The Spark is the card of beginnings — not grand ones, but subtle, electric flickers that pierce the veil between two souls. It represents the very first energetic reaction. A glance. A message unsent. A sudden warmth in the chest for no apparent reason.

When The Spark appears, it means someone’s energy just brushed against yours… and it lit something up. Maybe it’s someone new. Maybe it’s someone old whose memory you’ve just reawakened. Whatever the source — it sparked. And now it’s growing.

The card’s artwork shows two candles side by side — one already burning, the other just struck with a tiny golden flame. Between them, a trail of golden fireflies arcs like shooting stars. In the background, the scene is bathed in deep plum and velvet night, but the center glows with warm gold and rose tones, like the flicker of something brave being born.

A figure sits in front of the candles, one hand outstretched but not touching. Their face is lit softly, with wide eyes and parted lips — the look of someone who just felt something.

A single daisy lies next to them on a stone floor, its petals arranged in the shape of a spiral — suggesting that what’s starting now may have deeper roots than you realize.

 

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What the Spark Is Whispering to You

Right now, something has shifted.
A connection has blinked awake.
Someone — somewhere — just felt a flutter in their chest and couldn’t explain it.
That flutter… was you.

Whether it’s the start of something new or a rekindling from the past, this moment matters. Sparks don’t always start fires. But they always mean something’s alive.

 

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Questions to Reflect On

• Who came to mind just before you drew this card?

• Are you willing to follow a spark, even if it doesn’t promise a full flame?

• What tiny signs have been showing up that you’ve brushed aside?

• Could someone be hoping you’ll notice their spark, too?

 

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What The Spark Means for You Today

Today, The Spark says: Notice the flicker.
The world will always ask for certainty. But love rarely begins with certainty. It begins with a feeling. A jolt. A spark.

Someone feels it. And you do, too.
What happens next… depends on whether you protect the flame — or ignore it.