

Unhealthy attachments or patterns
Feeling controlled by fear, desire, or obligation
Power struggles or imbalance
Addictive behaviors or compulsions
Being overly focused on material or external validation

It suggests that clarity and honesty are needed to reclaim personal power.

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, The Devil can indicate:

Breaking free from limiting patterns
Releasing addictions or unhealthy bonds
Reclaiming autonomy and self-control
Awareness that leads to liberation

Here, the card points toward empowerment through conscious choice and self-awareness.

In Different Contexts

Love:
Intense attraction, obsession, or codependency; reversed may suggest release from toxic dynamics or reclaiming independence

Career/School:
Feeling trapped by work, power dynamics, or financial pressure; reversed may indicate freedom from limiting roles or unhealthy ambition

Spirituality:
Confronting shadow aspects, temptation, or ego; reversed may suggest shadow integration, healing, and liberation

Symbolic Keywords

Attachment · Shadow · Temptation · Control · Illusion · Dependency · Awareness · Liberation

Check out comments for what The Devil means for Career and Life Purpose

14/01/2026

Temperance (often numbered XIV / 14 in the Major Arcana)
Temperance represents balance, moderation, harmony, and integration. It emphasizes patience, healing, and the ability to blend opposites into a unified whole.
Core Meaning
At its heart, Temperance is about:
Balance & moderation – finding the middle path, avoiding extremes
Harmony & integration – blending different energies, ideas, or aspects of self
Patience & timing – allowing things to unfold naturally
Healing & alignment – restoring equilibrium on emotional, mental, and spiritual levels
Think of Temperance as the card of alchemy—where balance and patience create lasting harmony and transformation.
Upright Meaning
When Temperance appears upright, it often points to:
Inner balance and emotional calm
Healthy moderation in habits or behavior
Successful integration of different life areas
Patience and steady progress
Healing and restored harmony
It suggests that peace and success come from balance rather than force or excess.
Reversed Meaning
Reversed, Temperance can indicate:
Imbalance or excess in behavior or emotions
Lack of patience or poor timing
Difficulty integrating different parts of life
Inner tension or disharmony
Here, the card may be urging recalibration, self-care, and a return to balance.
In Different Contexts
Love:
Balanced, harmonious relationships; emotional give-and-take; reversed may suggest imbalance, impatience, or emotional extremes
Career/School:
Steady progress, collaboration, and long-term success; reversed may indicate burnout, poor work-life balance, or misaligned priorities
Spirituality:
Inner alignment, spiritual healing, and integration; reversed may suggest disconnection or imbalance between spiritual and practical life
Symbolic Keywords
Balance · Moderation · Harmony · Patience · Healing · Integration · Alignment · Alchemy
In the comments check out what the Temperance would mean if if came out for Career and Life Purpose.
The Temperance lets you know to give it a go and if you don't like it, it's ok.

13/01/2026

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13/01/2026

Death (often numbered XIII / 13 in the Major Arcana)

Death represents endings, transformation, release, and profound change. It emphasizes clearing away what has outlived its purpose so that renewal and rebirth can occur.

Core Meaning

At its heart, Death is about:

Endings & closure – bringing something to a complete and final conclusion
Transformation & rebirth – deep change that leads to renewal
Release & letting go – shedding old identities, habits, or attachments
Inevitable change – transitions that cannot be avoided but can be embraced

Think of Death as the card of profound transformation—where something must end so something new can truly begin.

Upright Meaning

When Death appears upright, it often points to:

A major ending or turning point
Powerful personal or external transformation
Letting go of the past to move forward
Rebirth after loss or closure
Deep inner change that reshapes identity

It can suggest that resisting change will only prolong discomfort—acceptance allows renewal.

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, Death can indicate:

Resistance to endings or fear of change
Clinging to what is already over
Prolonged stagnation or delayed transformation
Avoiding necessary closure

Here, the card may be urging you to consciously release what you’re holding onto so transformation can occur more smoothly.

In Different Contexts

Love:
End of a relationship or a deep transformation within one; reversed may suggest difficulty letting go or repeating old patterns

Career/School:
Career endings, role changes, or professional reinvention; reversed may indicate fear of change or staying in an unfulfilling situation

Spirituality:
Ego death, spiritual awakening, profound inner transformation; reversed may suggest resisting spiritual growth or shadow work

Symbolic Keywords

Endings · Transformation · Release · Rebirth · Renewal · Closure · Change · Evolution

Write in the comments what this means for you. I have also included in the comments what the Death card would mean in Career and Life Purpose

12/01/2026

12/01/2026

The Hanged Man (often numbered XII / 12 in the Major Arcana)

The Hanged Man represents surrender, perspective, pause, and spiritual insight. It emphasizes letting go of control, seeing things differently, and allowing transformation through stillness rather than action.

Core Meaning

At its heart, The Hanged Man is about:

Surrender & letting go – releasing control, expectations, or resistance
New perspective – seeing situations from a different angle
Pause & suspension – waiting, stillness, or intentional delay
Spiritual insight & sacrifice – growth through patience and acceptance

Think of The Hanged Man as the card of conscious surrender—where wisdom comes from stillness and a shift in perception.

Upright Meaning

When The Hanged Man appears upright, it often points to:

A necessary pause or waiting period
Letting go of control to gain clarity
Seeing a situation from a new or unconventional perspective
Spiritual awakening or deep inner insight
Personal growth through acceptance or sacrifice

It can suggest that forcing progress will not help right now—clarity arrives when you stop pushing.

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, The Hanged Man can indicate:

Resistance to surrender or change
Feeling stuck or victimized by circumstances
Delays caused by avoidance or indecision
Refusing to see another point of view

Here, the card may be urging you to release resistance and consciously choose stillness or a new perspective instead of feeling trapped.

In Different Contexts

Love:
A pause in relationships, reassessment, or emotional surrender; reversed may suggest stagnation, martyrdom, or refusal to compromise

Career/School:
Delays, reassessment of goals, or changing perspective on work; reversed may indicate frustration, stalled progress, or resisting necessary change

Spirituality:
Deep surrender, enlightenment through stillness, spiritual awakening; reversed may suggest spiritual bypassing or resistance to inner truth

Symbolic Keywords

Surrender · Perspective · Pause · Letting go · Sacrifice · Stillness · Insight · Acceptance.

Astrological Energy

The Hanged Man is traditionally associated with Neptune, the planet of:

Spirituality and mysticism

Surrender and dissolution

Compassion and higher awareness

Illusion vs truth

“I release control, trust the pause, and gain clarity through surrender.”

Go to comments for more on The Hanged Man including what it means for Career and Life Purpose.

11/01/2026

Strength (often numbered XI / 11 in the Major Arcana)

Strength represents inner power, courage, compassion, and emotional mastery. It emphasizes quiet confidence, resilience, and the ability to face challenges with patience rather than force.

Core Meaning

At its heart, Strength is about:

Inner strength & courage – confidence that comes from self-trust
Emotional mastery – calm control over fear, anger, or impulse
Compassion & patience – leading with kindness rather than dominance
Resilience & perseverance – steady endurance through challenges

Think of Strength as the card of gentle power—where true courage is expressed through calm, compassion, and inner balance.

Upright Meaning

When Strength appears upright, it often points to:

Inner confidence and emotional resilience
Facing challenges with patience and grace
Quiet leadership and moral courage
Mastery over fear, doubt, or insecurity
Strength through compassion rather than control

It can suggest that you already have the inner resources needed to succeed—gentle persistence will carry you forward.

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, Strength can indicate:

Self-doubt or lack of confidence
Emotional overwhelm or suppressed feelings
Fear, insecurity, or loss of inner balance
Using force or control instead of compassion

Here, the card may be urging reconnection with inner strength, self-compassion, and trust in yourself.

In Different Contexts

Love:
Gentle, supportive bonds; emotional loyalty and patience; reversed may suggest insecurity, power imbalance, or lack of trust

Career/School:
Steady progress through resilience, ethical leadership, and emotional intelligence; reversed may indicate burnout, self-doubt, or fear of asserting yourself

Spirituality:
Inner healing, self-mastery, and spiritual courage; reversed may suggest disconnection from inner power or avoidance of shadow work

Symbolic Keywords

Inner strength · Courage · Compassion · Confidence · Resilience · Patience · Self-mastery · Gentle power,
Write in the comments what you think The Strength cards means to you, or does it have any relevant with something that has recently happened to you.
Also check in comments what the Strength would mean in Career and Life Purpose.