What do they Mean?

[Zephillo]

Hello,

I'm not used to the Rider-Waite tarot, and do not know what they mean.
I did a reading today on what the situation between me and a guy will be like in the future. This is what they showed me:

1. Ten of Cups
2. Page of Coins
3. Knight of Coins
4. Two of Wands
5. King of Coins
6. Six of Cups
7. Six of Coins
8. Two of Coins
9. Four of Swords
10. Four of Cups
11. Temperance

A lot of coins and cups, to me, show that emotions are high, but that I really need to find balance. Especially with Temperance?
It's not a bad situation, I take, from this reading. I get that things will nor be so turbulent. Perhaps not so much change between us.

Any help is much appreciate. :)

Hello Zephillo, what spread did you do by the way?

[Zephillo]

Hello sunbeam,

The spread I used was the 11 card Celtic Cross.

[Jenny Crow]

You should at least try to learn the meanings - if you go to Biddy Tarot it will help you in a fun way to learn lots

It would depend on how you laid them out - some people use card #3 as the foundation of the reading and put it below the first two. Other people put card #3 above cards 1 and 2 and it represents something else.

I've not seen an eleven card Celtic Cross - it's always been 10 cards.

[Zephillo]

I guess I should've stated that I am practicing with them, but I'm not so familiar with them. I have done tarot readings, but only with oracle cards that have less cards than the traditional tarot, and whose meanings may be similar, but are different. I did put my own interpretation of what I thought they meant from what I've learned from them so far. And yes, I researched the meaning before asking for help. Sometimes you still get a big "?" even when you know the meanings.

Try Googling the spread. There are many spread samples online.