Three of Wands

In this card we see a person looking at the world from a high place, surveying the landscape.  Behind him are two Wands planted in the ground, which are symbolic of a doorway.  The ships in the water are symbolic of thoughts going through the mind.

This person is envisioning the future and all it's possibilities, he's planning and looking to exploit and enhance things that occur naturally or finding places that could pose obstacles and taking a mental notes.

This card reminds us that sometimes we need to take time out and pause, plan for the future, explore new possibilities for family, career, even vacation.  Be mindful not to rush through this thought process - while the ships may be on the surface of the water, below the water is a whole new world of possibilities - meditate and perhaps journal your thoughts.

9 of Cups

The Nine of Cups shows us a person sitting in front of a display of  Cups, he seems to be proud of his accomplishments and saying, "look what I achieved!"

Setting goals and executing a plan is rewarding, however, be careful not to become arrogant or "big headed" - be a light and inspiration to others so that they too can see the possibilities of achievement in their situation.

Seven of Cups

The Seven of Cups shows a person with a variety of  possibilities, choices or decisions - each has it's own set of positive and negative repercussions. Sometimes when faced with so many choices the tendency is to just make a choice and get it over with, however great care should be taken before making just any decision. So today, if you are confronted with this type of situation, perhaps the best decision is to not make one and move on.  It's better to error on the side of caution than make a bad decision with lasting repercussions.