Diabla

You ask about the stars, hmm? Very well, let us study your guiding signs... You were born under a minor sign of the Arcanist, the Galaxy Descending. And you were Light-born, were you not? Though not much of the Light seems to linger about you now, if you will forgive my saying so... Ahem. Light is an element of confidence and knowledge, but also of blindness. As the season of the Arcanist draws to a close, you may find secrets coming to light, or else that you come into possession of new knowledge. Bide your time, Galaxy-Born; the time to act on this is not now.

Now for your cards...
You asked what the stars hold. This first card represents your current state, where you stand now. It is the Ace of Cauldrons inverted--the overturned chalice. As with all Aces, the Ace of Cauldrons is a sign of new beginnings, and more than that a sign of fortunate prospects in love, of a life brimming with emotion and experience. Overturned, its meaning is subverted. Now the chalice is empty, loveless--this can mean many things. Perhaps it means that your emotions are suppressed, or that love which ought to be turned outward is instead directed solely inward. I cannot speak to your circumstances, but the overturned cauldron suggests that you live a life which is lacking in love and gentle passion.

Now for your second card, which represents the road that lies before you, the immediate future. You have drawn the--oh. You have drawn one of the major cards: Death. Now, take heart; Death is less grim than it first appears. It represents endings, yes, but also change, transformation. It is the end of one tale and the beginning of another. A great transformation lies ahead of you, for good or ill, and there is no escaping it. After all, there is no stopping Death.

This final card represents your destination, your final fate, if you will...and perhaps the outcome of this monumental change that Death prophesies for you. This card, the Six of Cauldrons, and turned upright, this time! This is a very fortunate card to draw. The Six of Cauldrons is a card of innocence, simple joys, childhood revisited, and--perhaps most importantly--overcoming grief and suffering. It is the answer to the catastrophic Five of Cauldrons, which prophesies terrible loss. The Six of Cauldrons suggests that in your future lies an answer to the overturned chalice of your current state. Ahead of you lies freedom, pleasure, joy, a return to innocence, and--yes--perhaps even love. Not a bad card at all, I'd say!
Altogether, this draw suggests that there is a great change in your future, but one for the better--in my opinion, at least. With the Death of sorrow comes the birth of joy, and there is overflowing happiness awaiting beyond that barrier. But Death is never easy, and perhaps the transformation will not be easy to weather...