Minor Arcana – King of Cups The King of Cups shows a far haired man sitting on a throne made of a grey stone block amidst a very turbulent sea. The man has a calm and composed aura about him. He wears a necklace that has a fish as an amulet. Fish is the symbol of creativity and spirit and is representative of the fine balance between the conscious and the subconscious. To the right side of the man behind him a fish is seem to jump from the tumultuous ocean, while on the left is seen a ship that sails steadily despite all the turbulence. This says that the man has been able to grasp his subconscious mind, but what he has found does not overwhelm him in any way. He seems to be perfectly in control of the situation. The man does not repress his emotions, but accept them while dealing with them in a mature and balanced manner. Upright Position: This card represents a balance between the heart and the head, that is to say emotions and intellect. It represents a creative person who is aware of his feelings, both outward and inward. Although the person is aware of the emotions, she/he knows how to be in full control. The person is kind and compassionate and shares strong relationships that have foundations on temperance and understanding. Reversed Position: Reversed, the card represents a person who does not know how to control emotions. She/he lacks understanding of relationships. The person may be very controlling and manipulative. Sometimes this card is an indication that a person is trapped in a false relationship. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Minor Arcana – King of Coins The King of Coins card depicts a stately male figure seated proudly on a throne. The person is all about regal sophistication. The throne he sits upon has beautiful carvings all over – it has motifs of bulls and vines. The king wears a robe and that too is richly embroidered with grapevines full of fruits. As he sits, his feet and all around him are covered with vines, flowers and plants. These represent highest form of material gains. The King holds his scepter in the right hand and a golden coin in his left hand – both are representative of his material affluence and his powerful influence. The King is very proud of his possessions and does not hesitate to display them. Behind him, his castle can be seen – it speaks of the material security that the King has achieved. This card is all about worldly success and achievements. Upright Position: The King of Coins has a Midas touch – everything he touches turns into gold. In a reading, this card represents abundance and material security. It is all about enjoying the finer things in life and taking pleasure in luxuries. It indicates a practical approach to the financial aspects. It also indicates that the subject is a methodical, intelligent and stable person who can be depended upon. It may also indicate possessiveness. The person is likely to be a shrewd investor who as attained a commendable position in the business world. Reversed Position: Reversed, this card represents financial problems. It may also indicate a negative personality – someone who does not hesitate to exploit or resort to dishonesty. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Tarot Cards (Major Arcana) – Justice Justice is ruled by the zodiac sign Libra and is associated with element Air. The card depicts the personification of Justice sitting on a chair wearing a red cloak and holding a sword in her right hand and scales in her left hand. She wears a crown with a small square structure that represents a methodical mind and orderly thoughts. These are the essentials in executing justice in a fair manner. There is a clasp that holds the cloak which is a square that has a circle within it. The circle represents the eternal state of oneness that a human mind should attain, while the square is the law that promises to protect. The double faced sword can cut both ways and signifies impartiality. The sword is pointed up that depicts victory. The scales on the left hand, the intuitive hand, say that logic should be backed up by gut feelings. A portion of a white shoe peeping from under the cloak acts as a reminder that everyone should be ready to face the spiritual consequences of any action. The purple cloth in the background signifies compassion while the grey pillars represent the constraints of the material world. Upright Position Justice says that the right thing should always be done even if it not the most desirable thing. For the subject, it means that a past act of injustice may be corrected. This may also indicate winning a legal matter. It also suggests that the seeker should try to attain peace, harmony and integrity and clear all debts and other obligations. Reversed Position Reversed, the Justice card represents inequality, injustice and unfairness. It may also suggest unfair or cynical criticism and intolerance. For the seeker it implies that she/he is being unable to see a situation from an objective or impartial point of view. It may also bring upon legal troubles or false accusations. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Tarot Cards (Major Arcana) – Judgment The Judgment card is framed on a beautiful pale blue background where an archangel is playing a trumpet. This archangel is Gabriel. He hovers high above some graves from which naked men, women and children are seen to be rising with their arms outstretched - as if in response to the sound of the trumpet. The people are ready to be judged by the Universe and are making their final appeal to the archangel. In the background are towering mountains or tidal waves (depending on the interpretation of the reader) that signify the insurmountable obstacles - the fact that it is impossible to dodge the Judgment Day. The ocean represents the confluence of the river that flows through the Major Arcana cards starting right from the Empress into its ultimate destination, the ocean. The banner of Gabriel is red on white, just like the attire of the Magician. The message here is clear. Beginning and end are intertwined. Every beginning journeys towards an end; while with each end begins the hope of a new beginning. This card is ruled by the Planet Pluto, which is considered to be the ruler of the underworld. Upright Position: This card says that it is time to receive rewards for past actions. It is considered to signal a brand new phase of life - it may be in the form of a new opportunity or a fresh breath of life after illness. Reversed Position: Reversed this card says that there would be guilt or a troubled state of mind due to past actions that would hinder in the forward progression. It may also signify delays and ill health. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Tarot Cards (Major Arcana) – Hermit With the zodiac sign Virgo and Earth elements, the Hermit card signifies achievement and accomplishments. The number of the card is Nine, and this number in astrology is related to wisdom, success and the journey to truth. The card depicts a hermit who stands alone on the mountain top with a lantern in hand. Mountains generally are symbols of peak of success. They signify growth, achievements and accomplishments. The Hermit has succeeded in his journey and attained his spiritual knowledge. It also shows that he is in a position of power and authority. The light of the lantern says that he is now ready to share the light of knowledge with others. The hexagonal star in the lantern is the Seal of Solomon that symbolizes wisdom. The hermit is committed to attain ultimate awareness. The grey cloak represents invisibility, for knowledge is not for everyone - it dawns only upon the chosen few who make the attempts to attain it. Upright Position: Traditionally the Hermit card represents introspection, knowledge and spirituality. In a reading, it signifies that the seeker needs to carefully consider any issue she/he is facing and not make any hasty decisions. If needed, expert advice should be resorted to. The card may also signify a need to be at peace and in solitude. Reversed Position: When reversed the card speaks of darkness, betrayal or isolation. It may also signify arrogance and obstinate nature. The seeker may be refusing to see light or pay heed to good advice. It may also speak of old age and illness or suffering. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Tarot Cards (Major Arcana) – Hanged Man The ruling planet of this number 12 card is Neptune that represents idealistic approach to life and self-sacrifice. The number 12 when analyzed closely is a higher octave number of the number 3. The number 3 in numerology represents careful planning, steady growth and spiritual development. The Hanged Man card represents a man suspended upside down from the living World Tree. The tree has its roots in the underworld, while it is being supported by the heavens above. The calm and composed expression on the face of man establishes the fact that he is hanging from the tree at his own free will. The attire of the man is also highly significant - the red trousers represent human passion and physique, the blue coat represents knowledge and the yellow shoes represent high ideals. The yellow halo around the head of man shows that he has achieved spiritual knowledge while the grey background suggestive of invisibility gives a subtle reminder that such knowledge is not to be flaunted. This card is all about ultimate surrender or martyrdom for ultimate good. Upright Position: This card speaks of self sacrifice and surrender - be it materialistic or spiritual. It also suggests an ability to adapt to the needs of the time. It also may suggest that the seeker may have to be a little patient as she/he goes through a temporary phase of ill health, stress and anxiety. Reversed Position: This represents a shallow and narrow attitude towards life. It may speak of a person who is stubborn and unwilling to adjust. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Minor Arcana – Four Batons The Four of Wands card shows a couple dancing beneath a welcome wreath. The wreath is tied between four wands with crystal tips. The wreath thus tied forms a canopy of flowers over the couple. This canopy is a reminder of wedding canopy - according to Jewish tradition such wedding canopy is known as chuppah. The whole scenario as such speaks of happy times where fulfillments of goals lead to satisfaction and contentment. The background of the card depicts a large castle near which a group of people are standing. The castle is also decorated with flower, and this further reinstates the celebration factor. The crowd is suggestive of the general air of camaraderie. Upright Position: This card indicates celebration and good times. It says that there would be a general harmonious environment. From the perspective of numerology, the number four is associated with stability. The card bears the message that the subject would see the lights of success as a reward of hard work - like a good harvest after a long season of laborious farming. So now is the time to relax and enjoy the fruits of labor in the company of near and dear ones. It may also suggest homecoming. The card also implies prosperity. The card may also represent partnership - either in business or in matrimony. Reversed Position: Reversed the card says that even amidst success there may be something missing that is stopping the subject to enjoy the achievements full-fledged. There may be a feeling of insecurity. It teaches to accept that one has been blessed with. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Minor Arcana – Four Swords The Four of Swords card depicts a scene of a well lit basement of a church where a life size replica of a fallen warrior is seen to be lying in repose on the top of a casket. In ancient times, the basilicas of Church were used to house the deceased from noble families or of people who achieved something heroic. The life size replica of the warrior has been placed upon his tomb as a tribute to his heroic deeds. The hands of the soldier are seen to be folded in prayers. That it is a basement of a church is proven by the fact that only the lower frame of the large church window can be seen from here. The beautiful stained glass window portrays a colorful domestic scene. Across the tomb, by the side of the warrior, a horizontal sword has been displayed. There are three more swords hanging on the wall with their heads pointed downwards. One sword points to the head of the warrior, one to his heart, and the third one to his gut. Upright Position: This card in a reading signifies a phase of rest and contemplation after accomplishing a challenge and before taking up the next. Traditionally, it implies de-stressing and relaxing by taking a break to rejuvenate the body and mind. It gives one the opportunity to reflect, meditate and come up with better understanding. Reversed Position: Reversed, the card suggests of a restless phase where the seeker is too impatient to stop and contemplate. It may even indicate recovery either from a bodily injury or a mental trauma. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Minor Arcana – Four Cups The Four of Cups card portrays a young man sitting under a tree. There seem to be no locality nearby - so the man has chosen a spot far away from others. The background is of azure sky and lush greenery - no turbulence is there in the environment. The man seems to be deeply engrossed in thought, as if he is meditating. There are three cups at his feet on the ground - these cups represent worldly attractions. There is a hand jutting out of the cloud offering the man another cup. This cup represents spiritual offerings. However, the man does not seem to pay attention to any of the cups. He is thoroughly preoccupied with his own thoughts. Upright Position: The card holds two interpretations. On one hand it tries to point out that for spiritual attainment one has to be totally oblivious to external influences. On the other hand it also warns that if a person is too engrossed with her/himself then the person misses the opportunity to tune in to the offerings of the world including the love and compassion of fellow beings. In a reading the card may also suggest that the subject is bored of her/his current status. Perhaps the seeker is taking all that she/he has for granted. Reversed Position: Reversed the card predicts action to change the status quo. It suggests moving on for if the subject was dissatisfied with what she/he had, change should be called for. It may also suggest isolation from peers for being unable to express innermost feelings. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
Minor Arcana – Four Coins The Four of Coins (Pentacles) card portrays a man richly dressed sitting on a stool. Far away in the background the skyline of a town is seen – presumably the man’s hometown. The man is somewhat isolated from where he belongs it seems. There are four pentacles in his possession – one is balanced on his head, one he holds with both hands, and the other two are securely placed under his feet, one under each respectively. The man seems to be very defensive about his possessions and clutches as if he fears a loss. The man has to remain stationary in his position since his feet are busy guarding the pentacles. He is so engrossed with what he has that he cannot do anything else. His eyes look tired of hard work, but there is a hint of smile on his lips that suggests that he is satisfied with his accomplishments and possessions. Upright Position: In a reading this card holds both positive and negative implications. On one hand this card brings assurance of accomplishment, material possessions and sometimes even inheritance. However, on the other hand it may suggest greed and jealousy. The card may also signify an inflexible attitude even when the situation demands a change for the betterment. Reversed Position: Reversed, the card may indicate hardship and loss of material possession. It may also be a signal to be a little flexible and not to be very defensive about accomplishments and possessions. The subject may need to step out of the comfort zone and explore life in its glory apart from the worldly pleasures. Tarot Tarot Horoscope Tarot Card Decks Tarot Card Meanings Major Arcana Chariot Death Devil Emperor Empress Fool Hanged Man Hermit Judgment Justice Lover(s) Bateleur (‘Magician’) Moon Pope (‘Hierophant’) Popess (‘High Priestess’) Star Strength Sun Temperance Maison Dieu (‘Tower’) Wheel of Fortune World Minor Arcana Ace of Coins Ace of Cups Ace of Swords Ace of Batons Eight Coins Eight Cups Eight Swords Eight Batons Five Coins Five Cups Five Swords Five Batons Four Coins Four Cups Four Swords Four Batons King of Coins King of Cups King of Swords King of Batons Knight of Coins Knight of Cups Knight of Swords Knight of Batons Nine Coins Nine Cups Nine Swords Nine Batons Queen of Coins Queen of Cups Queen of Swords Queen of Batons Seven Coins Seven Cups Seven Swords Seven Batons Six Coins Six Cups Six Swords Six Batons Ten Coins Ten Cups Ten Swords Ten Batons Three Coins Three Cups Three Swords Three Batons Two Coins Two Cups Two Swords Two Batons Valet of Coins Valet of Cups Valet of Swords Valet of Batons
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