Big world smoll me tarot

On an ordinary afternoon, a young boy named Eilo discovers he is shrinking inexplicably. When he opens his eyes once more, he finds himself inside a winnowing basket lined with fallen leaves. Everything that once felt familiar has grown enormous and menacing. Overwhelmed, he wanders frantically, searching for somewhere to hide — and so begins the prologue to his mysterious journey. Product Packaging: Lift-off Lid Box Card Size: 70 × 120 mm Card Stock: 330g German Black Core Paper Number of Cards: 78 16. The Tower The Night the Light Went Out Keywords Collapse, Sudden Change, Truth, Shock, Collapse of Old Structures, Forced Awakening, Crisis, Impact, Demolition of Illusions, Turning Point Card Description Above the calm sea, the lighthouse is a symbol of stability, until a four-eyed giant beast breaks through the waves, white hair flying, snake body wrapping the tower, sharp claws tearing the bricks and stones. The figure in the tower screams and falls, the waves surge, and the steady light that was originally on shakes and goes out in an instant. Upright You may be experiencing sudden changes, relationship shocks, or cognitive collapse, but remember that what falls is mostly not your essence, but those unstable illusions. Reversed You may have sensed the problem, but are still holding on and delaying. If you continue to treat cracks as decorations, the real impact will only come more violently. Page of Wands Curious Departure Keywords Exploration, News, Adventurous Spirit, Young Passion, Discovery, Freshness, Impulse, Give It a Try, Spark, Departure Card Description The royal welcome car moves forward gorgeously. The magician drives the car body with a carved wand, and the little squirrel holds up the flag but secretly looks around. The little boy leans by the car window, his eyes full of curiosity about this strange carriage and unknown magic. Upright A new idea, new news, or new direction is attracting you. Now it is most suitable to approach it with passion. Reversed You may only have excitement but no staying power. Passion comes and goes quickly, and as a result, you always stop at “wanting to try” but never really set off. Queen of Cups Listening to the Heart in the Sea of Flowers Keywords Intuition, Tolerance, Compassion, Healing, Sensitivity, Empathy, Spiritual Wisdom, Gentleness, Spirituality, Comfort Card Description In the middle of the blue sea of flowers, the queen sits on the throne woven by petals, with four arms performing their respective duties: holding a butterfly, holding a flower, sitting calmly, and raising a blue flower. The little boy stands in front of her, as if standing in a gentleness that will not reject him. Upright You need to trust your feelings and intuition, and you will take care of yourself and others in a soft and wise way. Reversed You may be overly involved in other people’s emotions, or ignore your real needs in order to take care of others. Queen of Swords Her Gaze Is Judgment Keywords Clarity, Boundaries, Rationality, Insight, Independence, Judgment, Calmness, Sharpness, Principle, Grace and Strength Card Description A stone dais rises in the woods, guarded by stone cat warriors. A white she-cat sits regal on the throne. Fox page, little boy, and squirrel stand before her. Her glance sweeps over them, seeing every unspoken word. Upright See things with clear boundaries. You don’t need to please anyone; don’t let emotion judge for you. Reversed You grow cold, harsh, or defensive. Your protective edge begins to hurt those nearby. Queen of Pentacles Steady Hands Keywords Nurture, Practicality, Stability, Care, Value Judgment, Abundance, Real-World Wisdom, Homemaking, Resource Management, Warmth Card Description In the courtyard, the queen sits on a rich carpet, adorned with jewels but never frivolous. She lifts a newly delivered pentacle, examining it in the light — gauging how much steady life a single coin can support. Upright You build practical, warm, mature reality — making resources, relationships, and life secure. Reversed Real pressure makes you over-worry, or cling too tight to material control, losing ease and warmth.