Discovering the Rider-Waite Tarot cards and their meanings, their symbology and messages will help you to decipher your fortune, expand your intuition, and enhance ability when spreading tarot cards.
Finding the secret meanings behind each image of the Rider-Waite Tarot in their upright and reversed positions will allow you to understand your path and foresee the obstacles the future might hold.
You’ll grow in the art of understanding each unique combination of cards formed in every spread, in any given moment of your life. Whether it’s for love, for business or for asking about an illness recovery, the answers will be at your fingertips.
Starting with the tarots Fool, protecting ourselves only with our instinct, wit and innocence we’ll accompany him on a journey of courage, purity, and life lessons, that will guide us towards our unconscious fears and wisdom that reflects not only what’s taking place in the here and now, but in our past, in our reality perception placed in front of our eyes through the cards energy.
The Three of Pentacles Tarot card is optimistic and positive. This card reveals a great passion for working for your goals. When this card appears in a spread, it represents your creative ability and the determination you have when you want to reach a goal. Also, this Tarot card indicates that you have all the …
Your destiny is in your hands. The decisions you make will change its course step by step. That is the central message of the Two of Pentacles Tarot card, the card we will be reviewing today. As we enter the path drawn by the Ace of Pentacles Tarot card, we find that each of the …
Finding an ace in a Tarot reading is always a blessing. The kind of blessing will depend on the predominant element of the suit. The Ace of Pentacles Tarot card is connected to the earth element. It indicates that this is a very decisive and prosperous time, which is mainly connected to our work and …
The King of Swords Tarot card brings a decisive message in Tarot readings. This sour and serious man represents a high authority with respect to intellect and decision making. Associated with authority figures, this card can represent a lawyer, a judge, a police officer, or any other person related to law. He is in control …
The Queen of Swords Tarot card shows a severe, determined, and powerful woman who does not beat around the bushes. Finding Her Majesty in a Tarot reading tells us that this is not the time for lies or deceit. Instead, it is a time to be honest about what we want. This card is an …
The Knight of Swords Tarot card is a fearless messenger in a hurry to reach his destination. Logical, rational, authoritarian, and clear, he is undoubtedly a messenger that will have a great impact. Those who receive the Knight of Swords Tarot card will face a crystal clear, direct truth. It will probably be something difficult …
The Page of Swords Tarot card has an ambiguous message, as ambivalent as the character that stars it. Just as it is difficult to determine whether the protagonist is a young girl or boy, it is also difficult to know if the card brings us good or bad news. Of course, when negative cards surround …
When a Ten of Swords Tarot card appears in a reading, it is almost inevitably a harbinger of sadness. The card foreshadows inexorable difficulties, which will bring great lessons and changes to your life. Yes, it is true that you are going through a very difficult time, but it will also bring great transformations. In …
Don’t take this too hard, but the Nine of Swords Tarot card is one of the least encouraging omens of this suit. Mental anguish, nightmares, regrets, and mourning…the Nine of Swords Tarot card indicates that you are going through a time of great sorrows. It can also indicate that the origin of that sadness lies …
The Eight of Swords Tarot card is the damsel in distress. This card reminds us that we should learn to overcome our fears, or else we will become prisoners of our thoughts. Confinement, imprisonment, loneliness…these are some of the words that come to mind when we look at the scene portrayed in the Eight of …
The Seven of Swords Tarot card is here to teach us a lesson of discretion. Through this card, you can learn about an excellent strategy for success. Fight your enemy with cunning, not with violence. It is a time of changes and of desired transformations. This is a time in which we choose to leave …
The Six of Swords Tarot card recreates a scene that inevitably makes us think of a transition, a journey, or a painful change. Sitting on a boat, a family leaves for a new destination, but this will not be a fun or joyful trip. No, this family is taking with them all the learning, suffering, …
We won’t beat around the bush here; the Five of Swords Tarot card does carry a painful lesson. The image created by Pamela Colman-Smith makes it easy to appreciate the bitterness of this card. Two defeated men flee from their victorious opponent. With a wicked smile on his face, the victor celebrates his triumph, having …
The Four of Swords Tarot card presents us with a lesson in passivity. It speaks of the power of being able to wait, the ability to take time before acting, and the power of thought and planning. Some say it is related to the need to rest and replenish energy after a great effort. Others …
When we go through the lesson of the Three of Swords Tarot card, we are faced with the intangible aspects of life; the world of ideas and justice…transformed into pain. Whether it is emotional or physical pain, this card acts as a warning of an event that will, perhaps literally, break our heart. Because it …
The world of tarot includes a vast amount of symbols that add richness to the interpretation of each reading. Numerology plays a fundamental role in this symbolism because the lessons usually have a strong connection with the energy emanating from whatever number has been assigned to the card in question. In the case of the …