Ministral 8B

  • ollama model: hf.co/bartowski/Ministral-8B-Instruct-2410-GGUF:Q4_K_M
  • Class: 7-8B · Parameters: 8B · License: Mistral Research (NC) · Native context: 128K
  • Download size: 4.9 GB

Overview

Excellent writing and full coverage on every spread. The Celtic Cross, though, came out as a bolded card-by-card list rather than one narrative, against the brief. The decisive issue is licensing: the Mistral Research License is non-commercial, so it cannot ship in a paid app regardless of quality.

Single Card

  • Category: Career
  • Question: "Should I accept the new job offer I just received?"

Cards:

  • The Answer: Nine of Swords (upright)

Coverage 1/1 · 386 words · 30.5s · VRAM 6.0 GB

Output:

The Nine of Swords — the card of sleepless nights and endless worrying — sits before you like a dark omen. In the stillness of your decision-making moment, it's easy to see all the potential swords — the failures, delays, and disappointments — hanging in that cold, black night.

This card is not telling you about a specific failure waiting around the corner, but rather the anxiety that could prevent you from seeing clearly enough to move forward. It's whispering "what ifs" into your ear: what if this new job doesn't work out? What if I'm not good enough? What if it's too much work for too little pay?

But remember, these worries are like the swords in the darkness — they're hanging there, but they haven't struck. You're safe beneath the quilt of roses and stars that cover your bed. Most of what troubles you today is not yet reality.

The Nine of Swords is inviting you to step back from the edge of despair and find perspective. Before you make a decision, talk it over with someone who knows you well — perhaps a friend, mentor, or trusted colleague. Their outside viewpoint might help you see that your fears are not as daunting as they seem.

This card is also telling you that it's okay to feel anxious. It's natural to worry about big changes and uncertain futures. But the key here is to acknowledge those fears without letting them control you. Take a moment to breathe, to center yourself in the present, and remind yourself of your strength and resilience.

So, should you accept this new job offer? The Nine of Swords doesn't say "no" or "yes," but rather "be careful." It advises you to step lightly into this decision, carrying caution as a lantern to light your way through the shadows. Take care of yourself — take time to rest and recharge. And remember that while it's easy to imagine the worst, you've weathered storms before. This one will pass too.

The Nine of Swords isn't telling you what to do; it's giving you a moment to pause and consider your path. Use this moment wisely, and remember: many of the fears you're experiencing tonight are not yet reality. Sleep well, knowing that when morning comes, clarity is just over the horizon.

Past, Present, Future

  • Category: Love
  • Question: "Where is my current relationship heading?"

Cards:

  • Past: Four of Cups (reversed)
  • Present: Ace of Swords (upright)
  • Future: Five of Wands (upright)

Coverage 3/3 · 392 words · 26.0s · VRAM 6.0 GB

Output:

In the span of a few months, your relationship has gone through significant changes that reflect both past lessons and future prospects. Looking back (Four of Cups reversed), you've been awakening from a period where you felt disconnected or unfulfilled. You were trapped in a state of discontent with your surroundings, much like the young man who refused the offered cup. Yet, as if the cloud has parted, revealing new light, you've now begun to stir — not just for the sake of stirring, but because you see value and opportunity around you. The wine of this world might have caused satiety before, but your eyes are open to a new wine that's been offered: one that promises growth, understanding, and happiness.

Turning to the present (Ace of Swords), a moment of clarity has arisen in your relationship. This card is all about truth: a pure, undivided force that cuts through confusion, offering you a vision of what truly matters. Whether it's a difficult conversation or an insight into your partner's heart, this card suggests you have the power to see and speak from a place of honesty. The sword is not just for cutting, but also for planting seeds — in this case, the olive branch and palm frond signify peace and victory. This new understanding could be what saves your relationship from stagnation or opens doors to deeper intimacy.

Looking ahead (Five of Wands), your future holds both opportunities and challenges. The five wands are a sign of competition and conflict, but they also represent energy and growth. Just as the young fighters might not intend to cause real harm, your conflicts could be rooted in playful teasing or misunderstood feelings. You'll need to navigate these interactions with lightheartedness and remember that you're partners, not rivals. The key is to keep communication open and honest, much like the sword's journey through the crown — this way, even if there are sparks, they won't lead to long-lasting damage.

In essence, your relationship journey has moved from apathy to awareness, then to a moment of pure insight. This clarity will guide you toward a future where energy is expressed constructively rather than competitively. Embrace each moment as it comes — whether it's the joy of new beginnings or navigating the occasional clash of egos. The choice lies with you and your partner.

Celtic Cross

  • Category: Finances
  • Question: "What do I need to know about my financial situation over the next year?"

Cards:

  • Present: Ace of Cups (upright)
  • Challenge: Strength (upright)
  • Foundation (Distant Past): Five of Cups (upright)
  • Recent Past: King of Cups (reversed)
  • Crown (Best Outcome): Three of Cups (reversed)
  • Near Future: Two of Cups (upright)
  • Self: Justice (upright)
  • External Influences: The Hierophant (upright)
  • Hopes and Fears: Four of Wands (reversed)
  • Outcome: Seven of Cups (reversed)

Coverage 10/10 · 597 words · 56.6s · VRAM 6.0 GB

Output:

In your spread for finances over the next year, we see a blend of opportunity, stability, and the need for clarity. Let's unpack these energies one by one:

Present (Ace of Cups) — Overflowing Benevolence The Ace of Cups signifies an overflow of love, blessings, and generosity in your financial life. This card is like the cup that pours over its rim, meaning you're likely to experience more support than you initially expect from others. Perhaps you'll receive financial assistance from friends or family, or your creative endeavors will yield unexpected income. Embrace this generosity with an open heart.

Challenge (Strength) — Mastering Appetite The Strength card advises patience and self-control in managing your finances. The lion's ferocity is not a threat but a tool for you to wield as strength, not fury. Your challenge lies in restraining impulsive spending and focusing your energy on long-term goals rather than immediate gratification.

Past (Five of Cups) — Honest Grief The Five of Cups represents a significant loss or disappointment that might have left a financial mark. This could be an inheritance less than you'd hoped, a financial setback, or a mistake that cost you dearly. It's crucial to acknowledge and process this grief without dwelling on it. The two cups remaining upright remind you that there are still resources available for rebuilding your situation.

Recent Past (King of Cups Reversed) — Emotional Instability The reversed King of Cups suggests emotions have been controlling your financial decisions, either by causing reckless spending or leading to poor judgement in investments. Be mindful not to let emotional highs and lows dictate your money management. It's time for a cool-headed re-evaluation.

Crown (Best Outcome) — Community Spending The reversed Three of Cups warns against extravagant social spending. You'll need to balance community and celebration with practical financial constraints. The lesson here is to enjoy what you have without overspending, ensuring your finances remain stable and secure.

Near Future (Two of Cups) — Balanced Partnerships In the near future, you might form or strengthen a partnership where both parties respect each other's boundaries and contributions equally. This could be seen in joint financial planning or even a romantic relationship. The harmonious exchange here promises balanced finances.

Self (Justice) The Justice card urges fairness and responsibility in your personal life. As we navigate financial waters, this means keeping all deals honest and transparent. Be equitable with what you take and give, and stay accountable to yourself and others. Trust but verify.

External Influences (Hierophant) Embrace the wisdom of established structures for guidance on financial matters. Stay within trusted institutions like banks or financial advisors. The Hierophant advises loyalty to proven paths rather than experimental ones — for now.

Hopes and Fears (Four of Wands Reversed) — Instability You may face financial instability at home, whether due to family needs or unexpected expenses. Stay grounded with a realistic view of what you can give without straining yourself financially.

Outcome (Seven of Cups Reversed) This reversal signifies both clarity and the importance of willpower in achieving your financial goals. It's time to cut through confusion about where your money should go, and make concrete plans based on clear priorities. Choose one vision out of many — one that aligns with your values and best interests.

In conclusion, you face a mix of abundance and discipline, emotional clarity versus reckless spending, and stability against instability. The year holds both challenges to overcome and opportunities to grasp. Embrace the generosity and partnership offered by these energies while ensuring you remain balanced, fair, and grounded in your financial choices.