A detailed explanation of the 22 main tarot cards

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Explanation of the 22 main tarot cards: Each tarot card also implies positive and negative sides, depending on whether the card is placed upside down or upside down. For example, the moon (the moon) forward represents ideal, the reverse represents confusion, the devil (the devil) positive represents temptation, depravity, and the reverse represents freedom from bondage.

Everyone can think of the Tarot as a kind of map. It is drawn with symbolic patterns and symbols, indicating various road signs on the inner road. Using it correctly can give you an inner and new perspective of any unknown situation.

Traditional tarot cards divide the seventy-eight cards into twenty-two major arcanas (from 0 to 21), sixteen court cards, and forty minor arcanas.

Major arcana: The answer or message given to you is about the larger problem or main situation at hand. At the same time, we will provide you with high-level cosmic teachings. These teachings provide you with answers to the important questions facing your day.

Court cards: Generally speaking, these cards are related to some important people in your life. It not only tells you what you must learn and want to be proficient in, but also some special intelligence that everyone should possess.

Minor arcana: For those with smaller answers and minor questions at hand, it is usually more directly related to everyday life. It is divided into four groups of fourteen cards each, which are:

Scepter, dominated by the element of fire. These cards represent the universality of energy, especially the strength of nature (masculine or masculine), which is associated with perception, intuition, insight, and action.
The sword is dominated by the element of water. They reflect the emotional truth within everyone. Their domains include love, feeling, relational communication, and natural energies (feminine or feminine).
The Holy Grail, dominated by the air element. This group usually reflects a person’s mental or spiritual state, including possible, contemplative processes. This level of everyone is the most easily moved by the outside world. This group also tells you what kind of energies you can use to shape your life.

Star coins, dominated by the earth element. These cards point to our external, physical, physical reality. The outside reflects the inside. Those associated with the earth element include health, body, nutrition, clothing, possessions, poverty, and wealth.

Each tarot card has a symbol that points to your inner thoughts, subconscious motivations, hidden fears, and desires, as well as your personality, long-term fortune, and weaknesses.

Each tarot card also represents a journey of joy, pain, hope, change, and rebirth, a representation of people’s lives, whether physically, mentally, or emotionally.

Each tarot card represents a character, including a warm and loving mother, a traditional and decent religious leader, an indomitable warrior, and a wise mountain man. They are both avatars of real people and a part of yourself.

Each tarot card has multiple meanings. For example, the lovers represent both romance and the choice faced with love; it represents both real love and spiritual love, and the chariot represents both victory and conquest, but also power and conflict…

At the same time, each tarot card also implies different meanings of positive and negative sides, depending on whether the position of the card is upside down or upside down. For example, the moon (the moon) forward represents ideal, the reverse represents confusion, the devil (the devil) positive represents temptation, depravity, and the reverse represents freedom from bondage.

The twenty-two main cards of the Major Arcana represent different situations experienced by different stages of life. These stages include: