The Golden Dragon Tarot and the Cross Spread Reading

Card 20
THE TAO

The subject is one with his work. He identifies himself with his business or work. But he lacks meaning. He tends to 'hover' and disconnect from reality. As he accesses the summit of success, his knowledge or his art, he forgets that nobody can follow him and is likely to be left all alone. His staff or his bosses no longer understand, his work is no more accessible to the common man. The card indicates the subject must make an effort to become humble again.

Card 18
THE MOON

The card shows a calm situation, without a significant problem, but also a moment of reflection or imagination before a new step. If it is about a business: an extension or an association. For a designer, it's mental gestation of the work prior to his execution. There is a need to take stock, taking advantage of the fact that he is not pressed for time.

Card 12
THE HANGMAN

The card indicates a problem. The subject feels helpless in front of his problems. He has his hands tied by lack of money or ideas, or because of adverse circumstances. He is no longer his own master. He could also be the victim of a justified accusation. He may lose his place. Relatives are suffering from the backlash.

Card 8
JUSTICE

The card shows that the subject thinks he has been the victim of an injustice or has been looted in his property. It brings the case before the courts.
Against: someone complains to the subject, the case goes to court. A trial disrupts the business of the subject. There may be a settlement.

Card 14
BALANCE

The card is auspicious. It announces a great balance; material or intellectual wealth; a fair and balanced way to work or create. The subject has his feet on earth and knows how to use his imagination. He is diplomatic and knows how to use his gifts of communication and charm to succeed. Perhaps there is a slight readjustment required. But things are going well.