Although many contemporary tarot decks contain various unique imagery and illustrations, most of their meanings still adhere to the classic Rider-Waite system. One such deck is artist Vera Petruk’s Enchanted Flowers tarot deck. The Enchanted Flowers tarot deck offers a new visual appeal to traditional tarot images using flowers and nature. The Tower card with…
A tarot reading can answer any question about various aspects of your life, including work. Career-related tarot readings are one of the most sought tarot services. After all, it can help you pave your career path, make well-informed decisions, manage risks, and create opportunities. The Nine of Cups is one of the tarot cards you’d…
Tarot reading provides many benefits, such as increasing self-awareness, obtaining different perspectives, and honing one’s intuition and psychic ability. It can also provide concise answers to close-ended questions in a Yes or No Tarot reading. One of the tarot cards in the Minor Arcana that gives an outright positive answer to your question is the…
Tarot readers can assign meaning to each symbol, structure, season, creature, clothing, expression, and number illustrated in the card. One of the Major Arcana cards with rich imagery is the Justice card. Fairness, balance, objectivity, and perceptions are some keywords associated with the Justice card. It also represents cause and effect, making it a neutral…
The tarot cards have rich imagery and symbolism, enabling tarot readers to interpret even the numbers indicated in them differently. For instance, many suppose that tarot cards with the number four (e.g., the Emperor and the 4th card in each suit) represent stability and consistency. The Four of Cups card doesn’t portray stability at first,…
Tarot practitioners who wish to obtain an immediate yes-or-no answer do a Yes or No Tarot reading where each card has a preset meaning. Some tarot readers prefer to use only the 22 cards of the Major Arcana because they carry more weight than the ones from the Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana’s Moon card…
You can interpret a tarot card in multiple ways because it holds numerous symbols, from imagery to numerology. For example, the tarot cards with the number two (e.g., the High Priestess, Justice, Two of Wands, etc.) have common themes: patience, equilibrium, and extremities. The Two of Wands is one of the tarot cards with no…
The tarot cards reflect archetypes that shape the human condition from significant life events to less important day-to-day occurrences. A standard tarot deck has 78 cards, wherein 22 belong to the Major Arcana and 56 to the Minor Arcana. The Fool (numbered 0), also known as the Jester, is the main character of the Major…
A traditional tarot deck has 78 cards, 22 of which belong to the Major Arcana. It represents “the Fool’s journey” and the most significant events in life (from a blank slate to reaching enlightenment). Each card has a designated positive or negative answer in a Yes or No Tarot reading. The Empress card (labeled III…
A traditional tarot deck consists of two subsets: the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. The former is the heart of the Tarot, and many tarot readers view them as “trump cards.” Each tarot card from the Major Arcana represents an archetype and can give a definite yes-or-no answer in a Yes or No Tarot…