Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Tarot Cards
Introduction
Tarot cards are a centuries-old form of divination that can be used to gain insight into your future. In this article, we’ll be looking at the Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Tarot Cards and how you can use them to further your understanding of yourself and the world around you.
Reading the Minor Arcana
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure tarot cards are a unique way to read the Minor Arcana. The deck consists of 78 cards, divided into 7 suits: Wands (Fire, Air, Earth, Water), Cups (Hearts, Spades, Swords), Pentacles ( Coins, Clubs), and Trumps ( Ace of Spades, Two of Wands, Three of Cups, Four of Pentacles). Each suit has 13 cards.
The Minor Arcana is usually considered to be the most important part of tarot readings because it contains the major arcana’s trump cards. Many people think that the Minor Arcana can tell you more about yourself than the other two sections. In order to use Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure tarot cards for readings, you will first need to put them in order according to the suit. This is typically done by drawing one card per day for seven days and then looking at the images on the card.
The suits in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure are Fire (Ace-2), Air (3-5), Earth (6-8), Water (9-10), Cups (Jack-11), Spades (Queen-12), Swords (King
The Court Cards
The first tarot card in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is The Fool. This card symbolizes new beginnings and the opportunity to start over. However, this also means that you may not know what you’re getting yourself into. The second tarot card is The Magician. This card often represents wisdom and knowledge. It can also represent your ability to manipulate or deceive others. The third tarot card is The High Priestess. This card often signifies intuition and intuition about the future. It can also represent your spiritual guide or higher power. The fourth tarot card is The Empress. This card often signifies femininity and strength. It can also represent your family or your home life. The fifth tarot card is The Emperor. This card often signifies power and authority. It can also represent your ambitions or goals. The sixth tarot card is The Hierophant. This card often signifies religion and tradition. It can also represent your understanding of the divine or your faith in others
The King and Queen of Wands
The King and Queen of Wands represent leadership and authority. They indicate that you are in charge, and you are the one who will make things happen. You are strong willed, decisive, and able to take charge when necessary. You know what you want and how to get it. The King and Queen of Wands can also indicate that you are a natural leader, someone others look up to.
The Four Temperaments
In the tarot, each of the 22 cards is associated with one of the four classical temperaments: sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic. These temperaments are based on ancient theories about personality types and how they interact with emotions.
Sanguine people are passionate and excited by life. They are instinctive and spontaneous, and their reactions are often quick and strong. Choleric people are aggressive and have a strong sense of urgency. They can be impulsive and destructive, but also have a great capacity for passion and creativity. Melancholic people are introspective and passive. They tend to feel overwhelmed by life and may be shy or withdrawn. Phlegmatic people are calm and collected. They prefer to wait things out before taking action or making decisions.
The Four Temperaments can be used to read tarot cards for insight into your own personality type and how it relates to the cards in a deck. For example, if you’re a choleric person, you might find that the card “The Tower” is particularly relevant to your life – it represents strength and power, which are things that Cholerics enjoy in abundance
The High Priestess
The High Priestess is the tarot card representing wisdom and knowledge. She is often seen as the guide of the tarot deck, and is often associated with the element of air. The High Priestess can indicate a change in fortune or a new phase in your life.
The Devil
The Devil is a figure that often signifies the negative aspects of life. Represents greed, ambition, and materialism. Can be a warning of impending danger or temptation. Often represents negative forces within ourselves or in our environment.
Conclusion
It’s no secret that Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is one of my all-time favorite manga series. So when I saw the tarot cards deck available, I had to get my hands on it. And let me tell you — these are some amazing cards! The artwork is stunning and the readings are spot-on. If you’re a fan of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure and want to learn more about tarot reading, or if you just want some gorgeous cards to add to your collection, then I highly recommend picking up a copy of the Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Tarot Deck.
