Category: Tarot

A woman dances within an almond shaped surrounded by symbols of the four elements, all within the range of the woman’s sight and power. The Fool finds as he takes his final step that he is right back where he began. However, now he has a more complete understanding. He has integrated the disparate parts of himself and achieved wholeness, happiness and fulfillment. The Fool’s journey is over but the Fool will never stop growing. Soon he will be ready to begin a new journey.

The World represents the closing of a chapter and the start of a new one. Everything is falling into place for you and things will come to a successful conclusion and end on a positive note. You are in a position to realize your heart’s desire.

The World is an indicator of the completion of a major and inexorable change, of tectonic breadth. This change represents accomplishment and a chance for you to bring about a desirable end to the Old and a good beginning to the New. It is indicative of growing maturity, a sense of inner balance, deeper understanding, and fulfillment. It suggests that you may be approaching a more final sense of enlightenment, and the security in the self that comes with age. It also represents the falling away of boundaries, sometimes in the effusive sense of the spiritual, but sometimes in a purely physical sense, indicating travels or journeys in the future.

On this card, three women are holding up three flooding cups in an air of celebration. The fruits that surround them suggests they are celebrating the plenitude of the harvest that will take them through lean times. Or perhaps the image represents the arrival of Persephone from the underworld and, with her, the arrival of bounteous fruits and grain.

This is a card of parties, weddings, commemorations, birthdays, baby showers, or any other occasion where people gather for a happy occasion. It may be that you have re-united with a family member after a very long time, or that you will soon be with close friends you regard as family. If you are involved in a new relationship, this card suggests you should discuss it with those closer to you before making a decision.

This card is both a portent of celebration and cause for it. It tells of great happiness and abundance in the future for you, and not of the passing kind, but secure joy which will last and be shared with those around you. Commonly associated with community, friendship, and the completion of a meaningful project, or, even more likely, a birth.

The Queen of Swords indicates a woman with knowledge and high communication skills. She is the kind of woman that you go to for information, and you can be sure that if she doesn’t have the answer, she will find it for you. Able to get along with anyone, she can talk science with researchers, history and literature with writers. She is full of facts and loves to pass on her knowledge.

Her job is likely to involve a lot of communication. She may be a researcher, doctor or lawyer. Sometimes a little eccentric, she is both entertaining and awe-inspiring.

The Queen of Swords represents a very perceptive individual, sharp-witted and professionally distant mature woman. As communication is a key theme. you will most likely find her to be your aid and counsel, possibly a teacher. Not necessarily female, but likely to be, this person should be trusted and may take an interest in you, but that interest is unlikely to be romantic. A powerful ally, respect her intelligence and you will be rewarded with peerless guidance.

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With the Ace of Cups comes new love. Feelings are all that matter. Your dreams show you the way forward. You may feel an urge to create a work of art, although perhaps you aren’t yet ready. Or there might be a pull on your heartstrings from a place you have visited, a situation you have come across, or a person you have met. You are left craving more.

This card is all about yearning to find out what happens next. You have already lifted the cup, ready to drink its contents and you want to know what they taste like, whether they are as amazing as you were told.

The Ace of Cups signifies the beginning of period of creativity and emotion. Expect copious joy, happiness, intense relationships and love to surround you during this time. Existing personal relationships may strengthen, meaningful new ones are likely to form. If marriage is in your future, you are likely to lay the foundations for it during this time.

The King of Swords is motivated to produce new ideas. He never shies away from speaking his mind, especially when it comes to producing new solutions to a problem. He is a problem solver, driven to come up with new and improved ways of doing things.

Although caring toward family members, he is at the same time distant. He is patient and careful with high ideals. He is the kind of person who takes the time to understand both sides of an argument before making a decision. Usually, he has strong convictions. His beliefs guide him, and he expects his family and friends to follow his guidelines. However, his ideals will always come first.

The King of Swords represents the professional aspects of authority. Often associated with those in legal or business careers, he most likely represents someone who will aid you in one of these fields. This person may be assertive, or even seek to dominate you in their confidence that they know how best to aid you. He is also honest and has patience. While they may be friendly, their primary motivation is unlikely to be emotional.

On this card, a smiling man sits before nine cups set out for visitors. This card indicates the fulfillment of a wish, but not through luck but through your making an effort. The more you give to others, the more that will return to you.

You will feel a sense of fulfillment in family, companions and connections, delight and kinship. You will feel imaginative and cheerful. This is a time for sharing your happy feelings and good will with your loved ones.

This card is a very powerful positive indicator for you! It represents connections, fulfillment and lasting or powerful contentment in your life. Its another symbol of comfort and happiness, and while nothing is permanent, somewhere along your life’s path you can expect to be truly happy. It is heavily tied to creative endeavor and good wishes for the future.

On this card, a smiling man sits before nine cups set out for visitors. This card indicates the fulfillment of a wish, but not through luck but through your making an effort. The more you give to others, the more that will return to you.

You will feel a sense of fulfillment in family, companions and connections, delight and kinship. You will feel imaginative and cheerful. This is a time for sharing your happy feelings and good will with your loved ones.

This card is a very powerful positive indicator for you! It represents connections, fulfillment and lasting or powerful contentment in your life. Its another symbol of comfort and happiness, and while nothing is permanent, somewhere along your life’s path you can expect to be truly happy. It is heavily tied to creative endeavor and good wishes for the future.