[ad_1] The Star is a Major Arcana card about healing and renewal, according to tarot expert and creator of the Magical Self-Care Tarot Deck, Leah Vanderveldt. As she tells mindbodygreen, you’ve likely been through a lot if you pull the Star, with this card representing the calm after the storm or a time to come back … Read more
[ad_1] One of the best ways to interpret tarot cards is by understanding their symbolism and imagery. As Vanderveldt explains, symbolism will vary from deck to deck, but in the traditional Smith Rider Waite imagery, the Death card features a knight on horseback, steadily moving ahead. “There’s people in the scene that call back to … Read more
[ad_1] Generally speaking, the Emperor card is all about leadership, power, authority, and success in the material world, according to author of The Modern Witchcraft Book of Tarot, Skye Alexander. The Emperor is the fourth card of the Major Arcana, with these cards being particularly complex and significant. Their appearance will often influence the entire reading, … Read more
[ad_1] The Four of Wands is a card of arrival, according to tarot expert and founder of Girl and Her Moon, Jordane Maree. “It’s the peaceful moment of celebration where we can take a step back with gratitude and witness all that we have accomplished—and really let it soak in,” she tells mindbodygreen. When we … Read more
[ad_1] The Chariot is one of the tarot deck’s Major Arcana cards, which means if you pull it, you’ll want to pay extra close attention. According to tarot expert and author of the Magical Self-Care Tarot Deck Leah Vanderveldt, this card is associated with the zodiac sign Cancer, and is all about growth through action. As … Read more
[ad_1] Pulling a Seven of Swords card tells you that something is being hidden or the whole picture isn’t being shown, according to tarot reader Jennifer Herrera of Sea & Stone Wellness. Deceit and sneakiness are keywords for this card. For more clues on this card’s meaning, you can look at its imagery: A traditional … Read more
[ad_1] The Temperance card represents moderation, balance, self-evolution, and avoiding extremes. As author and tarot expert Claire Goodchild previously explained to mbg, this card appears in our lives when we’re feeling out of balance—and sometimes even when we don’t feel out of balance but actually are. It can also indicate that we’ve been too indulgent and need … Read more
[ad_1] Whether pulled upright or in reverse, according to Alexander, the Hierophant can often appear in a reading when the querent is questioning things like traditions, beliefs, religion, ideas, systems, structures, and so forth. Particularly, these may be structures you grew up with and, up until now, had accepted. So if you asked about a … Read more
[ad_1] Spiritual materialism takes place on the internal level in the form of ideas, concepts, and ideologies—or what Trungpa loosely defines as our intellect. Just like we lean on our physical things to bring comfort, we can lean on our intellect to navigate life more comfortably. “Nationalism, communism, existentialism, Christianity, Buddhism,” Trungpa says, “all provide … Read more
[ad_1] The Devil is the 15th card of the major arcana, coming just before Temperance. In a traditional Rider-Waite deck, the card depicts a half-goat, half-man with vampire bat wings and an upside-down pentagram above its head. Beneath the creature, a man and woman (both naked and with their own tails and sets of horns) … Read more
