Category: Tarot

The Five of Cups in the Tarot signify loss, mourning and regret. The meaning of Five of Cups in a Tarot reading relates to tangible losses, such as money, possessions, relationships and work. Or the losses can be intangible, such as dreams, opportunities, prospects or reputation. Loss, sadness and regret can be big or small....

The Four of Cups in the Tarot signifies self-absorption, apathy and introspection. The meaning of the Four of Cups in a Tarot reading is that you should be cautious about getting caught up in self-absorption. A self-absorbed person refers only to their own interests and desires, just like the figure on the Four of Cups card. The figure doesn't...

The Three of Cups in the Tarot signifies exuberance, friendship and community. The meaning of the Three of Cups in a Tarot reading is coming together in love. It comes from the point of view of emotions, such as feelings you have when you come together with others, be it a friendship or a community. The (classic) image shows...

The Two of Cups in the Tarot symbolizes the beauty and power of sexual attraction between two people. This is the card that couples want to receive. This card also represents the union of two entities. There is always a potential for connection whenever two forces are brought together, be they people, groups, ideas or talents. This...

The Ace of Cups in the Tarot signifies deep feelings, intuition, intimacy and love. The meaning of the Ace of Cups in a Tarot reading is that emotional awareness has entered your life. This awareness can take any form, such as attraction, a strong feeling or a sympathetic reaction. It could also offer an opportunity, a gift or a...

The King of Wands in the Tarot means being creative, inspiring, vigorous, charismatic and daring. His personality is a combination of the positive fire energy of the suit of Wands and the outward focus of a King. He is enthusiastic and creative, and he allows his originality and inspiration to take shape. If an opportunity presents itself,...

The Queen of Wands in the Tarot means being attractive, sincere, energetic, cheerful and self-assured. Her personality is a combination of the positive energy of fire, the whole suit of Wands, and the inner focus of a queen. The Queen of Wands is always attractive and beautiful. She has a quiet manner, and this...

The Knight of Wands in the Tarot means being charming (superficial), self-confident (arrogant), daring (reckless), adventurous (restless) and passionate (hot-tempered). Where, on the one hand, the Knight of Wands is full of energy and never seems afraid to try new things. On the other hand, he seems very sure of himself and his abilities. Although...

The Jack of Clubs in the Tarot means being creative, enthusiastic, confident and courageous. This card also considers spiritual concepts. Depending on the accompanying cards, sometimes the Jack of Wands can further imply that the whole situation is immersed in the spirit of excitement and adventure. Again, depending on the circumstances, the Jack of Wands also...

The Nine of Wands in the Tarot signifies defensiveness, perseverance, vigor, resilience and resistance. A look at the figure of the Nine of Wands card shows that he has been through certain battles. The (classical) figure is bandaged about the head and arm and supported by a crutch. He may be wounded, but he's not down, he's still...

Eight of Wands in the Tarot means communication, travel and speed. The Eight of Wands represents swift action, completion and news. The wands on this card are an indication of action and the effects of that action. Normally, before we act, we think about it, imagine it, contemplate it, talk about it and dream about it. Then we decide to put our ideas into action. Some of the cards that...

The Ten of Wands in the Tarot signifies overload, overwork, burden, oppression and struggle. Some of the cards that reinforce the qualities of the Ten of Wands are Justice (Major Arcana Card) and Five of Wands, Six of Swords, Nine of Swords and Five of Diamonds. Some cards that oppose the Ten of Wands...