Reply #6: I don't make comparisons like this because a card must be interpreted

[Dover]

within the context of the whole, rather than for their individual meanings, and ultimately the reader must just go with what comes to them. That's where the intuitive part comes in...using your psychic/intuitive skills and ability to see wholes.


If you are just learning Tarot of course you must lean more heavily on traditional explanations until they are such a part of your language that you can take the intuitive leaps. The same is true with Astrology and other forms of the intuitive arts.
This person has taken the reading in a different direction and ultimately it's up to you to take what is most meaningful from it.
It's confusing until you learn to trust your own inner voice and truth. Otherwise the world is a very confusing place.
And that kind of confusion, ironically, is very much in keeping with my interpretation of the 7 of Cups in this reading...lol!