Tarot is one of the oldest forms of fortune telling known to man. A Tarot deck is a deck of cards, usually 78 cards, that is used by someone who is skilled in the reading of them

1. Major Tarot Cards
As the thirst for all things mystical, spiritual, occult and witchy expands into the
mainstream, tarot cards are experiencing a huge, almost cultish following. Tarot
cards are a form of divination, which literally means working with the divine, or
your higher self, which is the ultimate purpose of tarot cards, just like yoga.
We’ve broken down everything you need to know about them, from types of
decks to what each card represents.

2. The Fool
The Fool is a journeyer of life, who sets out on his
grand adventure without a map, trusting that life will
lead him in right direction and everything will turn out
splendidly! He represents the adventurous, joyful and
carefree spirit within all of us.

3. The Magician
The Magician tarot card appears to remind
you that you have the power, skill and focus
to create a successful and meaningful life
for yourself.

4. The High Priestess
The High Priestess tarot card is one of the
more mystifying cards of the Major Arcana,
full of secrets and mysteries as she beckons
you to explore the unknown depths of your
soul.

5. The Empress
When you look at The Empress, you can tell
right away that she is one laid back lady!
Her relaxed posture and the stars around
her head suggest that she is cool and calm
– perhaps even a little “spaced out”. The
trees and wheat that surround her are
growing without her having to strive and
sweat – she takes it easy while nature
unfolds around her.

6. The Chariot
The Chariot is a card of moving onward and
upward as you conquer that which stands in
your way on your journey to succeed.
Ironically, the figure in this card doesn’t
really look like he is going anywhere! His
chariot appears to be made of concrete and
the two sphinxes seem as if they’re just
lounging around, poised to go off in different
directions.

7. Justice
Lady Justice is the symbol for divine
judgement and the importance of
understanding both sides of an issue before
making a decision.

8. The Wheel of Fortune
The Wheel of Fortune reminds you that life is
constantly in flux. The world turns around and
around and similarly, we too go through phases
and cycles so that there are times of plenty and
joy and times of scarcity and sadness.

9. The Hermit
The Hermit suggests that you are in a phase
of introspection where you are drawing your
attention inwards and looking for answers
within. You are in need of a period of inner
reflection, away from the current demands
of your position.

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