#Tarot Card Meanings

[themoons-wildchild]

Cheat sheet for Tarot card meanings.

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[witchthewriter]

𝐓𝐚𝐫𝐨𝐭 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐌𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬 𝑀𝑎𝑗𝑜𝑟 𝐴𝑟𝑐𝑎𝑛𝑎

So, I’ve done a post about why I add a character’s moral alignment, so I thought I would do it for the Tarot cards. Maybe you’ve noticed it or not (it is something I’ve only started doing). 

Because there are 4 suits; Cups (Water), Wands (Fire), Swords (Air) & Pentacles (Earth). I decided this first post will be about the Major Arcana, to break up the Tarot - so it’s easier to digest, rather than have everything thrown at you. 

content warning: the titles have the photos of the cards, some show human anatomy 

Okay, so the Major Arcana is about a person going through different stages in their life. Starting off with The Fool - who is a curious innocent who wants to experience the world, to the end, ‘The World,’ meaning you’ve accomplished what was set before you. 

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Each zodiac sign has their own tarot card that represents them. Here’s a free website that tells you. I’ll provide the sun signs equivalent to their tarot card. Although you have your own personal one!

I’ll make another post on how to read tarot cards, because there’s a lot that goes into it. But with the Major Arcana, their messages are much clearer (inn my experience) then the Minor Arcana (the suits; cups, wands, swords, pentacles). 

Also, when I read tarot, I include when a card comes out upside down. You don’t have to do this if you don’t want to. Do what feels right, it may seem silly or overstated, but your intuition is a superpower. Feel it in your gut. Listen to yourself. 

These cards will represent the deeper, more life-impacting matters. The Major arcana deal with the major moments in our lives. 

𝟎. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐥

This is a card of rebirth. It signifies new opportunities. Telling us that it’s never too late to start fresh and follow your heart’s desire. 

Zodiac Card: All signs

Keywords: Beginnings, Risks. 

Element: Air

Planet: Uranus

Upright: New beginnings, adventure ahead, innocence, a thirst for life, enthusiasm. Someone who lights up a room. Taking that leap of faith, starting something new, optimism, openness to the unknown, a free spirit. 

Reversed: Recklessness, risk, naievity, holding yourself back, stupidity, negligence. 

Yes/No: Yes (although usually when a card is in reversed, it means the opposite. Again, you don’t have to take into account when the card is upside down. It’s completely fine to read them as if they were upright)

Advice: Don’t be afraid to take chances, and go on new adventures. However, think before making too big of a leap. Change is inevitable, embrace it rather than fight it. You never know what could happen next. 

Quote: “I’m ready for the next chapter in my life.”

𝟏. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐧

The Magician represents creation and manifestation. This card is the inventor, the self-employed, the entrepreneur. It reminds us to step into our power. 

Zodiac Card: Gemini & Virgo

Keywords: Action, Ambition, Manifesting. 

Element: Air

Planet: Mercury

Upright: Power, skill, manifestation, resourcefullness, inspired action, concentration, desire, creation. 

Reversed: Trickery, deception, manipulation, poor planning, untapped talents, someone who doesn’t believe in themselves. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: This card encourages you to set your intention; in life, in your work, your family, your relationships etc. Don’t be flaky, or indecisive. Decide what you want and bloody go for it. 

Quote: “As above, so below.” / “Make your own magic.” 

𝟐. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐬𝐬

Simply, this card represent the subconscious mind. It’s all about inner wisdom, what we’ve learnt - both the good and the bad. And how we can combine that with our intuition and knowledge to move forward. 

Zodiac Card: Cancer

Keywords: Secrets, Intuition, Learning. 

Element: Water

Planet: Moon

Upright: Intuition, sacred knowledge, divine feminine, the subconscious mind, mystery.

Reversed: Secrets, disconnected from intuition, withdrawal, silence, hidden agendas. A need to listen to your inner voice, lack of self-trust. 

Yes/No: Maybe, listen to yourself. 

Advice: Slow down, stop listening to your intellect. Instead, reflect on what you’ve learnt, listen to your intuition and aquire more knowledge. 

Quote: “Explore your spiritual side.” / “Trust your own counsel first.” 

𝟑. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬

This card embodies growth, divinity, celebration and evolution. It represents abundance and material comfort, sensuality, security and emotional support. 

Zodiac Card: Taurus

Keywords: Creativity, Resources, Motherhood. 

Element: Earth

Planet: Venus

Upright: Femininity, beauty, nurturing, mother nature, abundance, love, possible pregnancy (not always you!)

Reversed: Creative block, dependence on others, insecurity, inferitlity, disharmony, smothering. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: This card calls on you to tap into your feminine side; think of creativity, elegance, sensuality, fertility, and nurturing. Be kind to yourself. Search for the beauty in all things. 

Quote: “Be your own fairy godmother.” / “The pleasure is all mine.” 

𝟒. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐫

This card represents responsibility, intimate power, authority, a bringer of balance. It could be about a man, or your masculine side. It’s a return to order. A reminder to trust yourself. 

Zodiac Card: Aries

Keywords: Order, Power, Boundaries. 

Element: Fire

Planet: Mars

Upright: Authority, estbalishedment, structure, father figure, rise to power, stable future, ambition. 

Reversed: Domination, excessive control, lack of discipline, inflexibility, patriarchal society, power struggles, cannot help yourself. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: Even though a ruler has a throne, a crown, and power; they still serve. 

Quote: “Don’t apologise for who you are.” / “Respect yourself.”

𝟓. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐭

This card represents an authority figure between the material and spirit. Someone who guides, and teaches. This card shows support, self-realisation, and expansion. Additionally, the Hierophant represents insitiutions, and traditional values. 

Zodiac Card: Taurus

Keywords: Unity, Marriage, Education. 

Element: Earth

Planet: Venus

Upright: Spiritual wisdom, religious beliefs, conformity, tradition, institiutions, knowledge sharing, blind faith. 

Reversed: Personal beliefs, freedom, challenging the status quo, rebellion.

Yes/No: Ask someone wise. 

Advice: Know your boundaries and stand strong in them. 

Quote: “Develop yourself emotionally and spiritually.”

𝟔. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬

This card represents relationships, connection and equality. You are being asked to make a mature decision that supports your true needs.

Zodiac Card: Gemini

Keywords: Love, Decisions. 

Element: Air

Planet: Mercury

Upright: Love, harmony, relationships, values, choices, soulmates, strong bond. 

Reversed: Self-love, disharmony, imbalance, misalignment of values, conflict, detachment, strife, lack of trust. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: There is reason for optimism and the potential for harmony. It’s all up to you. Don’t go for the easy road. 

Quote: “Follow your heart.” / “Be wary of temptation.”

𝟕. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐭

This card is a celebration of individuality, victory, transition and overcoming obstacles. You are ready to take control and learn. You’re expanding. This card is a sign of encouragement. 

Zodiac Card: Cancer

Keywords: Progress, Determination. 

Element: Water

Planet: Moon

Upright: Control, will-power, success, action, determination, fame and fortune, being a source of inspiration, two forces pulling in the opposite direction. 

Reversed: Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction, desire for revenge, showing off, using others for your benefit. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: The journey is just as important as the destination. 

Quote: “Persevere against all odds.” / “Keep going.”

𝟖. 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐭𝐡

This card represents self-guidance and self-confidence. It’s a time to summon your courage and determination to get the situation under control. 

Zodiac Card: Leo

Keywords: Management, Endurance. 

Element: Fire

Planet: Sun

Upright: Control, courage, compassion, patience, focus, influence, caring for others, inner strength, strong sense of responsibility. 

Reversed: Self-doubt, weakness, insecurity, low energy, raw emotion, putting others before you, others trying to knock you down. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: Remember to act with grace and sensitivity rather than using brute force.

Quote: “You are capable.” / “Know yourself.” 

𝟗. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐢𝐭

This card represents forging your own path in the pursuit of knowledge and truth. It’s more so a state of mind rather than physically being on your own. This sage is ushering in a period of personal growth and exploration.

Zodiac Card: Virgo

Keywords: Analysis, Solitude.

Element: Earth

Planet: Mercury

Upright: Solitude, guidance, soul-searching, introspection, being alone, inner guindance, wisdom, learning, the pursuit of knowledge. Gaining independence. 

Reversed: Anti-social, restrictive, isolation, loneliness, withdrawal, paranoia, paralysed by fear, betrayal, hiding what you really think.

Yes/No: Maybe. 

Advice: Rely on yourself. You already have the answers you need. If you’re under pressure, the Hermit card will reveal itself to say that you need more time. 

Quote: “I am pure.” / “Withdraw and gather strength.”

𝟏𝟎. 𝐖𝐡𝐞𝐞𝐥 𝐨𝐟 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐧𝐞

This card represents the emracing of destiny, and the movement of the universe. Additionally, reveals psychic ability, so use it wisely to listen to your intuition and manifest your wishes. 

Zodiac Card: Capricorn

Keywords: Luck, Fate. 

Element: Fire

Planet: Jupiter 

Upright: Good luck, karma, life-cycle, destiny, a turning point, good change, upheaveal, chances, good things on repeat, positive results, lottery & gaming wins, destiny & fate in your favour

Reversed: Possible bad luck, lack of control, delays, unwanted change, going around in circles, not getting anywhere, not your time. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: While you can’t control the forces of the universe, you can certainly come to a better understanding of your role within it. 

Quote: “Anything is possible.” / “Go with the flow.” 

𝟏𝟏. 𝐉𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐞

This is a card of empowerment, advising you to take a left-brain approach to take control. Be aware if you are holding on to any prejudice or bias that could sway your decision unfairly.

Zodiac Card: Libra

Keywords: Decisions, Balance, Legal Affairs. 

Element: Air

Planet: Venus

Upright: Justice, fairness, truth, cause and effect, the law, you’ll get what you deserve for the better, positive legal outcomes, good contracts.

Reversed: Unfairness, lack of accountability, dishonesty, corruption, prejudice,. you’ll get what you deserve for the worst, negative legal outcomes. 

Yes/No: Maybe/Neutral

Advice: Do not fear, your justice will come. If you have wronged someone, it’s best to take accountability and learn from your mistakes. 

Quote: “You can’t run from karma.” / “Do the right thing.”

𝟏𝟐. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝐌𝐚𝐧

This card represents a pause, inner reflection and patience. The obvious meaning is ... hanging around - that events aren’t moving forward and all you can do is wait. It can also mean you’ve made sacrifices and are waiting to see the rewards. 

Zodiac Card: Pisces

Keywords: Waiting, Sacrifice. 

Element: Water

Planet: Neptune

Upright: Restriction, letting go, sacrifice, paise, new perspective, playing “the waiting game.” forced to be still, cannot bloom all the time. 

Reversed: Martyrdom, indecision, delay, closed off, stuck in your mindset, not seeing the bigger picture. 

Yes/No: Maybe

Advice: Your project needs time to evolve. 

Quote: “Surrender.” / “Change your perspective.”

𝟏𝟑. 𝐃𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡

This card represents the natural cycles of life. Death brings endings and beginnings - sometimes all at once. This card is a time of quick and deep transformation. An opportunity to let go of what is no longer serving you. 

Zodiac Card: Scorpio 

Keywords: Transformation, Change, New Beginnings. 

Element: Water

Planet: Pluto

Upright: Ending of a cycle, transitions, powerful movement, transformation, endings, beginnings, sudden unexpected ‘death’ is not the end. 

Reversed: Resisiting change, fear of new beginnings, repeating the same negative patterns, another phase in our lives. 

Yes/No: Maybe

Advice: This card can be a release as well as a relief, leaving you with the bare bones...the truth. 

Quote: “Don’t fear the reaper.” / “Change.”

𝟏𝟒. 𝐓𝐞𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞

This card represents moderation and temptation. There is a balance in the universe and the need to set your own boundaries. Temperance shows you dealing with a potentially volatile situation, and you need to temper your thoughts and actions. 

Zodiac Card: Sagittarius

Keywords: Negotiation, Moderation. 

Element: Fire

Planet: Jupiter

Upright: Balance, moderation, patience, purpose, good health, finding solutions, cooperating with others, pure contentment, peaceful home life, end of arguments/conflict. 

Reversed: Imbalance, discord, hastiness, over-indulgence, risky behaviour, avoidance of conflict, being a pushover, overlooking obvious problems. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: Sometimes you cannot choose one side/perspective/person/problem, but accept both sides of the situation and reconcile what is out of balance. Once you’ve seen what is out of balance - take action!

Quote: “Find balance.” 

𝟏𝟓. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐥

This card represents insatability and power, exposing relationships to authority and loss. You may be stuck in a situation or relationship that demands too much of you, or you may be feeling controlled, or under a bad influence. This is a card of greed, temptation and materialism. 

Zodiac Card: Capricorn 

Keywords: Restriction, Manipulation.

Element: Earth

Planet: Saturn

Upright: Shadow self, attachment, addiction, temptations, material focus, negative thinking, betrayal, strong desire, the drive to make things happen, humanly pleasure, ability to influence others

Reversed: Releasing, exploring, dark thoughts, detachment, overcoming addiction, independence, reclaiming power, freedom

Yes/No: No

Advice: Walk away from temptation, however, you may need to use a little devilish cunning. 

Quote: “Kick negativity to the curb.” / “You’re only limited to what you believe is possible.” 

𝟏𝟔. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫

This card represents the imbalance and surprise disruption - always leadinng to new paths. It hits us with sudden change, a collapse of a dream, an organisation, or a relationship. It can also represent a shattered ego. 

Zodiac Card: Aries

Keywords: Breakdown, Illumination.

Element: Fire

Planet: Mars

Upright: Destruction, chaos, change, upheaval, awakening, crisis, unpleasant surprise, become stronger, release, painful loss, tragedy, revelation.

Reversed: Fear of change, refusal to let go, personal transformation, shock, avoiding tragedy, a narrow escape, delaying what is inevitable

Yes/No: No

Advice: Surrender to the power of change, release and let go. The walls will come tumbling down and what you build next will have more foundation. 

Quote: “Embrace the chaos.” / “Expect the unexpected.”

𝟏𝟕. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫

This card represents individuality, expression and creativity. The Star offers hope and guidance, have faith that  your luck is about to change for the better. This card show good health. It’s also the card of the healer. 

Zodiac Card: Aquarius 

Keywords: Hope, Guidance. 

Element: Air

Planet: Neptune

Upright: Hope, faith, purpose, renewal, spirituality, creativity, opportunities, wishes comming true, new romance, rebirth, fame, pleasant surprise, birth of a child or idea, coming out of darkness

Reversed: Lack of faith, despair, self-trust, disconnectiohn, doubt, insecurity, lost direction, loss, theft, jealousy. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: Share your love, gifts and talents, it will allow you to shine. 

Quote: “Go ahead and wish upon a star.” / “Have faith.”

𝟏𝟖. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐨𝐨𝐧

This card represents instinct and intuition, the power of dreams, ad the potential pitfalls of illusions. This is a warning card that all is not what it seems. 

Zodiac Card: Pisces

Keywords: Crisis of faith, Deep emotions. 

Element: Water

Planet: Neptune

Upright: Fear, anxiety, confusion, delusion, risk, illusion, subconscious, welcomed cycles, increased intuition, femininity, all isn’t as bad as you think it is. 

Reversed: Overcoming fear, finding the truth, conquering anxiety, gaining clarity, release, hidden truths that need to be uncovered. 

Yes/No: No

Advice: Take note of your intuitive messages and dreams. 

Quote: “Dig deeper.” / “Be careful your imagination doesn’t cause you to see things that aren’t there.”

𝟏𝟗. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐮𝐧

This card represents illumination and oppenness. It brings success and achievement. It’s one of the most positive cards. This card predicts recovery. 

Zodiac Card: Leo

Keywords: Growth, Recovery.

Element: Fire

Planet: Sun

Upright: Positivity, success, fertility, optimism, joy, confidence, happiness, truth, radiance, fun, marriage, happy relationships, happy family, adventures, help with health and fertility. 

Reversed: Blocked happiness, excessive enthusiasm, pessimism, unrealistic expectations, blind to the truth, overlooking certain situations. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: A card of energy and growth, all your projects will benefit now, as this card heralds a good time for creative projects, businesses and relationships. 

Quote: “Spread your wings and fly.” / “Shine on.”

𝟐𝟎. 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐠𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭

This card represents both an end and a beginning. Great changes and opportunities are on the horizon, but you need to address past issues. As you accept yourself fully, you can blow your own horn. 

Zodiac Card: None

Keywords: The Past; Second Chances. 

Element: Fire

Planet: Pluto

Upright: Judgement, rebirth, inner calling, absolution, action, renewal, reflection, reckoning, a calling you cannot ignore, fresh start, great opportunities. 

Reversed: Feeling down, self-doubt, blame, destruction, ignoring the call, loss of opportunity, not meant to be, outcome that’s out of your control. 

Yes/No: Neutral

Advice: Own it all, then let it go. 

Quote: “Face yourself.” / “Be self-aware rather than self-critical.”

𝟐𝟏. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝

This card represents an open door, and the excitement of every potential action in the universe. This card is the conclusion of the Fool’s journey and a new beginning. A completion of one cycle, and now another begins. 

Zodiac Card: None. 

Keywords: Success, Completion. 

Element: Earth

Planet: Saturn

Upright: Completion, integration, accomplishment, travel, success, harmony, celebration, fulfillment, positive results, travelling around the world.  

Reversed: Seeking personal closure, short-cuts, delays, failure, unfulfilled, a change may not be welcome, but in time it will be. 

Yes/No: Yes

Advice: This is a time for celebration, so it is as great card for groups. 

Quote: “Feel your deserved success.” / “Everything you have worked for is coming together.”

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[lunar-bat]

Tarot card meanings: ①The Magician

Element: Air Planet: Mercury Zodiac: Gemini♊, Virgo♍ Numerology: 1 representing potential, new beginnings and opportunities Yes or No: Yes Upright keywords: manifestation, skill, willpower, growth, creation Upright meanings: ‣ A call to action ‣ Everything you need is at your fingertips ‣ Suggests now is a good time to move forward with plans/ideas Reversed keywords: poor planning, unused ability, manipulation, conniving Reversed meanings: ‣ Suggests you're not taking action to manifest your desires ‣ Uncertainty about how you will get something done ‣ Struggling to see progress/feeling unmotivated

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[hermitsmirror]

Get to know the 🐠 Page of Cups

So sweet. So fun. So naive.

Remember the game Psychonauts? I literally hadn't thought about it in years, but then I did the formula for rank + suit, and instantly I remembered that strange brilliance. Super Page of Cups vibes when they grow into some dark adolescence.

And that's all I'll say about that.

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[hiswitchcraft]

Hi! Me again!

I'm working on the swords suit finally, and I'm getting stuck on the Nine of Swords. The two main meanings I'm getting are guilt/loss and anxiety/depression. While I know those can overlap, the descriptions seem to make them seem distinct from each other. Imaginary penny for your thoughts, friendo?

The Nine of Swords

Some keywords for the Nine of Swords in the upright position from the Rider Waite deck’s pamphlet of keywords are "Death, failure, miscarriage, delay, deception, disappointment, and despair."

Then in the guide to the Linestrider Tarot we've got "Anxiety, sleeplessness, depression, worry, self torment, despair."

Biddy tarot has a few for us as well "Anxiety, worry, fear, depression, nightmares."

And finally in the guide to my favorite deck, the Fyodor Pavlov tarot, we have this... "The Nine of swords is the "nightmare card." In our safest place we are vulnerable and prone to the problems that plague us. Sometimes all we want to do is crawl into the safety of our bed, away from our worries, anxieties, problems - only to have it all chase us there too, amplified to bad dreams that won't let us rest even in unconscious."

and...

"So, the Nine of Swords shows us the dangers that plague us, but it also reminds us that they may not be as substantial as we think. And when the monsters come, perhaps rather than hiding ourselves from their sight, we ought to sit with them in the dark and learn their nature to better understand them - and what they tell us about ourselves."

All of that being said at first I was going to say I feel like they can and do very much coexist in this card. But because the Rider Waite guide doesn't mention anxiety, but more along the lines of guilt/depression, and the Fyodor Pavlov tarot doesn't mention depression or despair at all, I think I see what you may be finding in some sources.

The Linestrider guide mentions this "In a reading the card in the past position can indicate that guilt over past actions or past betrayals are affecting your peace of mind."

And the Fyodor Pavlov guide states "On the very day I sat down to write the description of this card, I had woken up from one of my recurring anxiety dreams of having to spend the holidays with my birth family, kept from my husband, unable to escape the obligation and forced to put with all their passive aggressive disapproval. Certain things stick in our psyches and crawl out of their woodwork even after a long time has passed and we think we are safe."

Although the Linestrider and Fyodor Pavlov guides have slightly different interpretations of the card, they both mention negative feelings stemming from past experiences. I think this card can be about all kinds of negative feelings, but I think its interpretation is less about the feelings themselves and more about them stemming from the past. It doesn't matter what the nightmare is, this is the nightmare card. We all have different pasts, nightmares, and feelings those inspire. It's about your personal journey. Your personal past. Your personal nightmare. If I got this card, I'd look to the past and try to confront it and the feelings it brought, whatever those feelings were, as the Fyodor Pavlov guide advises.

I hope this helps! I'm really just info-dumping here guys lol.

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[seventies-arcana]

one card message

todays card: eight of cups

images are not mine.

take what resonates, leave what doesn't ✧ : -˚̣⋅ .

the eight of cups is assuring you that it's time to move on, leaving behind the emotional baggage a recent situation might've caused. in fact, you are emotionally ready to continue on your journey. it's okay if you feel unprepared, the card is assuring you in your abilities. tread slowly and carefully-- do not rush yourself, or you will get overwhelmed. there is peace on the horizon. happiness and love are awaiting at the end of the river. follow your intuition, use it as your guide, and soon enough you'll be back home, whatever home means to you ♡.

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[nexusofsorcery]

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[l3xistentialism]

THE HERMIT RX 🏮 | Alone time is crucial for our spiritual health. It’s a reason that many initiation rites require initiates to spend time in seclusion; whether it be in nature, in a place of worship, or in a simple, dark space. When we eliminate the noise of the outside world, we hear Spirit speak and are able to be guided and become a guide for that wisdom. The Hermit is the card that exemplifies this quest for knowledge, spiritual and otherwise, and its reversed meanings can indicate a more self-taught approach; whereas the upright meanings include outside sources of knowledge like mentors and medicine people. The Hermit Rx can also be a sign that we’ve spent enough or too much time alone, and it’s time to connect with others to synthesize, integrate, and apply what we’ve learned in a practical sense. Being in our head too long can pull us too far on the Piscean side of this Pisces-Virgo spectrum; lulled deeper into a false sense of understanding that can veer into delusion and disillusion. When it comes up in our readings, we should take a moment to think about what lessons that have come up for us and how we can channel that energy into practical application while remaining open to guidance and correction from outside sources.

Deck - Modern Witch Tarot

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[princessmia-tarot]

The Fool

Upright Meaning and Keywords: Extravagance, delirious, insecurity, passion, enthusiasm, new beginnings, spontaneity, adventure, innocence, potential, faith, fearlessness, a leap of faith, originality, freedom from constraints, purity of action, acting without malice, being in the present, acting without thinking, eccentricity, silliness, seeking freedom

Reversed Meaning and Keywords: Negligence, absence, bad decision, indecision, stupidity, not thinking through plans properly, chaos, lack of direction, poor judgement, being gullible, playing it safe, blocks, restrictions, lacking adventure

Associations: Astrology: Uranus  - originality, technology, change, individuality Element: Air - clarity, wisdom, knowledge, abstract, higher consciousness, divination, intuition, memory Numerology: 0 - unlimited potentials

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[firstpersonnarrator]

TUA Tarot: The Hanged Man

If you’ve ever wondered what the Hanged Man is all about, Luther is a fantastic poster child for this Major Arcana Card (#12).

First, he’s willing to sacrifice himself, so he can die with his lady love on their own terms. But the key here is that it is a willing sacrifice. A perfect illustration of the concept is the Norse God Odin. He hung upside-down from the World Tree and sacrificed one eye, in exchange for the gift of runes. So if you have ever given up something for a larger purpose, for someone else, or for a greater goal, you’ve lived the Hanged Man card.

People usually think the imagery on this card is of an upside-down crucifixion, a la Saint Peter — but with black-magic-satan-worshippy connotations. On the contrary, it is an image of suspended animation. Hanging upside down like that, you aren’t going anywhere. It is an intentional time out, with an outcome that can be expected to have been worth the trials, tribulations, and/or waiting in boredom. Snow White in her glass coffin. Or a hunger strike. Five in the Apocalypse — the first apocalypse. There is expected to be a payoff for all that waiting in the end.

Dead Luther in the Void is another perfect representation of suspended animation. He’s stuck there. Until he walks out of the elevator at the end, renewed.

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[hovee-studies]

Nine of Pentacles

"Look at all that I have manifested!" Jessica Wiggan's "How to Read Tarot - A Modern Guide" Book

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Here are a few associations of this card:

In astrological timing, this card represents the 2nd decan of Virgo.

The planet associated with this card is Venus.

In numerology, Nine is a number which represents completion as it is the last of the single-digit numbers. Also, of the single-digit numbers, it possesses the highest value, and hence can be associated with prosperity. Symbolically speaking, the number Nine is a representation of a pinnacle of wisdom and experience, and the energy surrounding it ties in with ending and new beginnings - the excitement, curiosity, nervousness, and dread that comes with.

The Suit of Pentacles is ruled by the element of Earth. Earth represents aspects of life such as material wealth (money and finances), resources, health, commitment, and security. The overall energy of this element is quite practical and realistic. When this Suit shows up we may expect to learn about what may be coming to us in the long-term future.

And so, if we combine these two concepts together - the numerological association, and the elemental meaning - we discover that ultimately the Nine of Pentacles card signifies that a person is coming into a good position in life - one in which they are finally able to reap the fruits of their labour. They are being rewarded for their persistence and determination with luxuries - be that monetary, or otherwise. A person finally feeling independent - realising just how many opportunities are out there waiting for them. Perhaps they are soon to complete an important project which will open new doors for them. Maybe they finally realise that they are a bad b*tch who doesn't need another person in their life in order to feel whole. They are self-sufficient and happy with their life.

Perhaps there may be a new career opportunity awaiting them? Or a pay rise at work? Maybe their love life is looking up, a break up means that they can look for another person who truly deserves them this time. This card points towards a feeling of safety in a person's life.

However, if reversed, this card may point towards some not-so-pleasant aspects of one's life.

If reversed, the Nine of Pentacles becomes a warning sign which may be felt like a hard slap to the face - it's a call for the person to regain their senses and snap out of whatever it is they think they're doing. It can represent reckless spending, a false sense of security, spending money they do not have (think Anna Delvey in the Netflix show "Inventing Anna"), and false success. The lack of awareness that a person's habits is actively harming them. It may be the realisation that money cannot always guarantee happiness - you cannot fill the gaping hole in your heart with material possessions. This card may signify the awful feeling when you think that all of your previous achievements were for nothing. Just as you were about to reap the rewards the rug was pulled from under your feet and all was lost. The loss of security. The loss of stability. Being unable to provide for yourself and having to rely on others.

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Some key words and phrases worth remembering:

UPRIGHT: financial security, independence, self-sufficiency, reaping the fruit of your labour, rewards, luxury

REVERSED: losses in finances, dependency on others, reckless spending, living beyond means

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[themoons-wildchild]

Tarot

Basic Meanings

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[essseateatarot]

Tarot cards connected to Aquarius - Seven of Swords

Minor arcana. Astrological association: MOON IN AQUARIUS. 3rd decan of AQUARIUS (9-18 February).

Meaning: Moon in Aquarius brings the confrontation of the old with the new. Here the Aquarian "think outside the box" mixes with the lunar need for security: here the positive side is mental liveliness and seeking independence while at the same time being emotionally off and turning a cold shoulder. The Moon is also secretive so someone is not sharing thoughts and feelings when this card appears, leading to a sense of general aloofness and even shadiness - it may be ok to hold something for yourself, but not too much.

Keywords: strategy/ planning/ inventiveness/ deceit/ theft/ cheating/ lies/ gossiping/ criticism/ running away/ getting away with something/ procrastination/ keeping secrets/ misinformation/ self-doubt.

General message: act smart, but act with integrity.

Sentence: "Go solo, go far"

Seven of swords as a person in a tarot reading

Has characteristics of the Star (Aquarius) + The High Priestess (Moon).

Forward-thinking/ a changeable personality/ hedonist/ bohemian/ skittish/ non-committal (in love)/ flirtatious/ an innovator/ a breaker of mold/ resourceful/ experimental/ strategic/ erratic/ a procrastinator/ sneaky/ secretive/ someone who has their own agenda/ a thief/ someone who judges or criticizes other people because of their own insecurities.

Seven of swords as a situation

A situation where someone is going their own way/ acting without telling anyone/ stealing something (money, someone's heart, resources, etc.)/ trying to get into someone's head to get what you want/ seduction/ plotting/ breaking the law to thrive/ the mind may be playing tricks on you/ needing a new strategy, plan or idea/ leaving something behind and only taking with you what serves you (mainly thoughts)/ gossiping/ you're not dealing with your problems and you procrastinate.

Seven of swords in love readings

Considering options without commitment/ falling in love with the wrong people/ flirting/ trying to charm the opposite sex/ someone is not easy to satisfy/ being bored or erratic/ seeking new excitement, being restless/ love is a game/ hiding feelings/ strategic or underhanded behavior/ for some reason, you can't be straightforward with someone (or vice-versa) about your intentions, feelings or motives/ sometimes, an illicit affair/ cheating/ lack of togetherness or support in a relationship.

Seven of swords in career readings

An inventive mind will bring success in a career/ wanting to leave the group and go solo/ starting a business on your own/ rely on your inventive mind to create your vision/ there's no shortcut to success, you have to do the work/ you've got a lot of ideas that will bring you success, you just need to believe in yourself or wait for the right time to act/ you may be self-sabotaging due to lack of confidence in your abilities.

Seven of swords as advice

You need to think differently/ leave behind thoughts that don't serve you/ there may be a truth you need to tell to bring more honesty into your life/ time to face a problem/ you cannot put in just half of the effort/ there's no quick-fix, work for it/ time to take ownership for your behavior or to realize someone else is been dishonest/ if something doesn't feel right, walk away.

Seven of swords card pairings:

+ High Priestess or Moon: a strong feeling that a person is hiding something from you.

+ Sun: you need to cast some light on a certain matter because it's not all as it seems/ you think everything is perfect but you don't have all the information (you're being blinded by the sun).+ Justice: a truth needs to be told to make things fair between two people or in a situation.

+ Ace of cups: your ex wants a new beginning but lies about having changed this time (+ Wheel of fortune)/ you offered them your love and they ran away scared.

+ 2 of cups: wanting that relationship makes you feel sneaky/ it is difficult to make this connection work, no matter how hard you try/ someone doesn't want to commit or doesn't reciprocate.+ Ace of wands: wanting to follow your own inspiration and start a new venture but you second-guess yourself a lot.

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[lunar-bat]

- Tarot 101:The Basics -

‣ Tarot is a divination tool consisting of (usually) a deck of 78 cards primarily used for spiritual guidance and tapping into your intuition in order to understand and reflect on what is happening in your life. Tarot has origins dating back to the 15th century, being commonly used as a card game and wasn't introduced as a divination tool until later on around 18th century. Occultists such as Antoine Court de Gébelin and Jean-Baptiste Alliette (known by the pseudonym "Etteilla") authored books that advocated the utilization of Tarot cards as a means of divination and personal exploration. Rider - Waite Tarot ‣ The Rider-Waite deck is one of the most popular and influential decks,usually recommended for beginners. Arthur Edward Waite collaborated with artist Pamela Colman Smith, both of whom were members of the Golden Dawn, to produce the Rider-Waite deck, which was initially released in 1909. The Major and Minor Arcana

‣ A standard deck consists of 78 cards, divided into two main categories: Major and Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana consists of 22 cards representing life lessons, karmic influences and big themes. The Minor Arcana is made up of 56 cards, divided into four suits: Pentacles (or coins),Cups,Swords and Wands. Each suit has 14 cards, including 10 numbered cards and 4 court cards (Page,Knight,Queen and King).

The four suits ‣ Pentacles - representing the element of earth and are associated with material possessions and the financial aspects of life, but can also signify emotional and spiritual prosperity as well. ‣ Cups - represent the element of water and are associated with the emotional aspects of ourselves. Cups cards often deal with matters of the heart, including love, relationships, emotions, and personal connections. ‣ Swords - representing the element of air and are associated with communication,intellect,conflicts,decision-making etc. They can indicate intellectual clarity or inner turmoil. ‣ Wands - representing the element of fire and are associated with creativity, passion,action and determination. Wands cards are strongly associated with creative endeavors, the pursuit of goals and projects and seizing opportunities.

Numerical association ‣ The numbered cards represent different stages or aspects of the suit's energy. Here's a brief overview: Ace - The Ace represents potential, new beginnings and opportunities Two - The Two cards represent balance, duality and choice making Three - The Threes are associated with growth, expansion and creative expression Four - foundation, structure, stability, manifestations Five - challenges, change, instability, conflict Six - harmony, cooperation, nurturing, balance Seven - introspection, spirituality, assessment, wisdom Eight - accomplishment, abundance, action, power Nine - attainment, fruition, fulfillment Ten - completion, end of a cycle, renewal

Spreads ‣ The specific layout of the cards is called a spread,where each placement provides an answer to a specific aspect of a question. Some most commonly used and spreads include the three card spread, five card spread and the Celtic Cross.

I'll dive into the individual meanings of the cards in another post but this is pretty much a summary of the basics. Hope it helps :)

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[hermitsmirror]

Get to Know the 🛁 King of Cups

Leading with the head and the heart

Read about the key concepts tied to this court card and where those meanings derive from (or diverge from) structured layers of meaning.

What surprises you? How does the King normally show up for you?

Learn more about structures and layers of reading tarot cards (and then full tarot readings) with my courses, like the self-paced Read Tarot like a Nerd or sign up for one of my upcoming seminars.

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[rhianna]

Tarot Card Meanings

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