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Tarot cards don't predict the future. But reading them might help you figure yours out.

In high school, my best friend and I would spend hours ensconced in her bedroom reading each other’s tarot cards. She had an intuitive talent for the deck of increasingly battered cards, but I did my best to return the favor using the slim booklet that came with it. Her bedroom walls were decorated with quotes and art prints and postcards — the things creative, book-loving teens collected like magpies — and the room glowed like warm, pink amniotic fluid against the night. We shuffled like Vegas card sharks, cutting the cards and spreading them before us so we could choose without knowing what was on them beforehand.

The slap of the well-worn cards on the bedspread felt satisfying as we laid them out one by one in a 10-card layout called the Celtic Cross , in which each card represents different aspects of the person whose cards are being read and their life. Although different readers use different layouts or techniques, every tarot is a narrative of which you are the hero (and the card in the middle), and the surrounding cards represent issues or people affecting you and the story of your life.

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Any given tarot deck consists of the 78 cards, sorted into what’s called the minor arcana and the major arcana. The minor arcana looks sort of like a deck of playing cards — it has four suits, as well as kings, queens and jacks — though there are 56 cards in tarot and just 52 in a standard deck, while the major arcana are the 22 cards we normally associate with the tarot in pop culture — Death, the Devil, etc.

Even beyond that, each card is packed with information — some systems rely on numerology (i.e. where the card falls in the deck), astrology, and the Kabbalah to give deeper or slightly different levels of meaning — and each deck is even slightly different. The Rider-Waite deck , though, is the one with which many tarot newbies begin, not only because it’s the most common and easiest to find but because illustrator Pamela Colman Smith ’s images are so colorful and clear and packed with symbols to indicate what the card itself means.

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There’s no one deck or way to read, though, which is why I leave it to the experts. No matter how many books on tarot and decks of cards I amass like dust bunnies, I don’t fluently speak the language of tarot and its more obscure meanings; it’s the equivalent of trying to read Proust in the original French when you stopped taking the language in third grade. I can pull one or two, three cards at most for a past/present/future spread, but, beyond that, I’m not ever really sure what I’m looking at.

At its most basic, tarot tells stories about the cycles of our lives. Shuffling the deck, picking out cards and laying them out in order reveals what different trials and tribulations we might face during any given journey. However, the cards in the major arcana don't necessarily represent us in a given reading; they might represent someone else in our lives, or symbolize more general issues. Tarot is a complex language, and every reading is different; similarly, every reader and the methodology they use to interpret the way the cards interact is different.

The people I have seen over the years to do my readings have all come from different backgrounds, have different styles of reading cards and use their own unique flourishes to work with clients, such as incorporating astrology and/or mediumship, or from a trauma-informed therapeutic background. (They all have told me more or less the same thing, though: Leave the manic pixie dream boys alone, and finish your damn book.) For the most part, they don’t do “fortune-telling” per se; it’s more about the deeper psychological symbols of the tarot and how we can apply them to everyday life.

A lot of the time, though, tarot simply brings up more open-ended questions instead of offering answers.

In 2017, for instance, I interviewed the famous Chilean-French surrealist director Alejandro Jodorowsky about his movie “Endless Poetry.” In addition to his work as a beloved cult filmmaker, Jodo is also an extraordinary tarot reader and expert ; he spent years reconstructing the Tarot de Marseille with Philippe Camoin, whose family had been printing the deck for centuries.

Years before, I’d attended a glamorously bizarre Halloween screening of his cult classic, “The Holy Mountain,” at the Museum of Modern Art, where my friends and I rubbernecked at Yoko Ono, Courtney Love, Martha Stewart and Willem Dafoe. During the audience question period, a nervous member asked Jodorowsky to give her a reading. In turn, he asked her to pick a few numbers between one and 22. She didn’t understand what the point was, but I realized that whatever numbers she chose would correlate to cards in the major arcana, and he would be able to give her a verbal reading on the fly. He did, and it left her stunned.

I was thus determined asked him to pick a card for me after my interview — something I could concentrate on or learn from. He’d reportedly been doing free tarot readings at a French café for years; as recently as 2017, a Facebook user posted that he still appeared on Wednesdays, as did a TripAdvisor reviewer.

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He pulled a deck from his breast pocket — apparently, he carries the major arcana from the Marseille deck with him everywhere — and picked out The Lovers card. Everyone usually gets excited when The Lovers shows up in a reading, since we all assume that it means good things for our love life; but it doesn’t necessarily indicate romantic love at all. It can mean partnership, balance or even a choice. Every deck has its own nuances, and every reader has their own interpretations.

In most decks, the Lovers shows two people (usually a man and a woman) in a garden with an angel hovering in the sky above them, maybe in the Garden of Eden. The Marseille shows three people, and a grumpy-looking cherub aiming an arrow at them from above. Jodo pointed to the sun at the top of the card, from which said cherub was emerging.

“The sun,” he said, in his elegant, heavily accented English. “The sun loves everyone.” I’m still not entirely sure what he meant, but I’m positive if I ever figure it out, it will solve everything.

Jenni Miller is a freelance writer who covers movies, TV, sex, love, death, video games and assorted weirdness for a variety of publications online and in print.

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Two Sixteenth Century Essays on the Meaning of Tarot Cards

Around the year 1565, two men on opposite sides of northern Italy wrote down their thoughts about the moral lessons in the tarocchi deck. In the 1980s, both essays were discovered by playing card researcher Franco Pratesi, and were recently published in Italian and English as Con gli occhi et con l’intelletto: Explaining the Tarot in Sixteenth Century Italy. Generous footnotes and introductory material by Ross Sinclair Caldwell, Thierry Depaulis and Marco Ponzi put the essays in their historical context. This extremely important book shows us how a typical, well-educated Christian of the time would have seen the cards, without the distractions of occultism and Egyptomania that came a few centuries later.

Let’s look at each essay separately.

Francesco Piscina wrote Discorso in his early twenties while a law student in Piedmont. The material was presented as a public recitation then published by a local press. Only two copies exist, in a library in Piedmont and in a private collection. Piscina tells us his ideas came to him suddenly while watching a lady play the game of tarot — much like De Gebelin two hundred years later saying he was suddenly struck with the idea that the tarot trumps are Egyptian hieroglyphics while watching ladies play the game in a Parisian drawing room.

Piscina wanted to discover the moral lessons conveyed by the inventor of the game of tarocchi. To know this, the proper order of the cards is paramount, because the story in the trump sequence depends on knowing which cards are trumped by other cards. Piscina uses the trump order that was common in Lombardy and Piedmont and evolved into the Tarot de Marseille, with several exceptions that show the deck was still in flux in the sixteenth century.

[Note: Better historians than I have just informed me that there were cards with the four evangelists in the 16th century – see the comment below. Now I’m more curious than ever to know what decks these two essayists had in front of them.]

Piscina admits the essay was written on a whim, and it reads as if he were speaking off the cuff, giving us a range of interpretations along with his own. This is a bonanza for historians, as we can get a sense of how the cards were interpreted by others, rather than being stuck with just one person’s idiosyncratic ideas.

Piscina devotes only two long paragraphs to the suit cards. He divides the suits into two categories, a common practice that survives in our red and black suits. He interprets the suits as two types of war and two advantages of peace.

At the end of his essay he does some wordplay on Taroccho , showing us the word means a fool or an idiot. It makes sense that the game may have been named after the most powerful and active card in the game.

The second essay is called the Anonymous Discorso . Presumably, it was never published, but five handwritten manuscripts are distributed among various libraries. From textual analysis, it seems the author was from central Italy and he used the Ferrarese card order, with a few variations.

The author’s aim was to fill a gap in the literature of moral interpretation of games by giving cards their due. Nearly half the essay is devoted to the suit cards, where the anonymous author follows a long tradition of finding moral allegories in the four suits.

He starts by telling us that games were originally idle pleasures, but they evolved into vices that fuel our greed when we play for material gain. The designer of the game wanted to teach us that all is vanity; that worldly possessions and pleasures evaporate, and we would be better off contemplating God.

The four suits depict lust for money, glory and gluttonous pleasures, with greed for riches underlying it all. He divides the trump suit into two sections with the Devil as the pivot. Trumps below the Devil show the usual human situation, inflamed with passions and heading for hell. Cards higher than the Devil show us the way out of entanglement in worldly vanity by contemplating God and rising to heaven.

These two essays are unfiltered voices from tarot’s distant past. They bring to light what certain thoughtful people of the sixteenth century read into the cards. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to Franco Pratesi for discovering these rare manuscripts, and to Ross Sinclair Caldwell, Thierry Depaulis and Marco Ponzi for their dedication to tarot history, making it possible for all of us to read these essays.

I strongly recommend reading the review of an earlier edition of this book by the late Michael J. Hurst. He puts these essays in their context of the long history of finding allegory in the four playing card suits, as well as in dice, chess and other games. He also provides a translation of the first discourse we know of, from 1377, on the moral meaning of playing cards.

https://pre-gebelin.blogspot.com/2010/06/renaissance-tarot-two-xvi-italian.html

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Il Bagattello and Il Mondo cards from Tarocco Soprafino di F. Gumppenberg, Milano 1835. Il Meneghello, Milano, 1992.

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Hello Sherryl, Yes, there is an older card with the four evangelists coming from Italy.. Look at my website on page http://tarotwheel.net/history/tarot%20development/the%20tarot%20of%20marseille/ancestors%20of%20the%20tdm.html This example of the World card is dated by several authors being of the 16 or 17th Century. Iolon

Thanks, Iolon, for your correction. Ross Caldwell on the Tarot History page just gave me several examples. I really need to get up to speed on the 16th century.

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Creating visual metaphors by taking tarot out of context.

Dani Pendergast , Syracuse University

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December 2020

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Master of Arts (MA)

Robert C. Dacey

Illustration, Tarot

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This thesis paper aims to describe how using tarot aspects outside of the tarot context can spark visual metaphors in illustration. Tarot, while famously known for as a tool of determining one's fate, is also a source of the many intricacies of the human experience. The 22 Major Arcana cards' meanings were analyzed, and key phrases from those cards were used as prompts to illustrate. The intention was that the key phrases from the tarot cards could help initiate creative thought and ideas for developing illustrations. The thesis starts with an introduction to common struggles that illustrators have with coming up with original ideas and how tarot may be a way to help with those struggles. The thesis then transitions into a brief history of tarot and its art to give context to the discussion. The next section dives into the creative process for illustrators, describing how intrinsic and extrinsic motivations create original content. The thesis paper's main body shifts to personal examples of how using tarot cards' key phrases can generate original ideas that are a product of intrinsic motivations. Phrases like "…a sprouting seed and the need to let go" or "confronting one's inner demons" are general enough that each person could think of an own personal experience that ties into those phrases, resulting in original ideas and illustrations. The final section of this thesis gives examples of how this process could be applied to editorial illustration and describes a successful application of this process in an editorial class. It concludes by stating that the project successfully sparked original content and promised to apply it to personal work and editorial work.

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Carl Jung and Tarot

March 31, 2008 in Tarot & Psychology , Tarot History & Research | Tags: archetypes , Carl Jung , cloud of cognition , Devil , synchronicity , tarot , von Franz | by Mary K. Greer

On 16 September 1930, Jung wrote to a Mrs. Eckstein:

“Yes, I know of the Tarot. It is, as far as I know, the pack of cards originally used by the Spanish gypsies, the oldest cards historically known. They are still used for divinatory purposes.”

[Jung was not always right: Current historical research does not support an original use of the cards by gypsies, nor were tarot cards the oldest known. The ordinary playing card deck (with many variations) preceded tarot by approximately 50 to 75 years. Tarot appeared first in Northern Italy roughly around 1440.]

On 1 March 1933, Carl Jung spoke about the Tarot during a seminar he was conducting on active imagination, demonstrating that he was a little more familiar with these images than we would have thought from just the preceding letter. This is a transcript of his actual spoken words:

“Another strange field of occult experience in which the hermaphrodite appears is the Tarot. That is a set of playing cards, such as were originally used by the gypsies. There are Spanish specimens, if I remember rightly, as old as the fifteenth century. These cards are really the origin of our pack of cards, in which the red and the black symbolize the opposites, and the division of four—clubs, spades, diamonds, and hearts—also belongs to the individuation symbolism. They are psychological images, symbols with which one plays, as the unconscious seems to play with its contents. They combine in certain ways, and the different combinations correspond to the playful development of events in the history of mankind. The original cards of the Tarot consist of the ordinary cards, the king, the queen, the knight, the ace, etc.,—only the figures are somewhat different—and besides, there are twenty-one cards upon which are symbols, or pictures of symbolical situations. For example, the symbol of the sun, or the symbol of the man hung up by the feet, or the tower struck by lightning, or the wheel of fortune, and so on. Those are sort of archetypal ideas, of a differentiated nature, which mingle with the ordinary constituents of the flow of the unconscious, and therefore it is applicable for an intuitive method that has the purpose of understanding the flow of life, possibly even predicting future events, at all events lending itself to the reading of the conditions of the present moment. It is in that way analogous to the I Ching , the Chinese divination method that allows at least a reading of the present condition. You see, man always felt the need of finding an access through the unconscious to the meaning of an actual condition, because there is a sort of correspondence or a likeness between the prevailing condition and the condition of the collective unconscious. “Now in the Tarot there is a hermaphroditic figure called the diable [the Devil card]. That would be in alchemy the gold. In other words, such an attempt as the union of opposites appears to the Christian mentality as devilish, something evil which is not allowed, something belonging to black magic.” [from Visions: Notes of the Seminar given in 1930-1934 by C. G. Jung , edited by Claire Douglas. Vol. 2. (Princeton NJ, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series XCIX, 1997), p. 923.]

In The Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious (CW, Vol. 9:1, para 81), Jung wrote:

“If one wants to form a picture of the symbolic process, the series of pictures found in alchemy are good examples. . . . It also seems as if the set of pictures in the Tarot cards were distantly descended from the archetypes of transformation, a view that has been confirmed for me in a very enlightening lecture by professor [Rudolph] Bernoulli. The symbolic process is an experience in images and of images. Its development usually shows an enantiodromian * structure like the text of the I Ching, and so presents a rhythm of negative and positive, loss and gain, dark and light.” [*a Greek term used by Jung to mean ‘things turning over into their own opposite.’]

Dierdre Bair recounts in Jung: A Biography (Little, Brown, 2003, p. 549) that in 1950 Jung assigned to each of the four members of his Psychology Club an ‘intuitive, synchronistic method’ to explore. Hanni Binder was to research the Tarot and teach him how to read the cards. They determined that Grimaud’s Ancien Tarot de Marseille “was the only deck that possessed the properties and fulfilled the requirements of metaphor that he gleaned from within the alchemical texts .” Hanni Binder’s work amounted to very little as can be seen from her report preserved at the Jung Institute in New York. The group disbanded around 1954.

What was behind Jung’s attempt to gather all this material? Marie-Louise von Franz recounts in Psyche and Matter (1988) that toward the end of his life:

“Jung suggested investigating cases where it could be supposed that the archetypal layer of the unconscious is constellated *— following a serious accident, for instance, or in the midst of a conflict or divorce situation— by having people engage in a divinatory procedure: throwing the I Ching, laying the Tarot cards, consulting the Mexican divination calendar, having a transit horoscope or a geomantic reading done. If Jung’s hypothesis is accurate, the results of all these procedures should converge. . . . [*a Jungian term meaning ‘the coming together of elements in the unconscious so that they form a consciously recognizable pattern of relationships.’ Christine Houde adds, “The constellated material is activa ted in the psyche of the individual where it attempts to erupt into the field of experience.” ] “[This investigation would consist of] studying an incident (accident) by the convergence . . . of a multitude of methods, with the help of which we could try to find out what the Self “thought” of this particular accident. . . . The generally rather vague formulations of divinatory techniques resemble these “clouds of cognition” that, according to Jung, constitute “absolute knowledge.”

Von Franz further explains that Jung’s “clouds of cognition” represents an awareness on the part of our conscious intelligence of a far vaster field of information, an “absolute knowledge,” within the collective unconscious. These images, on the part of a “more or less conscious ego,” lack precise focus and detail. Thus, the realization of meaning has to be “a living experience that touches the heart just as much as the mind.” She continues:

“Archetypal dream images and the images of the great myths and religions still have about them a little of the “cloudy” nature of absolute knowledge in that they always seem to contain more than we can assimilate consciously, even by means of elaborate interpretations. They always retain an ineffable and mysterious quality that seems to reveal to us more than we can really know.”*

On 9 February 1960, about a year before he died, Jung wrote Mr. A. D. Cornell about the disappointing end to his grand experiment:

“Under certain conditions it is possible to experiment with archetypes, as my ‘astrological experiment’ has shown. As a matter of fact we had begun such experiments at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, using the historically known intuitive, i.e., synchronistic methods (astrology, geomancy, Tarot cards, and the I Ching ). But we had too few co-workers and too little means, so we could not go on and had to stop.”

The experiment proposed by Jung is discussed in the Journal of Parapsychology (March 1998): in an article titled: “The Rhine-Jung letters: distinguishing parapsychological from synchronistic events – J.B. Rhine; Carl Jung” by Victor Mansfield, Sally Rhine-Feather, James Hall. The authors conclude:

“Such an experiment fits our description of not being forced, controlling, or manipulating, but it presents its own difficulties. How, for example, can we convincingly show that the divinatory procedures in fact converge, that appropriate subjects were chosen when an archetype was actually constellated, that the data was taken without biasing the interpretation, and that other extraneous factors are not distorting the outcome? These problems are not insurmountable, but to do more than “preach to the converted,” this experiment or any other must be done with sufficient rigor that the larger scientific community would be satisfied with all aspects of the data taking, analysis of the data, and so forth.”

In 1984, Art Rosengarten  (here shown with Tarot author, Eden Gray), as research for his doctoral dissertation, conducted an experiment very similar to the one described by Jung, in which he compared the tarot, TAT and dream interpretation. You can read about this experiment in his book, Tarot and Psychology: Spectrums of Possibility . I think Jung would have been pleased.

So what are we to make of all this?

Though not a direct focus of his energies, Carl Jung, nevertheless, recognized tarot as depicting archetypes of transformation like those he had found in myths, dreams and alchemy, and as having divinatory characteristics similar to the I-Ching and astrology. Most of all, Jung believed a person could use “an intuitive method” to understand—through tarot’s reflecting the collective unconscious into a “cloud of cognition”—the meaning in a present, prevailing condition.

See Jung’s own comments on the Major Arcana here .

ADDED: Here’s another statement by Jung on “clouds of cognition,” from the chapter, “On Life after Death,” in Memories Dream, Reflections , p 308. He states that in the “space-timelessness” surrounding an archetype there exists a diffuse cloud of cognition that contains “primorial images with many aspects” or “a “diffuse omniscience” but no discrete contents (that is, subjectless). For cognition to happen these potentialities [my word] have to be brought into space-time coordinates. Reading this entire chapter is absolutely essential to getting at what Jung saw as the source material for divinations.

“As I see it the three-dimensional world in time and space is like a system of co-ordinates, what is here separated into ordinates and abscissae may appear “there,” in space-timelessness, as a primordial image with many aspects, perhaps as a diffuse cloud of cognition surrounding an archetype. Yet a system of co-ordinates is necessary if any distinction of discrete contents is to be possible. Any such operation seems to us unthinkable in a state of diffuse omniscience, or, as the case may be, of subjectless consciousness, with no spatio-temporal demarcations. Cognition, like generation, presupposes an opposition, a here and there, an above and below, a before and after.”

For a different take, here is a bit of an interview with Jung on alchemy and predicting the future: “We can predict the future when we know how the present moment has evolved out of the past.”

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The Major Arcana cards are the most recognizable and impactful cards in a Tarot deck . These 22 cards represent situations we all face in the grand scheme of life, with each carrying specific messages of perspective and guidance to help you in times of need. While the Minor Arcana cards focus on the everyday actions and decisions you must face, these Major Arcana cards reveal messages about the bigger picture of your life and its long-term direction.

Though each of the Major Arcana cards stands alone with its own deep meanings and influences, these 22 Tarot cards also tell a united story. The first card, The Fool, is the main character of this story, and his experiences as he learns, grows, and makes his way through life are represented by the 21 cards that follow. This storyline is a great description of the accomplishments, setbacks, and lessons we all learn as we go through the trials and tribulations of our lifetime, growing into whole, complete beings by the end of our journey.

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The Fool | The Magician | The High Priestess | The Empress | The Emperor | The Hierophant | The Lovers | The Chariot | Strength | The Hermit | Wheel of Fortune | Justice | The Hanged Man | Death | Temperance | The Devil | The Tower | The Star | The Moon | The Sun | Judgement | The World

#0 - The Fool

The Fool is young and vulnerable. He has not yet experienced the ups and downs of life, leaving him unaware of the magnitude of life's challenges, as well as the potential he holds. When The Fool comes up in a Tarot reading, you are encouraged to take on his open, willing energy and embrace all that lies ahead of you without worry.

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#1 - The Magician

The Magician card is a reminder that you are unique and have many gifts. These skills set you apart from the crowd and can help you begin new projects or overcome adversity. When The Magician comes up in your Tarot reading, it's a reminder that you already hold everything you need to move forward and accomplish what you've set out to do.

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#2 - The High Priestess

The most intuitive, connected card in the whole Tarot deck, The High Priestess is a card of awareness. This card urges you to listen to your inner voice and follow your instincts. Your mind knows far more than you think. When this card arises in your Tarot reading, stop looking for answers in the outside world. Turn within for the guidance you seek.

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#3 - The Empress

The Empress is the most feminine card in the Tarot, and greatly encourages compassion, beauty, and love. She is deeply connected to Mother Nature, and her influence is powerful when you absorb the energy of the natural world around you.

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#4 - The Emperor

The Emperor is a card of leadership and power. He is an authoritative force who has been through many experiences to achieve this status. He represents structure and solidity, and reminds you that you, too, hold immense amounts of power over your own life, and what happens to it.

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#5 - The Hierophant

The Hierophant is like a messenger from the heavens. He is experienced in spirituality and guidance, and his job is to bring these lessons down to us here in the real world. When The Hierophant comes up in your Tarot reading, you're encouraged to follow the rules, and to find a spiritual perspective on your current situation.

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#6 - The Lovers

The Lovers card represents the close relationships in your life. If it comes up in your Tarot reading, your love life is in need of extra attention. However, this is just as much a card about your values and decisions. You may find The Lovers come up when you are at a crossroads. Consider all the possible consequences of your choices.

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#7 - The Chariot

The Chariot card is connected to your natural drive and determination, and can indicate an upcoming victory. This card reminds you that your greatest successes won't come through limited thinking -- when you combine the knowledge of your mind with that of your heart and spirit, you are an unstoppable force.

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#8 - Strength

The Strength card represents courage, the fortitude of your heart, and your ability to withstand anything life hands you. If this card arises in your Tarot reading, you are reminded that you're strong enough to handle whatever you are facing and will come out of it with even more power than you had before.

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#9 - The Hermit

The Hermit yearns to be alone. He knows that the only way to process what is happening in life is to withdraw from the noise of the world and create a quiet space of solitude. When The Hermit comes up in your reading, the answers you need will come from within. Be very still, and listen...

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#10 - Wheel of Fortune

The Wheel of Fortune is constantly revolving -- sometimes you will be at the top, and sometimes you will be at the bottom. This Tarot card reminds you that nothing is permanent, and, good or bad, you must cherish the lessons that this moment is bringing you.

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#11 - Justice

Justice is your firm-but-fair reminder that there is a consequence for every action. Whatever life is handing you at this moment comes from decisions you and others have made in the past, reflecting natural cause-and-effect. When this card comes up in your Tarot reading, make sure you are acting fairly in all your interactions with others.

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#12 - The Hanged Man

The Hanged Man tells you that sometimes small sacrifices are required to benefit the bigger picture. When The Hanged Man arises in your reading, you likely want to make a move but don't know where to begin. Lightening your grip on what's no longer working for you, or detaching from the outcome of your situation, can help you release yourself.

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#13 - Death

One of the most misunderstood Tarot cards, Death is not a card about physical death. The Death card speaks of cycles and is a reminder that all things must pass. Hanging on to situations from the past will hinder you from allowing new, better things to enter your life. In every ending lies a chance for a new beginning.

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#14 - Temperance

The Temperance card is a master of moderation. She encourages peace and patience, and reminds you to go with the flow of your life instead of trying to force its pace or direction. When Temperance turns up in your Tarot reading, it is a message to take things as they come, and remain flexible enough to change with the changes.

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#15 - The Devil

The Devil card carries themes of restraint and powerlessness. When it comes up in your Tarot reading, you are likely feeling stuck. The Devil has convinced you that you have no options, but this couldn't be further from the truth. You hold the keys to your own freedom, but it's up to you to open the lock.

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#16 - The Tower

The Tower represents destruction. It often comes up when everything in your life feels like its crumbling, and you have no way of stopping it. The message of this card is to just let it fall. The weakest parts of your life must be torn down in order to build something strong and sturdy in their place.

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#17 - The Star

The Star is the embodiment of hope and healing. She is a calming influence that brings messages of renewal, optimism, and inspiration. When The Star comes up in your Tarot reading, she reminds you that the universe is working in your favor, and encourages you to have faith in where you are being taken.

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#18 - The Moon

The Moon card represents hidden thoughts, feelings, doubts and fears. When The Moon arises in your Tarot reading, you may be allowing your fears to override your faith in the future. Don't be deceived -- you can't believe everything that you see, hear, or think. If you can draw your feelings to the surface and address them, you can rid yourself of worry.

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#19 - The Sun

The Sun is a powerfully uplifting card, representing happiness, joy, vitality, and optimism. When The Sun comes up in your Tarot reading, it is an positive sign that things are working well for you and that you're moving in the right direction. Lift your head and realize all the good situations and people that are surrounding you now and always.

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#20 - Judgement

Judgement is a card where your past and your future come together. You are being called on to review your decisions and your actions until now, to ensure they are in-line with where you ultimately want to go. The Judgement card reminds you that your future is not set in stone, and that it's never too late to make a change for the better.

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#21 - The World

As the last card of the Major Arcana, The World represents completion and fulfillment. When it arises in your Tarot Reading, you are exactly where you're meant to be. You have a greater understanding of who you are after all you've been through, and you're ready for the next phase of your journey.

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Tarot Card Meanings List

A guide to all 78 tarot cards, major arcana, the fool's journey.

The Major Arcana is a 22 card set within the tarot that is considered to be the core and the foundation for the deck. All of the deck is filled with archetypal significance, but this is most pronounced within the Major Arcana. These cards follow a storyline that tells of the spiritual travels taken from the innocent wonder of The Fool to the oneness and fulfillment of The World. In other words, these cards tell the story of humanity's spiritual evolution into enlightenment and individuation.

And so, as we follow the journey of the Fool, we can start seeing common parallels between our own stages in life and those in the cards, each card teaching a specific lesson and a concept to meditate over. Because they form the basis of the tarot, some readings can sometimes be conducted with only the Major Arcana as well.

The Fool Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: innocence, new beginnings, free spirit Reversed: recklessness, taken advantage of, inconsideration Full Tarot Meaning

The Magician Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: willpower, desire, creation, manifestation Reversed: trickery, illusions, out of touch Full Tarot Meaning

The High Priestess Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: intuitive, unconscious, inner voice Reversed: lack of center, lost inner voice, repressed feelings Full Tarot Meaning

The Empress Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: motherhood, fertility, nature Reversed: dependence, smothering, emptiness, nosiness Full Tarot Meaning

The Emperor Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: authority, structure, control, fatherhood Reversed: tyranny, rigidity, coldness Full Tarot Meaning

The Hierophant Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: tradition, conformity, morality, ethics Reversed: rebellion, subversiveness, new approaches Full Tarot Meaning

The Lovers Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: partnerships, duality, union Reversed: loss of balance, one-sidedness, disharmony Full Tarot Meaning

The Chariot Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: direction, control, willpower Reversed: lack of control, lack of direction, aggression Full Tarot Meaning

Strength Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: inner strength, bravery, compassion, focus Reversed: self doubt, weakness, insecurity Full Tarot Meaning

The Hermit Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: contemplation, search for truth, inner guidance Reversed: loneliness, isolation, lost your way Full Tarot Meaning

The Wheel of Fortune Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: change, cycles, inevitable fate Reversed: no control, clinging to control, bad luck Full Tarot Meaning

Justice Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: cause and effect, clarity, truth Reversed: dishonesty, unaccountability, unfairness Full Tarot Meaning

The Hanged Man Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: sacrifice, release, martyrdom Reversed: stalling, needless sacrifice, fear of sacrifice Full Tarot Meaning

Death Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: end of cycle, beginnings, change, metamorphosis Reversed: fear of change, holding on, stagnation, decay Full Tarot Meaning

Temperance Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: middle path, patience, finding meaning Reversed: extremes, excess, lack of balance Full Tarot Meaning

The Devil Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: addiction, materialism, playfulness Reversed: freedom, release, restoring control Full Tarot Meaning

The Tower Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: sudden upheaval, broken pride, disaster Reversed: disaster avoided, delayed disaster, fear of suffering Full Tarot Meaning

The Star Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: hope, faith, rejuvenation Reversed: faithlessness, discouragement, insecurity Full Tarot Meaning

The Moon Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: unconscious, illusions, intuition Reversed: confusion, fear, misinterpretation Full Tarot Meaning

The Sun Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: joy, success, celebration, positivity Reversed: negativity, depression, sadness Full Tarot Meaning

Judgement Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: reflection, reckoning, awakening Reversed: lack of self awareness, doubt, self loathing Full Tarot Meaning

The World Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: fulfillment, harmony, completion Reversed: incompletion, no closure Full Tarot Meaning

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Associated with the element of fire, the suit of wands represents passion, inspiration and willpower. The wands imbue their users with primal energy, for it is through them that the cycle of creation can begin. Because of their ability to bring energy into any situation, they are also associated with action, ambition and making plans. At their worst, they can refer to situations that are filled with recklessness and lack of direction. As you follow the journey within the wands, you'll come across these themes again and again.

Knight of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: action, adventure, fearlessness Reversed: anger, impulsiveness, recklessness Full Tarot Meaning

King of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: big picture, leader, overcoming challenges Reversed: impulsive, overbearing, unachievable expectations Full Tarot Meaning

Queen of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: courage, determination, joy Reversed: selfishness, jealousy, insecurities Full Tarot Meaning

Page of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: exploration, excitement, freedom Reversed: lack of direction, procrastination, creating conflict Full Tarot Meaning

Two of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: planning, making decisions, leaving home Reversed: fear of change, playing safe, bad planning Full Tarot Meaning

Three of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: looking ahead, expansion, rapid growth Reversed: obstacles, delays, frustration Full Tarot Meaning

Five of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: competition, rivalry, conflict Reversed: avoiding conflict, respecting differences Full Tarot Meaning

Six of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: victory, success, public reward Reversed: excess pride, lack of recognition, punishment Full Tarot Meaning

Eight of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: rapid action, movement, quick decisions Reversed: panic, waiting, slowdown Full Tarot Meaning

Nine of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: resilience, grit, last stand Reversed: exhaustion, fatigue, questioning motivations Full Tarot Meaning

Ten of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: accomplishment, responsibility, burden Reversed: inability to delegate, overstressed, burnt out Full Tarot Meaning

Ace of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: creation, willpower, inspiration, desire Reversed: lack of energy, lack of passion, boredom Full Tarot Meaning

Four of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: community, home, celebration Reversed: lack of support, transience, home conflicts Full Tarot Meaning

Seven of Wands Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: perseverance, defensive, maintaining control Reversed: give up, destroyed confidence, overwhelmed Full Tarot Meaning

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Suit of Cups

Emotion, feelings, intuition, relationships.

The suit of cups rules over all that is associated with emotions, the unconscious, creativity, and intuition. They frequently talk about relationships, whether romantic or otherwise, and one's imagination and inner world. They are associated with the element of water, which becomes a frequent visual theme within this suit. At their worst, the cups suit is fret with uncontrolled feelings, fantasy, and a disconnect with one's inner voice.

Ace of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: new feelings, spirituality, intuition Reversed: emotional loss, blocked creativity, emptiness Full Tarot Meaning

Two of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: unity, partnership, connection Reversed: imbalance, broken communication, tension Full Tarot Meaning

Three of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: friendship, community, happiness Reversed: overindulgence, gossip, isolation Full Tarot Meaning

Four of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: apathy, contemplation, disconnectedness Reversed: sudden awareness, choosing happiness, acceptance Full Tarot Meaning

Five of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: loss, grief, self-pity Reversed: acceptance, moving on, finding peace Full Tarot Meaning

Six of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: familiarity, happy memories, healing Reversed: moving forward, leaving home, independence Full Tarot Meaning

Seven of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: searching for purpose, choices, daydreaming Reversed: lack of purpose, diversion, confusion Full Tarot Meaning

Eight of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: walking away, disillusionment, leaving behind Reversed: avoidance, fear of change, fear of loss Full Tarot Meaning

Nine of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: satisfaction, emotional stability, luxury Reversed: lack of inner joy, smugness, dissatisfaction Full Tarot Meaning

Ten of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: inner happiness, fulfillment, dreams coming true Reversed: shattered dreams, broken family, domestic disharmony Full Tarot Meaning

Page of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: happy surprise, dreamer, sensitivity Reversed: emotional immaturity, insecurity, disappointment Full Tarot Meaning

Knight of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: following the heart, idealist, romantic Reversed: moodiness, disappointment Full Tarot Meaning

Queen of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: compassion, calm, comfort Reversed: martyrdom, insecurity, dependence Full Tarot Meaning

King of Cups Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: compassion, control, balance Reversed: coldness, moodiness, bad advice Full Tarot Meaning

Suit of Swords

Logic, ideas, intellect, communication.

The swords is the suit of intelligence, logic, truth, ambition, conflict and communication. It is associated with the element of air. In readings, these cards focus on the faculty and power of intellect, which like the swords themselves, are double-edged. This can be used for both good or evil, to help and to harm, and our greatest conflicts usually come from this delicate balance. At their worst, the swords can be abusive, harsh, and lack empathy.

King of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: head over heart, discipline, truth Reversed: manipulative, cruel, weakness Full Tarot Meaning

Knight of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: action, impulsiveness, defending beliefs Reversed: no direction, disregard for consequences, unpredictability Full Tarot Meaning

Queen of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: complexity, perceptiveness, clear mindedness Reversed: cold hearted, cruel, bitterness Full Tarot Meaning

Page of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: curiosity, restlessness, mental energy Reversed: deception, manipulation, all talk Full Tarot Meaning

Ten of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: failure, collapse, defeat Reversed: can't get worse, only upwards, inevitable end Full Tarot Meaning

Nine of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: anxiety, hopelessness, trauma Reversed: hope, reaching out, despair Full Tarot Meaning

Eight of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: imprisonment, entrapment, self-victimization Reversed: self acceptance, new perspective, freedom Full Tarot Meaning

Seven of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: deception, trickery, tactics and strategy Reversed: coming clean, rethinking approach, deception Full Tarot Meaning

Six of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: transition, leaving behind, moving on Reversed: emotional baggage, unresolved issues, resisting transition Full Tarot Meaning

Five of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: unbridled ambition, win at all costs, sneakiness Reversed: lingering resentment, desire to reconcile, forgiveness Full Tarot Meaning

Three of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: heartbreak, suffering, grief Reversed: recovery, forgiveness, moving on Full Tarot Meaning

Four of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: rest, restoration, contemplation Reversed: restlessness, burnout, stress Full Tarot Meaning

Two of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: difficult choices, indecision, stalemate Reversed: lesser of two evils, no right choice, confusion Full Tarot Meaning

Ace of Swords Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: breakthrough, clarity, sharp mind Reversed: confusion, brutality, chaos Full Tarot Meaning

Suit of Pentacles

Nature, body, material world, stability.

The pentacles is the suit of all things worldly and material. Though we will immediately think of the pentacles as relating to financial matters, we also can understand them as being associated with security, stability, nature, health, and prosperity. The pentacles are of earth element. When we see pentacles show up in a reading, they are usually concerned with your long term future, career, generosity, your household, business investments and your feelings of sensuality. The negative side of the pentacles show up as greed, jealousy, miserliness, and unbridled ambition at the cost of all else.

King of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: abundance, prosperity, security Reversed: greed, indulgence, sensuality Full Tarot Meaning

Queen of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: practicality, creature comforts, financial security Reversed: self-centeredness, jealousy, smothering Full Tarot Meaning

Knight of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: efficiency, hard work, responsibility Reversed: laziness, obsessiveness, work without reward Full Tarot Meaning

Page of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: ambition, desire, diligence Reversed: lack of commitment, greediness, laziness Full Tarot Meaning

Ten of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: legacy, culmination, inheritance Reversed: fleeting success, lack of stability, lack of resources Full Tarot Meaning

Nine of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: fruits of labor, rewards, luxury Reversed: reckless spending, living beyond means, false success Full Tarot Meaning

Eight of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: apprenticeship, passion, high standards Reversed: lack of passion, uninspired, no motivation Full Tarot Meaning

Seven of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: hard work, perseverance, diligence Reversed: work without results, distractions, lack of rewards Full Tarot Meaning

Six of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: charity, generosity, sharing Reversed: strings attached, stinginess, power and domination Full Tarot Meaning

Five of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: need, poverty, insecurity Reversed: recovery, charity, improvement Full Tarot Meaning

Four of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: conservation, frugality, security Reversed: greediness, stinginess, possessiveness Full Tarot Meaning

Three of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: teamwork, collaboration, building Reversed: lack of teamwork, disorganized, group conflict Full Tarot Meaning

Two of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: balancing decisions, priorities, adapting to change Reversed: loss of balance, disorganized, overwhelmed Full Tarot Meaning

Ace of Pentacles Meaning

✦  ✦  ✦ Upright: opportunity, prosperity, new venture Reversed: lost opportunity, missed chance, bad investment Full Tarot Meaning

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Here Are the Meanings of the Moon Tarot Card, According to a Tarot Reader

The Moon tarot card is the eighteenth Major Arcana card. Find out what it means, according to an expert

In cartomancy , also known as fortune-telling through cards, the Moon tarot card is the eighteenth card in the Major Arcana. These 22 cards in a deck of 78 represent life lessons and karmic paths. The Major Arcana starts with the Fool’s journey and ends with the divine knowledge of the World. 

The Moon card can be alarming to some as it makes us aware that the dreams we’ve wanted may be out of reach or that we must be more pragmatic to succeed. The Moon reminds us not to take what we see or read with a grain of salt, but to search for truth and to be cognizant of our surroundings. Not everything is real and not everyone is honest.

Pulling the Moon card in a reading can mean different things. It’s vital to decipher its meaning in a way that resonates with you. Also, remember that tarot foretells the energy at the moment you’re seeking answers so the outcome can change if the card influences you to take action.

Think of a clear question while shuffling the cards to get the best results. 

What does the Moon tarot card mean?

The Moon tarot card represents mystery, intuition, and imagination. On one hand, these are all excellent attributes that can lead to an enchanting and exciting life, however, they can create ambiguity and confusion.

If you are unsure about something you might pull the Moon card because it signifies uncertainty around situations and can indicate that you lack the knowledge needed to make proper decisions. This card suggests that you will have to do a lot of investigative work around the matter to be sure of the intentions of others and to understand your motivations surrounding matters you’re asking the tarot about.

Rather than finding a surface-level explanation, you’ll have to dig deep within yourself to comprehend why you are subconsciously drawn to environments that don’t ignite your passions and bring you joy and instead, create confusion. 

What does the upright Moon tarot card represent?

Pulling an upright Moon tarot signifies that there may be secrets brewing underneath the surface that you don't want to acknowledge or want to be revealed. It would help if you did not let these issues, whatever they may be, get the better of you and instead, take this as a sign to face your problems head-on. Try not to let the past haunt you and focus on how to remedy complicated matters and create healthier dynamics in the present.

Be aware that the Moon card can also indicate lies hidden from our sight, so it can serve as a warning. If something seems off, trust your intuition. Don’t let people gaslight you into not acknowledging your gut feelings, because chances are you are correct.

This card could also represent miscommunications and misrepresenting situations.

What does the reversed moon tarot card represent?

The reversed Moon card in tarot means it’s time for a wake-up call. Acknowledge that you've been living in a fantasy and are finally seeing people, matters and life for how it truly is. It also means it's time to acknowledge that you've been living in self-deception and that other people have been hiding truths from you.

Now that you’re aware, however, understand that these matters must be dealt with immediately. Whether or not you choose to confront others is up to you, but that doesn’t mean these people or endeavors should continue to be part of your life.

If you find yourself feeling anxious, that means it's time to disconnect and focus on how you can start the healing process. Moving away from the negativity is important since these relationships aren’t sustainable. It is vital to let go of the past because you are being held back and not living up to your full potential. 

What does the moon tarot card represent in astrology?

Astrologically, the Moon card represents the zodiac sign Pisces and the element water. Since Neptune is the modern ruler of Pisces, it translates to the elusive, artistic, visionary, dreamy, unconscious, ever-changing, creative, spiritual and instinctual meaning of the Moon. It also depicts hidden enemies, magic, occultism, and enlightenment.

However, Neptune is also referred to as “the divine discontent.” This means that things or people are never as they seem. This tarot card reminds us to look closer and within to find the truth.

Again, the Moon tarot card is number 18 in the Major Arcana or Trump cards. Numerologically, eighteen is defined as a prime number to use in manifestation work — as long as one is clear about the intention, which can be challenging due to the lack of clarity.

Combining 1 and 8 (the two numbers of eighteen) brings us to the number nine, which defines a new horizon or path nearing. 

What does it mean when you pull the Moon tarot card?

Generally, the Moon focuses on intuition. What you do with the knowledge you’re receiving from the tarot is up to you. Also, it shows things buried beneath the surface that are illuminated by the Moon’s glow.

Here what the Moon tarot can mean for specific areas in your life:

Career: You are considering making a career change because you’re no longer in alignment with your original professional aspirations. Embrace the growth and process because it’s part of your job evolution. 

Finances: Don’t be too trusting when it comes to your money. Make sure that investments are legit and that you aren’t being scammed. Proceed cautiously and don’t fall victim to swindlers trying to steal money.

Love: Hidden emotions are coming to light. This alludes to issues arising. Matters can be resolved and relationships can be amended if both parties are willing to be honest and do the work necessary to repair the connection. 

Friendship: A frenemy could be a secret hater because they’re jealous. Be open with your feelings to transcend and evolve the friendship. You don’t have to give up on them but you do have to be honest with each other.

Family: Pulling the Moon card allows you to resolve drama and trauma in your family. Discuss your innermost sentiments with your brood and listen to their perspective. Find a middle ground to remedy the problem.

Health: You may be experiencing a lot of stress in your life, leading to extreme anxiety. Take a step back and relax. Focus on caring for yourself and finding a calm center to decompress.

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What Each Zodiac Sign Needs To Know About The Week Of August 19 - 25, 2024, Per A Tarot Card Reader

Strength, power, and pure brilliant joy.

• Valeria Black

Written on Aug 15, 2024

This energy of this week's tarot card horoscope tells each zodiac sign that it's time to brush off the blues and say bye-bye to bitterness because August 19 - 25, 2024, is truly sweet and resplendent! But, before we look at the one-card tarot reading for every zodiac sign, here is a general tarot reading for everyone. We have the Three of Swords, Three of Pentacles, and Nine of Swords on the table. 

At first glance, they speak of warring ways, ugly feelings, and the need to take anxiety into full account. Yet, they also give us the solution to the problem plaguing us — full honesty. The truth will set you free. Once you stop brushing things under the rug or ignoring red flags, no one can pull the wool over your eyes or make a fool out of you anymore. This applies to family, friends, and everything else, too.

So don't ignore what makes you anxious. The anxiety is not the problem, but whatever is creating your anxiety is. Anxiety can be your friend, helping you to sense what's suspicious and under the surface. This week, you must be more observant. Once you embrace awareness, you will discover your true inner strength. Now, let's take a look at each zodiac sign's one-card tarot horoscope for the week.

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Weekly tarot card horoscope for each zodiac sign from August 19 - 25, 2024.

Aries: ace of wands.

The most compatible zodiac sign for Aries this week: Other Aries

Aries, you got the Ace of Wands as your tarot card. As a fire sign suit, this card aligns with your natural spirit. So expect only the best this week, including unexpected help from unexpected quarters as you venture forward on your chosen path. 

Now's not the time to be slow and cautious. Be quick, spirited, and confident! You will also find joy when you try a new hobby or allow another person to introduce you to a new form of creative expression, be it pottery, finger painting, producing vegetable dyes, or something creative.

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Taurus: Three of Pentacles

The most compatible zodiac sign for Taurus this week: Other Taurus

According to the Three of Pentacles, working well with others will bring you unexpected blessings. Don't choose just anyone to collaborate with. Mediocre partners will result in mediocre results, while red-flag partners will sink your ship. Just remember: you have your areas of strength, and so do the ones you team up with. 

Make sure to take the lead when it's your field of expertise instead of deferring to groupthink. Wearing a Clear Quartz or Amethyst pendant for greater clarity and inner peace is a great addition to your wardrobe this week.

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Gemini: Five of Pentacles

The most compatible zodiac sign for Gemini this week:  Cancer

Gemini, some weeks can be more challenging than others. As this week is close to the end of the month (not completely, though), some of you may face some financial constraints because of overspending earlier this summer. 

This card is cautionary against doing so now on luxuries that are best deferred to a later date, including expensive vacations. Keep a budget book to build better financial habits and to be more organized . Watch a few YouTube or TikTok videos on this first to get some creative inspiration!

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Cancer: Three of Swords

The most compatible zodiac sign for Cancer this week: Leo

Cancer, the tarot card for you this week is the dreaded Three of Swords. It cautions you not to ignore red flags for the sake of false harmony or maintaining the status quo. Only you will suffer because of it while the rest go their merry way. So protect your heart from heartbreak and trust your intuition! 

Now's the time to close an old chapter if all it brings to your doorstep is more sorrow, pain, and the crumbling of dreams. Meditate on this and look for answers within. Saging your home and doing a ritual bath can clear away some of the stagnant energy and open you up to fresh ventures and clarity.

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Leo: Nine of Wands

The most compatible zodiac sign for Leo this week: Virgo

Leo, you have done a lot to make yourself worthy of respect. But the road ahead is longer still, especially if you are an athlete, a business owner, or a budding actor/entertainer. The Nine of Wands urges you to stay patient even as you shoulder all your burdens and responsibilities with strength. 

Nothing can stop you if you can remain grounded and focused now. You are also encouraged to find ways to work out any anxiety or impatience from your system, as it's natural to experience that from time to time. Hitting the gym, dancing, or boxing are some good ways to accomplish this.

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Virgo: Ten of Pentacles

The most compatible zodiac sign for Virgo this week: Taurus

Virgo, the time has come for you to utilize what you have saved to invest in your future. Whether this is making a downpayment on a house, setting up a small business, or something else, you have the cosmic forces rooting for your success! 

Remember to honor your loved ones and keep them in mind while making this decision. Plus, lean into love and support wherever you can. You are not alone on this quest!

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Libra: The Lovers

The most compatible zodiac sign for Libra this week: Capricorn

Libra, the tarot card for you this week is a major arcana card – The Lovers. Usually, it speaks of love and finding the one, but this time, it's cautioning you against romantic delusions. What may seem bright and sparkling on the surface may not be so underneath. So don't jump into any relationship or undertaking just based on initial vibes. 

You may find yourself saddled with unsavory individuals that way. Instead, look at the options before you and remind yourself that you have an important choice to make.

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Scorpio: Temperance

The most compatible zodiac sign for Scorpio this week: Cancer

Scorpio, sometimes it's important to be a little eccentric to discover the truths of life and its magic. This week, you are urged to do just that, per your tarot card — Temperance. It's a major arcana that speaks of many things, but at this time, it's urging you to blend energies or ideas that may appear disparate on the surface even as you remain open-minded. 

You will find something unique and astonishing if you can do this. If you feel called to, maintain an observation journal to catch more ephemeral ideas of this kind!

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Sagittarius: Ace of Pentacles

The most compatible zodiac sign for Sagittarius this week: Cancer

Sagittarius, this week you can start something new. You can establish a new order, like making new friends or social connections that enable you to keep growing and thriving in life. The Ace of Pentacles is often called a seed. So, while it speaks of potential and dreams for the future, know that dreams only become a reality when the seeds of it are watered and nurtured well. 

You are also encouraged to be more mindful of the people you surround yourself with. Heavy pessimism masquerading as realism can block your native creativity. Almost like those people who strike down a child's dream to be an astronaut or a famous movie star just because they cannot see how that can be achieved.

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Capricorn: Four of Pentacles

The most compatible zodiac sign for Capricorn this week: Gemini

Capricorn, the time has come for you to ground yourself and make an important decision. Who will you allow on this journey with you? And who will you leave behind?

Friends may not always make the best business partners. But business partners and connections don't always become friends either. So be mindful. You will know who to go all-in with and who may be only interested in selfish pursuits. 

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Aquarius: Judgment

The most compatible zodiac sign for Aquarius this week: Pisces

Aquarius, anytime anyone tells you that something cannot be done, ask yourself why they are so certain. The world we live in is too fantastical, even from the perspective of someone in the 17th century, for such comments to be true. Outdated ideas are what you need to watch out for this week, per your tarot card.  

Judgment is a major arcana, so this message should not be brushed off! The right mindset will raise you beyond what you believe you are capable while the wrong one will keep you small.

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Pisces: Eight of Wands

The most compatible zodiac sign for Pisces this week: Leo

Pisces, the time has come for you to be more confident and self-assured. You have got what it takes, but self-sabotage will ruin your progress if you let it. The Eight of Wands reminds you that imposter syndrome is a lie. There's also no such thing as perfection. But what's true is the ability to learn, grow, have grit, patience, and so much more. 

If you stumble today, it does not mean you will continue to stumble forever. If you feel called to, meditate on this, and it will help you move forward with greater confidence and strength.

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Valeria Black is a Tarot Card Reader, astrologer and YouTuber with expertise in charm-casting, runes, and all things magic. She writes about astrology, tarot and spirituality.

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Warning: SPOILERS ahead for The Umbrella Academy season 4.

• The Umbrella Academy season 4's controversial ending is hinted at during Klaus' tarot reading four episodes earlier.
• The finale sees the Hargreeves sacrificing themselves to reset the universe, which is in line with Klaus pulling the Ten of Swords.
• Klaus' tarot reading proves that the Cleanse is inevitable, just as the Fives in the alternate timeline suggest.

The Umbrella Academy season 4 delivers a surprising and controversial ending for the Netflix show, and Klaus Hargreeves' tarot scene actually gives it away four episodes early . The Umbrella Academy season 4's ending sees the Cleanse finally happening, as the Marigold and Durango inside Ben and Jennifer cause them to merge into an unstoppable monster. The Hargreeves siblings sacrifice themselves to reset the universe one last time, eliminating all the breaks in the timeline their existence has created.

The Hargreeves cease to exist in the series finale, and many viewers feel this isn't the ending The Umbrella Academy deserved . This explains the show's broken Rotten Tomatoes streak , though it's hard to say if there's any other way season 4 could have gone. While it would have been nice to have more episodes leading up to the Cleanse, the concept of the Hargreeves breaking the universe isn't that far-fetched . And Klaus' tarot cards seem to deem their fates inevitable, as they perfectly predict the events of the finale.

The fourth and final season of The Umbrella Academy might have concluded the series, but it wasn't without several absolutely glaring plot holes.

Klaus' Tarot Cards Perfectly Predict The Umbrella Academy's Ending

The lovers, the tower, & the ten of swords perfectly predict season 4.

The Umbrella Academy season 4, episode 2 finds Klaus doing a tarot reading for himself while his siblings embark on a mission. As they explore the hostile town of New Grumpson, Klaus pulls three cards — and they predict exactly what's in store for him and his siblings . The first card Klaus pulls is The Lovers, followed by The Tower. The Lovers represent Ben and Jennifer, who kickstart the entire conflict of The Umbrella Academy season 4. Meanwhile, The Tower is a symbol of chaos and disruption, both of which Ben and Jennifer cause through the Cleanse.

Eagle-eyed viewers could have predicted the show's conclusion several episodes early.

Finally, the last card Klaus pulls is what he describes as " the card of death. " It's actually the Ten of Swords, which is more ominous than the Death card — and more indicative of the Hargreeves' fates. While the Death card is often associated with rebirth, the Ten of Swords heralds " a painful yet inevitable ending " (via Biddy Tarot ). This is precisely what the siblings face during The Umbrella Academy season 4's finale. Needless to say, eagle-eyed viewers could have predicted the show's conclusion several episodes early.

Klaus' Tarot Scene Proves The Cleanse Was Always Inevitable

The hargreeves were never going to stop it.

Klaus' tarot reading proves that the Cleanse was inevitable in The Umbrella Academy season 4 , confirming that the Hargreeves couldn't have stopped it with a new plan or more effort. Number Five's trip to the diner full of Fives also reveals this, but seeing it laid out four episodes early really makes the characters' attempts feel futile. Viewers may not appreciate the Hargreeves' tragic ending, but it seems this was always the plan for them. The Umbrella Academy is clever to drop this early hint and emphasize that fact.

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The Umbrella Academy is based on the comic book of the same name created by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá. The Hargreeves — collectively known as The Umbrella Academy — were born with superpowers, and their adoptive father utilized their abilities. However, as they grew older, the siblings grew apart as they dealt with their trauma. They are brought back together after their father dies and Five returns from the future with grave news: The world will end, and The Umbrella Academy has to stop it before it happens.

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