Translate PDF. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced without written permission from the author. Paul, MN www. The Symbolistalso includes a wide range of tarot-related terminology, as well as a summary of the basic mythology, astrology, and numerology that many tarot readers use in their work. The Symbolistis easy to use. The definitions are short and sweet, designed for quick reference.
Please send me your suggestions I hope you enjoy working with The Symbolist,and that it enhances your tarot studies and readings. You can send them by e-mail to Corrine TwoOfCups. Paul, MN The Fool. A wanderer, most Tarot experts agree that The Fool represents each of us — naive travelers through life, off on a grand adventure, out to learn whatever experience and the tarot can teach us.
The Magician. Typically, they include a cup, a sword, a pentacle, and a wand — the four symbols of the Minor Arcana. The High Priestess. Secretive and guarded, The High Priestess knows the secrets life holds — but shares them only with the wise. The Empress. The archetypical mother, The Empress nurtures and protects all of nature, including humankind. The Emperor. The archetypical father, the authoritative Emperor brings order out of chaos so that civilization can prosper.
The Hierophant. The Lovers. While an appearance by this couple could encourage any hopeless romantic, The Lovers also signify a choice to be made between two equally strong desires.
The Chariot. The young charioteer is in command of his physical and emotional drives, symbolized by the two opposing forces that pull The Chariot. A woman gently holds the jaws of a powerful lion, patiently controlling a force that could otherwise eat her alive.
The Hermit. Far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, The Hermit reflects on spiritual concerns. He carries his light of wisdom as a beacon for others to follow. The Wheel of Fortune. Because nothing is certain but change itself, The Wheel of Fortune reminds us all that what goes up must also come down.
In many representations of the Justice card, Justice is blind to superficial concerns. And in most, she holds a two-edged sword — a reminder that fairness cuts both ways. The Hanged Man. He sacrifices his comfort and passions for a time, like the Norse god Odin, knowing that better things will occur as a result. Not the frightening specter that most of us expect, the card of Death is one of transition. It foretells the completion of one stage of life and the exciting beginning of a new phase.
With dexterity and grace, Temperance demonstrates how balance can serve as a bridge to wholeness. The Devil. With tongue firmly in cheek, the Devil of the Major Arcana shows us that a selfish devotion to material possessions and ill-conceived passions ties us down and keeps us from true happiness.
The Tower. Should we build ourselves up too high, The Tower card warns that a bolt from the blue could shake us to our very foundations.
The Star. The card of faith and hope, The Star is a shining light in the darkness. The Moon. Deeply rooted in the unconscious, the dreamlike Moon symbolizes secrets and mysteries that may not be understood — or even recognized. The Sun. Nothing can hide in the bright light of day, and even the most dour individuals come out to celebrate. All is revealed, as the Judgement card reminds us to forgive and be forgiven.
The World. They can represent other people or they can reflect aspects of our own personality. Sometimes, they can even illustrate what we think of ourselves, by depicting qualities that we like and dislike in others. Pages are young, with childlike enthusiasm and an unbounded capacity to learn. They also are willing messengers, eager to deliver news and greetings to appreciative adults.
Knights are adventurers, eager to go out into the world. Queens are mature women, gracious and wise in the ways of the world.
Queens nurture and direct unbridled energy into useful channels. Do you wish to have more awareness of the many opportunities that await you? Do you want to be more intuitive so you can unlock your sixth sense and use its power to build a better life for yourself? If you answered these questions with a yes, it is only right for you to learn the powerful art of tarot card reading. Tarot cards may just seem amusing to you and you may not perceive them as something valuable, but that is only because you are unaware of how tarot reading works and its wondrous power, and no, it is not magic though it will feel like it and it will not transform your life in minutes.
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Tarot cards have been used for hundreds of years as a method to help guide those that seek answers to life's questions. Everything from love, money, family, and more can be reflected in the cards, all you have to do is learn to understand them, and that's what 'Reading the Tarot' can do for you.
This approachable guide, from the founder of the incredibly popular website Biddy Tarot, brings the allure and guidance of Tarot to contemporary, goal-focused readers through relatable exercises and an emphasis on intuition. Everyday Tarot takes a fresh approach to a timeless art, giving modern soul-seekers the tools they need to access their inner wisdom and create an inspired life, using the cards as their guide.
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Bring power, precision, and depth to your tarot readings with this helpful and easy-to-use Tarot Book! And more than 70 other methods covering every aspect of Tarot, questions, timing and more! Your essential guide to reading tarot cards seamlessly--with confidence and ease Each of us holds gifts deep within and, with tarot, we have the power to unlock those gifts and make transformative discoveries. For beginner tarot readers, learning the cards--all 78 of them--and understanding how to use spreads may seem daunting.
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A guide to the most popular tarot deck provides lists of the ten most significant points for interpretation; examines each card, including its ten most important symbols; and outlines spreads. Joan Bunning's The Big Book of Tarot offers a complete course on how to use the tarot cards for personal guidance. The author communicates the basic depth and beauty of each card and shows how the cards trigger psychological projection, enhance intuition, and improve communication with the Inner Guide.
While there are countless books devoted to tarot, what sets Joan Bunning apart from every other writer on the subject is her ability to take a rather complicated esoteric system and break it down into clear, manageable, and easily learned parts.
The lessons Bunning offers cover the basics and then move gradually into more advanced concepts. Exercises and sample responses for each lesson help you learn and practice. The book includes: Lessons on how to consider one card by itself, how to look for card pairs, and how to create the "story" of a reading A convenient reference section that contains two pages of information for each card including a picture from the popular Waite deck, a description, keywords, action phrases, and suggestions for cards with similar and opposite meanings An exploration of the meaning of reversed cards and how to work with them to give tarot readings a natural flow of high points and low points without abrupt transitions Practical insights on how to work with and interpret a wide variety of tarot spreads Note to the Reader: This book consists of material drawn from the author's many previous books as well as new material.
Nothing can hide in the bright light of day, and even the most dour individuals come out to celebrate. All is revealed, as the Judgement card reminds us to forgive and be forgiven. The World. They can represent other people or they can reflect aspects of our own personality. Sometimes, they can even illustrate what we think of ourselves, by depicting qualities that we like and dislike in others.
Pages are young, with childlike enthusiasm and an unbounded capacity to learn. They also are willing messengers, eager to deliver news and greetings to appreciative adults. Knights are adventurers, eager to go out into the world. Queens are mature women, gracious and wise in the ways of the world.
Queens nurture and direct unbridled energy into useful channels. Kings are seasoned, experienced men. Kings are authoritative rulers and strong protectors. Wands Page of Wands: imminent spiritual growth, typically through flashes of inspiration and an abundance of creative energy.
Knight of Wands: the beginning of spiritual adventures, or the availability of spiritual aid. Queen of Wands: the power to foster and guide your creative energy. King of Wands: the power to govern and safeguard your creative energy. Cups Page of Cups: imminent emotional growth, typically through flashes of intuition and increased sensitivity to the feelings and needs of others. Knight of Cups: the beginnings of emotional adventures or emotional healing.
Queen of Cups: the power to foster and guide your emotional energy. King of Cups: the power to govern and safeguard your emotional energy. Swords Page of Swords: imminent intellectual growth, typically through flashes of understanding and an increased ability to think creatively. Knight of Swords: the beginning of intellectual adventures or a sudden understanding of heady new concepts. Queen of Swords: the power to foster and guide your intellectual energy. King of Swords: the power to govern and safeguard your intellectual energy.
Knight of Pentacles: the successful resolution of physical adventures or the availability of financial and material support. Queen of Pentacles: the power to foster and guide your physical energy and career. King of Pentacles: the power to govern and safeguard your physical energy and career.
The Emperor The Fool. Uranus Taurus. The Hierophant The Magician. Mercury Gemini. The Lovers The High Priestess. The Moon Cancer. The Chariot The Empress. Venus Leo. Strength The Emperor. Aries Virgo. The Hermit The Hierophant. Taurus Libra. Justice The Lovers. Gemini Scorpio. Death The Chariot.
Cancer Sagittarius. Temperance Strength. Leo Capricorn. The Devil The Hermit. Virgo Aquarius. The Star The Wheel of Fortune. Jupiter Pisces. The Moon Justice. Libra Sun. The Sun The Hanged Man. Neptune Moon.
The High Priestess Death. Scorpio Mercury. The Magician Temperance. Sagittarius Venus.
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