2 of Swords
There's a sense of that classic R-W imagery of guardedness here, the swords balanced and watchful over the kingdom of peace. Also a sense of a stage setting within the larger universe--clouds floating out to stars and the sky a mere curtain of Universe. And that's the hook that got me with this card. That's a particular definition of peace of mind--we shut out the universe and keep to our own world in our mind so we aren't overwhelmed by infinity. In a negative aspect, some people find peace in their own narrow world and definitions and forget or disregard the larger Universe that surrounds them.
2 of Cups
This seems a very gently, loving card. Two people in each other, melting into each other. Behind them the lacy tracery of a leaf showing the structure that enables it to hold its shape, and the branching arteries (like the arms and fingers of the two figures) sending nutrients and support throughout the leaf. Life, growth support, interconnectedness.
Also the shape of spirals in her hair, the classic symbol of gnomonic expansion from Sacred Geometry. Generation, additive number progressions, growth outward. Leaves and plants also exhibit the Fibonacci Series of math and Sacred Geometry in their branching patterns. See her dreamy expression--bedroom eyes, lust, but also the transference of the individual, the dreamy escape into the other, branching out, embracing.
2 of Disks
Change, transformation, harmony, energy twisting symmetrically, balanced, equidistant, yin and yang, masculine and feminine with constant movement between. I like his grounded earth with energy rising from the changing landscape and different elements of water, earth and air. These elements reflected in the orbs, like change retained in your mind's eye, the focus changing but the eyes open and always the acceptance of movement without blinking.
Sometimes it might restful to blink, to soothe the eye, to still the change.
2 of Wands
Two roads diverging, yet coming together at the pinnacle to attain the same goal. The pillars rooted yet transparent, on guard, but allowing vision forward and backward. The celestial city, the peak, aglow with righteous light.
And yet in stasis, solid, respectable, balanced, but suffering from its perfection, almost too symmetrical. If you are under dominion, you are ruled by someone else, perhaps too restricted, too rigidly defined? "Dominion" means property, right of ownership, lordship, which taken to extreme can become obsessive control and calcification of solidity.
I see Divinerguy and I both had a bit of trouble with that word "dominion" since it has such negative connotations. I still have trouble with even benevolent control not equalling stasis. Rohrig seems to be more vigorous in the negativity of this particular card in the twos, but perhaps to highlight the balance required?