The document provides descriptions of the major arcana cards and number cards in a tarot deck. It explains the meanings and symbols associated with each card, including themes of new beginnings, intuition, relationships, leadership, guidance, choices, success, strength, change, justice, sacrifice, balance, extremes, destruction, faith, dreams, enlightenment, and life lessons. The document also associates the number cards with their corresponding major arcana card to provide more context for their interpretations.

1. Tarot: Card Interpretations

2. 0 – The Fool – 0 The Fool represents the beginning of a new path. Someone is about to start something new and unknown to them, to make important decisions. There may be a warning here to be careful.

3. I – The Magician – I The Magician tells of someone who is discovering himself, his path, the power of his will. This card indicates skill, intelligence, free will, and confidence. It suggests the power, ability and readiness to act and create.

4. II – The High Priestess – II The High Priestess is about intuition, inspiration, creativity, empathy, faith, and spirituality. She embodies feminine strength and intuitive wisdom.

5. III – The Empress– III The Empress represents emotions, love, beauty, joy, wealth, and womanhood. She may describe someone who is self-aware and compassionate. This is also the card of mothering. It may represent a mother figure, one’s own place as a mother, a mother goddess, or mothering a project.

6. IV – The Emperor– IV The Emperor embodies authority, willpower, and focus. He describes a person with power, influence, and the ability to lead with wisdom. He may represent an authority figure. This may be a person who understands business, money, rules, logic, and responsibility.

7. V – The Hierophant– V The Hierophant is the teacher, the guide. He describes deep spiritual connection, meditation, forgiveness, understanding, morality, and certainty. He may represent an advisor or a teacher or may be a suggestion to seek or give advice.

8. VI – The Lovers– VI The Lovers represent a time when a choice must be made, a time for honesty. This card may tell of a relationship that is beginning, going through a change, or has overcome many obstacles. The outcome of the relationship may be based on a difficult decision.

9. VII – The Chariot– VII The Chariot is about success, accomplishment, and victory. This card describes individual control over life and destiny and the ability to prevail. It embodies determination, perseverance, strength, and assertiveness. It may tell of a conflict that must be resolved before moving on.

10. VIII – Strength– VIII Strength is about finding the courage to overcome obstacles by resolving underlying issues: fears, confusions, anger, and sexuality. It tells of transforming unconscious drives into spiritual energy, and growing stronger in the process.

11. IX – The Hermit– IX The Hermit tells of deep inner guidance that should not be ignored, of a time when withdrawal from a situation is needed and fears must be faced. It is a time to be productively introspective, to focus on self-reflection, growth, and inner wisdom.

12. X – The Wheel – X The Wheel (of Fortune) is the card of change and opportunity. It tells of a new cycle, new perceptions, and new luck.

13. XI – Justice – XI Justice is about clear vision, fairness, equality, and balance. It is the ability to act with integrity, to dig deep to find the truth. This is a time to make decisions and determine the correct action to take. It may indicate legal matters that require complete awareness to ensure that the best route is taken.

14. XII – The Hanged Man – XII The Hanged Man is the card of endurance, self-sacrifice, rebirth, and freedom. It says to follow intuition even if it goes against accepted wisdom. It indicates healing, peace after trials, and a feeling of connection with the universe. It may also suggest that one step back and rethink their position and attitude.

15. XIII – Death – XIII Death is about change. It speaks of sacrificing old attitudes to let in new perceptions. It tells of necessary endings that make way for new beginnings.

16. XIV – Temperance – XIV Temperance is defined by balance and moderation. This is the card of a peaceful, harmonious, balanced life or situation.

17. XV – The Devil – XV The Devil represents imbalance and extremes. It tells of self destruction, addiction, violence, perversion, and a disregard of consequences. This card may indicate slavery to physical things or desires. The Devil tells of a need to face and confront the darker areas of the unconscious.

18. XVI – The Tower – XVI The Tower is the card of destruction and devastation. It indicates a traumatic event with dramatic consequences. It tells of a disaster that could have been avoided, though it also presents an opportunity to rebuild with the valuable truths learned from the destruction.

19. XVII – The Star – XVII The Star tells of peace, calm, intuition, and connection. This is a time to renew faith and restore energy. It reassures that all things are connected and that life is going in a positive direction.

20. XVIII – The Moon – XVIII The Moon is the card of magic, dreams, and fears. It tells of the need to follow instincts, face fears, and act on desires. It speaks of spirituality, natural cycles, and natural drives. The Moon indicates a hypnotic pull towards your destiny. This card also tells of illusions and may be a warning against acting on impulse when you can't see clearly.

21. XIX – The Sun – XIX The Sun represents a wonderful time in life when things are going according to plan and everything seems to make sense. This is a time of happiness with life and life’s direction without concern for what isn’t understood. This card speaks of satisfaction, love, joy, family, and friendship.

22. XX – Judgement – XX Judgement describes a time of being called to look back on one’s life and actions and compare them to the person he has become. It speaks of Karma, truth, and consequences. This card may represent the end of a situation, a final decision, and the beginning of a new way of acting or seeing things.

23. XXI – The World – XXI The World is the card of total enlightenment, understanding, and connection. It tells of accomplishment, balance, and unity. This is an encouragement to move ahead, and reassurance that achieving complete understanding is possible and worth the periods of loss and confusion.

24. Aces Associated with The Magician.

25. Aces New beginnings, ideas, challenges and opportunities.

26. Twos Associated with The High Priestess.

27. Twos Balance, duality, choices, decisions and crossroads.

28. Threes Associated with The Empress.

29. Threes Companionship, communication, connection, and achievement.

30. Fours Associated with The Emperor.

31. Fours Structure, stability, stillness, and solidity.

32. Fives Associated with The Hierophant.

33. Fives Conflict, loss, instability, imbalance, trials, learning, and change.

34. Sixes Associated with The Lovers.

35. Sixes Communication, cooperation, solutions, adjustment, and harmony.

36. Sevens Associated with The Chariot.

37. Sevens Reflection, assessment, motivation, finding balance between opposing forces.

38. Eights Associated with Strength.

39. Eights Movement, action, change, power, courage, will, and transformation.

40. Nines Associated with The Hermit.

41. Nines Attainment, achievement, gain, solitude, learning, and idealism.

42. Tens Associated with The Hermit.

43. Tens Completion, the end of a cycle and the beginning of another.

44. Pages Messages, youth, inexperience.

45. Pages Messages, children, young adults, and beginnings.

46. Knights Travel, movement, maturing youth.

47. Knights Travel, maturing youth, spirit, and movement.

48. Queens Growth, development, nurturing, maturity.

49. Queens Growth, reflection, maturity, nurturing, and development.

50. Kings Decisions, motivation, maturity, authority.

51. Kings Decisions, motivation, control, maturity, and authority.