How To Fix A Marriage

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Ongoing relationship spread?

1. Past history of the relationship: 5 of cups (rev)
2. Your past experience in the relationship: Death
3. Your partner's past experience in relationship: 10 of Swords
4. Your current experience in the relationship: Knight of cups
5. Partner's current experience in the relationship: Wheel of fortune (rev)
6. The relationship in the present: 4 pentacles (rev)
7. What you may experience in future in the relationship: 6 pentacles
8. What your partner may experience in the future in the relationship: 7 wands
9. Where the relationship is headed: Magician (rev)
10. Outcome: Page of swords (rev)

Five of Cups stands for emotional confusion or loss. The reverse of this might either mean that the inverse is true - e.g. that there was fullness and certainty in the past - or that 'the energy is there, but not yet developed', which doesn't quite make sense for a PAST history.
Wheel of Fortune stands for throwing in your dice and letting them fall as they will. An inverse of this indicates that there is a lot of deliberation and intention with the actions of the parner at present - whether that means that they are walking on eggshells, or that there is something important coming up that they want to go right. The second view of reverse would indicate that he/she is trying to learn to leave it up to fate.
Four of Pentacles is for stubbornness and stagnation. Reverse: progression, easy-going with change. Alternately, that right now you're trying to achieve a sense of constancy or to keep something the same, but not getting to that steadiness yet.
Magician is the manifestation of potential. Reversed, he could be a failure to achieve that potential, or it could mean that the relationship isn't heading towards living up to what it could have been, but is still moving in the direction of manifesting.
Page of Swords represents vigilance and mental dexterity; reversed, letting down one's guard and not being able to dodge the intellectual blows anymore. This might mean letting down your guard in a good way - becoming vulnerable and emotionally accessible - or it might lean towards negativity, coming to a realization that the relationship doesn't make sense and can't work out for reasons of logic instead of emotional, physicality, compatibility, etc.

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