Tarot card reading
Reading tarot cards is not easy: there are many decks and different extensions (or ways to throw and interpret the cards). But before continuing to learn these rather complicated things, you must first learn the basic meanings of each main tarot card. Here is a summary.
The fool. This card symbolizes endless possibilities and new beginnings, but it also carries a warning. It is a reminder to be careful with your decisions.
Wizard. This card symbolizes creativity, willpower and desire. Suggests a vision, idea, or solution to a problem looming.
High priestess. The High Priestess represents knowledge that is instinctive, supernatural, and sometimes clandestine. When you get the High Priestess, you will surely learn some very strange things in the near future.
Empress. The card is a symbol of creation and usually signifies a pregnancy, a new romance, or a new business.
Emperor. The card symbolizes someone who is direct, impatient, demanding, innocent, controlling, and sometimes tyrannical. The letter also means leadership.
High priest. The purpose of the high priest is to “bring the spiritual to Earth” and generally symbolizes harmony and peace in the midst of a difficult situation.
Hanged man. This is a letter not about death, but about suspensions and postponements. It reminds the reader to meditate, become disinterested, and make sacrifices. It means that things will continue after a while, but for now, a delay may be for the best.
Lovers. This card symbolizes growth and maturity, and also the surrender of control to a higher power (such as love for another person, for a career, or for a challenge).
Moon. This card symbolizes visions, illusions, intuitions, and anything related to dreams, dreams, and nightmares. Warns of hidden enemies or tricks. It also warns of emotional and mental tests.
