All Tarot Cards List
Introduction
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The Minor Arcana: Coins
In tarot, the Minor Arcana symbolize different aspects of our lives. The coins in this deck represent money and its power. This is the first of four decks in the tarot series Minor Arcana.
The Major Arcana: Swords
The Major Arcana is the most important part of tarot reading. It consists of 22 cards and tells a story of your future. The first card, The Fool, symbolizes new beginnings. The next card, The Magician, represents the power to create. The Knight represents strength and courage. The Queen represents wisdom and protection. The King represents leadership and power. The Ace of Spades represents struggle and loss. The Two of Clubs represents conflict and temptation. The Three of Diamonds represents friendship and love. The Four of Hearts represents happiness and peace. The Five of Wands depicts aggression and passion. The Six of Cups shows depression and sorrow. The Seven of Swords depicts anger and frustration. The Eight of Pentacles shows wealth and prosperity. The Nine of Swords depicts betrayal and violence.
The Ten of Cups shows joys that will be fleeting, while the Ace of Spades signifies victory in the face of adversity.
The Court Cards: Wands, Cups, Pentacles
The Court Cards represent the four elements of Air, Earth, Fire, and Water. The Wands represent Air, the Cups represent Water, the Pentacles represent Earth, and the Fireball represents Fire. The Court Cards are meant to be read in sequence from Ace to King (or Queen). This is why they are sometimes called the “Aces” or “Kings”.
The Empress: Estates, Money, Health
The Empress is the tarot card of wealth, prosperity, and health. She represents the owner or manager of a household, as well as any resources that may be available to the group. She is often seen as the matriarch or head of the family, and her cards are often used for readings about finances, health, and relationship issues.
The Empress is associated with the elements of water and air. She is thought to represent stability and balance in all things, both in our physical world and in our emotional lives. Her card can be used to insight into questions about money, wealth, possessions, and how we maintain our health.
The King: Travel, Fame, Power
The King is a powerful symbol of travel, fame and power. He represents our ability to venture out into the world and experience new things. The King can also represent our drive to succeed in whatever we do. In terms of love, the King can indicate a desire for more adventure, love and excitement in our lives.
The Knight: Strength, Courage
The Knight is the most straightforward card in the Tarot deck. It is typically associated with Strength and Courage, and it is often seen as a symbol of protection and defense. The Knight can be seen as a powerful ally, someone you can count on to help you when you need it most.
