My mother is currently fighting another health scare & is
constantly on my mind. I have decided to give her the ultimate position in my deck & as my site gives thousands of free readings, her image will be seen many times a day all around our beatiful planet. The World represents The Great Awakening, it’s mantra is You Mean The World To Me .. Let Your light illuminate the World …
The World – The Great One of the Night of Time.
Every time The World appears in a reading incredible opportunities are presented. You will certainly have worked hard to reach this pinnacle of The Major Arcana. Move forward with certainty, you are outside of the realms of normality, at the top of your game.
I am in the process of documenting all of my cards & the meaning of
Tarot, If you are interested in learning Tarot, this could be a good place to start!
Tarot The Major Arcana or The Greatest Secrets. (You can select the name of each card to visit the corresponding page on my site ).
The Major arcana consists of 22 cards numbered from 0 to 21. They go from complete ignorance to complete knowledge. The Fool, numbered 0 or unnumbered, represents complete ignorance and oblivion to the world around it. It is a card of innocence. Whereas The World, numbered 21, represents complete understanding. Each card represents only one step on the journey to understanding, in Tarot this is referred to as The Fool’s Journey.
Tarot 0 The Fool–
The fool is the fearless traveler. He leaps before he looks and speak
before he thinks. Positively associated with innocence, new beginnings, joy, fearlessness, and spontaneity. Negatively associated with thoughtlessness, immaturity, impulsiveness, lack of responsibility and lawlessness.
Tarot 1 The Magician–
The Magician is a person of new opportunities and ambition. He has
incredible willpower, but is often overcome by his emotions. Positively associated with confidence, individuality, willpower, new beginnings,
and inner potential. Negatively associated with trickery, deception,
lack of compassion, indecision, and abuse of power.
Tarot 2 The High Priestess–
The High Priestess is the guardian of hidden secrets. She keeps the divine knowledge secretly tucked away for the right time to reveal.
Positively associated with intuitiveness, understanding, wisdom,
mystery, psychic ability, and the divine feminine. Negatively
associated with lack of a strong maternal influence, emotional
insecurity, secretiveness, and hidden obstacles or opponents.
Tarot 3 The Empress–
The Empress is a symbol of love, fertility and motherhood. She
represents compassion and devotion. Positively associated with
fertility, birth, motherhood, harmony, nature, prosperity, joy, love,
and artistic ambition. Negatively associated with domestic upheaval,
emotional blackmail, over-protectiveness, and suppressed logical
expression.
Tarot 4 The Emperor–
The Emperor is a sign of achievement and honour. He represents
paternity and strong leadership. Positively associated with
achievement, authority, protection, support, trustworthiness,
discipline,provider, consolidation, reason, and willpower. Negatively
associated with weakness, immaturity, failed ambition, status driven,
tyrannical, and an overbearing nature.
Tarot 5 The Hierophant–
The Hierophant is a symbol of moral law and convictions. He is also a
welcomed advisor and spiritual guide. Positively associated with
advice, wise counsel, spiritual consolation, knowledge, identification,
faith, conformity, and traditions. Negatively associated with
misinformation, lack of faith, deviousness, bad advice, confusion, and
disorderly conduct.
Tarot 6 The Lovers–
The Lovers represent a new breath of life. They symbolise love,
devotion and spiritual friendship. Positively associated with desire,
new lover, relationships, physical attraction, love, sex, and
commitment. Negatively associated with lust, moral lapse, temptation,
indecision, separation, failed love affairs, and emotional loss of
control.
Tarot 7 The Chariot–
The Chariot symbolises conflict and victory. It also represents unknown forces pulling you forward quickly. Positively associated with triumph, movement, change, self-belief, assertiveness, and good news. Negatively associated with rage, tyranny, overinflated ego, selfishness, arrogance, delays, and frustration.
Tarot 8 Justice–
This card directly means justice, fairness, and balance. It also has
sway over partnerships and legal matters. Positively associated with
justice, truth, integrity, balance, arbitration, responsibility, and
fairness. Negatively associated with prejudice, injustice, bad
judgement, bias, and bad advice.
Tarot 9 The Hermit–
The Hermit is a solitary person, one who looks for answers within and
away from others. he represents a time for solitude and peace.
Positively associated with introspection, solitude, guidance, advice,
and patience. Negatively associated with obstinacy, suspiciousness,
fear, impatience, folly, and arrogance.
Tarot 10 The Wheel of Fortune–
The Wheel of Fortune is a sign of fates spinning round and round
bringing in a new era. It represents the randomness of life and what
comes at you. Positively associated with destiny, movement, vision,
good luck, new cycle, and synchronicity. Negatively associated with
obstacles, temporary bad luck, and unpleasant surprises.
Tarot 11 Strength–
The Strength cards shows the inner resolves you have. It represents the emotional, physical and spiritual strength associated with the
situation. Positively associated with strength, willpower, compassion,
patience, courage, triumph, and fortitude. Negatively associated with
over compensation, fear, inertia, defeat, loss of opportunity, and
entropy.
Tarot 12 The Hanged Man–
The Hanged Man symbolises self-sacrifice and the unaware mind. He is representative of the blind sacrifice that is needed in the situation.
Positively associate with transition, flexibility, rebirth, deliverance, and release. Negatively associated with materialism, inflated ego, lack of willpower, easily influenced, and martyrdom.
Tarot 13 Death–
The Death card symbolises anything but that. It is a card of release
and starting over. It represents the absolute, both the end and the
beginning. Positively associate with endings, transformation,
clearance, and sweeping change. Negatively associated with stagnation, loss of opportunity, loss of friendship, and fear of change.
Tarot 14 Temperance–
The Temperance card is a card of self-control and emotional mastery. It represents the ability to handle overwhelming circumstances and
emotions. Positively associated with harmony, health, moderation,
compromise, peace, and self-control. Negatively associated with
impatience, lack of foresight, conflict, quarrels, and domestic strife.
Tarot 15 The Devil–
The Devil is the embodiment of primal instincts. Heated emotions runs strong with him, passions devour the mind and self-control is lost.
Positively associated with permanence and commitment. Negatively
associated with entrapment, lust, greed, ignorance, anger, tyranny, and obsession.
Tarot 16 The Tower–
The Tower shows the crumbling of stability and the breaking down of all things. It represent change, upheaval and unwanted change. Positively associated with re-evaluation, necessary change, and a blessing in disguise. Negatively associated with sudden change, downfall, disruption, and disaster.
Tarot 17 The Star–
The Star is a beacon shining through the darkness, a guiding light. It
represents renewal of faith, hope and youth. Positively associated with hope, generosity, serenity, wishes coming true, good health, and
spiritual awareness. Negatively associated with self-doubt, lack of
trust, cynicism, and pessimism.
Tarot 18 The Moon–
The Moon is a card of hidden and buried emotions. It casts and eerie
light over everything. It represents hard travels and a rough inner
journey. Positively associated with imagination, unexpected
possibilities, and illumination. Negatively associated with fear,
confusion, highly charged emotions, bewilderment, lies, and deceit.
Tarot 19 The Sun–
The Sun shines down on everything, giving warmth, life and joy. The Sun is the light at the end of the tunnel, the source of all that is wished
for. Positively associated with happiness, greatness, enlightenment,
vitality, good health, love, and fulfilment. Negatively associated with
misjudgement, delays, potential failure, and inflated ego.
Tarot 20 Judgement–
Judgement heralds a time of reward. It is the card of wisdom and
acceptance. It represents new phases in life and new relationships with the self. Positively associated with rebirth, rejoicing, absolution,
new potential, and rewards for past efforts. Negatively associated with guilt, loss, self-reproach, delays, fear, and obstinacy.
Tarot 21 The World–
The World is the end & the beginning. The arrival of all the
desires you hoped for. It is the beginning and the end, the dream, the
hope and wish itself. Positively associated with success, completion,
satisfaction, joy, wholeness, and success. Negatively associate with
stagnation, lack of will, impatience, and delays.
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