Not much wrong here! Definitely one of the most positive cards in the pack, the Sun lights up the situation and brings happiness, enlightenment, vitality, health and fulfilment. Just look at the picture – it says it better than words can!
tarot card number: 19
planet: Sun
season: summer Continue Reading
Another of the cards that can be seen quite negatively, the Moon warns of fears, anxieties, confusion and subterfuge, but can also represent the power of the imagination, unexpected possibilities and illumination of a more subtle kind. The path may be tough, but it’s probably the right one, and it’ll work out okay.
tarot card number: 18
astrological sign: pisces Continue Reading
Now here’s a card to watch out for – the picture says it all. Dramatic upheaval, unwanted and unexpected (and often violent) change is depicted here. Everyone is afraid of this kind of change, but to keep a positive note, it usually turns out to be a blessing in disguise!
tarot card number : 16
planet: Mars Continue Reading
‘Playful Pan’ is one of the most feared cards in the pack, mainly due to the modern depictions of the Devil being the ultimate evil.
Really, The Devil is more often just the representation of temptation, or the over indulgence of sensual pleasures.
He’s also closely associated with the vices: lust, greed, addiction, and hedonism.
Not often a positive influence, but he can represent commitment, particularly in relationship, or the fact that the Querent is gaining control of a situation.
tarot card number: 15
astrological sign: capricorn Continue Reading
The card of harmony, peace, health and compromise. Negative associations with this card would be the opposite of impatience, lack of foresight, conflict and argument.
Temperance symbolises self-control and the ability to handle a difficult situation carefully, and so bring about a positive result. It can suggest a wonderful time of harmony, health and enjoyment, and many say the Temperance card can be seen as your guardian angel.
tarot card number: 14
astrological sign: sagittarius Continue Reading
Together with the Devil, this is probably the most feared card in the deck, but it shouldn’t be. It hardly ever points to physical death. The Death Card meaning usually suggests merely an ending of something of significance. Without endings, we don’t have beginnings, so one can look upon this card as a card of new opportunity rather than as a card of loss. Continue Reading
The Hanged Man Card Meaning usually represents a time of feeling in limbo, being stuck or being prevented from moving forward. He’s usually depicted hanging upside down with his hands tied – which is just what it feels like!
We need to remain flexible and willing to let go of things; it’s probably a time for sacrifice.
The hanged man card is basically saying, don’t sweat it, take some time out and be patient. Continue Reading
Here’s the Justice Card meaning: She’s got a sword and she’s prepared to use it! Justice represents what’s right and fair; the scales are to weigh and balance, the sword to deal the blow. Normally, Justice is depicted blindfolded, indicating that she’s impartial and doesn’t get emotionally involved. However, the sword is double-edged, so it can swing either way … watch out!
Tarot card number: 8
Astrological sign: Libra Continue Reading
The Wheel of Fortune card meaning is about the cycle of life. We’re midway through the Major Arcana now. This card indicates that everything moves in circles. Just as the wheel can move downwards and bring misfortune and bad luck, it is sure to move upwards again and bring us the luck we seek. Drawing this card can herald a new cycle in life, but it can also be a pointer to the fact that destiny is at hand, and we may not have much to do with our current circumstances.
tarot card number: 10
planet: Jupiter Continue Reading
The Hermit Card meaning: It’s time for some careful consideration, introspection and maybe a bit of time on your own. Don’t be too hasty. The Hermit can also represent a refusal to accept advice when help would be beneficial. Continue Reading
