Tarot Card Meaning — Tarot

(The above image is a copy of The Two of Cups card in a standard Rider-Waite Tarot deck. The 3 symbols pointed out above are explained below.)    Card Description While the Ace of Cups focused on the individual, the Two of Cups focuses on relationships. It widens the previous call for love and creativity by applying it to other people. The Two of Cups encourages mutual respect among others and characterises love as an act of healing.   If you are looking for a deck of Tarot cards, check out our standard Rider-Waite deck here or check out one...

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The Chariot card illustrates our drive to pursuer our goals. It is Willpower incarnate. The Chariot balances the polarises of life and embraces the divine mysteries. The charioteer experiences the wonders of the universe while in command of his own vess...

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The King of Pentacles represents the attainment of spiritual maturity. He sits on his throne next to his big castle. Grapes surround him as he enjoys his material possessions. The King of Pentacles suggests we have authority over our wealth and encourages us to help others attain authority over the...

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The Queen of Pentacles sits on her throne in the middle of a garden while staring lovingly at the pentacle in her lap. The card illustrates authority through compassion. In stead of ruling with an iron fist, the queen allows things to grow on  their own. In her patience, she becomes one with the world around h...

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The Knight of Pentacles stands firmly upon tilled ground, gazing into the complexities of the pentacle. He is heavily armoured and ready for anything that my come his way. The Knight of Pentacles illustrates being eternally prepared to enact your vision whenever the time is rig...