Wheel of Fortune

Destiny, fortune and elevation are the words here. A great wheel turns in the sky with a sphinx on top and creatures rising and falling on its rim, so the card is about circumstances that shift without asking you.

When a lucky break appears at work or in love, act while it is there and save something for a slower season. You can control how ready you are. A card is no forecast of markets, so take investment questions to a licensed adviser.

Increase, abundance and superfluity are Waite's reversed words, which reads oddly beside the usual bad-luck story. Too much can come around as easily as too little.

Look at what has piled up: commitments, spending, offers you accepted during a good run. Keep what still helps, drop one thing this month, and stop counting on the run continuing.