| The world of Tarot is a wondrous and fascinating | | | | negative, but there is also a large amount of flexibility in |
| place filled with mystical power and interesting legend. | | | | the Devil card. |
| How the various tarot decks evolved from their original | | | | The subject receiving the reading may be caught in a |
| form to that of the common deck of playing cards is | | | | particular behavior, but that behavior can change and |
| one of the best stories in history, but let us take a look | | | | the impact of the devil can be removed. |
| at some of the most well known cards that make up | | | | 4) The Moon |
| the old-fashioned tarot deck. | | | | Card eighteen of the tarot deck is the Moon. The card |
| Remember, however, that many different tarot decks | | | | is usually associated with the ideas of tension, |
| contain different cards from one another. | | | | deception, confusion and anxiety. |
| Especially in the case of the minor arcana, the suits | | | | The Moon is also thought to be associated with doubt, |
| can change from deck to deck. There is not any | | | | worry, unrealistic ideas and illusion. Most readers |
| consensus right deck, they all have their own powers | | | | interpret the Moon as a lack of vision or purpose in the |
| to help a trained reader divine the future. | | | | life of a person. |
| 1) The Fool | | | | A need to find the right path back to goals and |
| One of the best known cards in the tarot deck, the | | | | meaning is needed before all is lost. It can also mean |
| fool can symbolize many different things based on the | | | | that an adventure awaits and to be brave when |
| question asked before the reading. | | | | facing unknown circumstances. In most cases, the |
| In most cases, the fool brings about such descriptions | | | | Moon has a negative connotation, but not in all. |
| as immaturity, adventure, boldness, freedom and | | | | 5) The Lovers |
| inexperience. | | | | Card six in the tarot deck is The Lovers. The card is |
| In history, the Fool has the special distinction of usually | | | | usually interpreted to mean union, passion and sexuality, |
| having the number zero. While that designation is not a | | | | as well as bonding, romance and heart. |
| uniform assignment across all decks, the Fool is usually | | | | The card is seen almost universally as a positive, a |
| seen as either the final trump card, the first trump card | | | | sign that the subject has a positive, warm and healthy |
| or even a completely separate card apart from the | | | | relationship in their life. |
| other trumps. | | | | There is a modicum of sacrifice with the Lovers card, |
| Modern interpretations of the fool vary from the | | | | the idea that the bachelor life will need to be jettisoned |
| context in which the card fits into the question asked | | | | in favor of a caring and fulfilling relationship. The card is |
| and the reader, but in most cases, the fool is | | | | considered a positive building block when it comes up |
| interpreted as standing for folly and inexperience. | | | | during a reading, a sign of good things to come. |
| It does not necessarily have to have a negative | | | | 6) Wheel of Fortune |
| connotation, but it is interpreted that way in most | | | | Card ten is the Wheel of Fortune. It is thought to stand |
| cases. | | | | for opportunities, possibilities and destiny, as well as |
| 2) Death | | | | fate, activity and life cycles. |
| One of the most dreaded cards in the tarot deck, but | | | | There is a strong karmic connection with the Wheel of |
| also one of the most misunderstood. | | | | Fortune card. The idea of what comes around, goes |
| The card is only interpreted by the most literal readers | | | | around is widely believed to exist within the Wheel of |
| as meaning physical death. In almost all cases, the card | | | | Fortune. |
| stands for a change; usually a deep and through | | | | The card also represents random chance, with the |
| change in your life. | | | | Wheel most likely standing for all the choices one |
| For some, the death card can be a positive if the | | | | makes and their positive and negative outcomes. |
| change interpreted is the death of something negative. | | | | 7) Judgment |
| The number assigned to the card is 13, of course, an | | | | Card twenty in the tarot deck is Judgment. This is an |
| unlucky number in most Western cultures. | | | | almost universally positive card that most readers |
| In modern decks of playing cards, the ace of spades is | | | | interpret to stand for hope, renewal, redemption and |
| considered to be the descendant of the death card, | | | | absolution. |
| and is still referred to as such by many card players. | | | | Even though with Judgment, there is a positive and |
| 3) The Devil | | | | negative side, this card is almost always thought to be |
| Card fifteen is also one of the most well known tarot | | | | a positive. |
| cards. The devil, in most cases, stands for animal lust | | | | The tarot deck is filled with dozens of interesting |
| and vice. It can also be interpreted as a lack of | | | | stories and interpretations. The cards listed here can |
| morality and hedonism over other more moderate | | | | mean many different things based on the question |
| choices in life. | | | | asked, the interpretation and if the card is reversed or |
| Most readers believe that the Devil card represents a | | | | not. |
| lack of growth or the inability to stop behavior that | | | | The energy and magic of tarot is eternal and it awaits |
| harms oneself. The card, in most cases, is considered | | | | your questions today. |