Psychic medium John Edward (johnedward.net) has spent years helping people contact loved ones who have passed. While John Edward does not use tarot cards, he has written about them as a means of divination and as tools for honing psychic intuition.

1. TAROT MAJOR AND
MINOR ARCANA
John Edward

2. INTRODUCTION
 Psychic medium John Edward (johnedward.net) has spent years helping
people contact loved ones who have passed. While John Edward does not
use tarot cards, he has written about them as a means of divination and as
tools for honing psychic intuition.
Tarot decks, regardless of style, generally contain both major and minor
arcana, with the major sometimes referred to as trumps. Minor arcana are
similar to a deck of playing cards, with a number, one of four suits, and face
cards depicting medieval figures such as kings and queens. Major arcana
have esoteric names, such as The Star, The World, and Death. Typically, 23
major arcana cards are in a tarot deck.
Major arcana represent the broad strokes of a journey through life, while the
minor arcana focus on grounded, day-to-day events. When a major arcana
card comes up in a reading, it suggests that this element has greater
significance within the context of the reading but may require more
interpretation.