Tarot card meanings
All 78 cards of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot in plain words: upright and reversed, love, work and money, feelings, yes or no, and questions to reflect on.
Twenty-two cards for the big themes of a life, from the Fool's first step to the World's completion. When several of them appear in one reading, it is about something that matters deeply. Read in order, they tell one story, often called the Fool's Journey.
The suit of Fire: passion, energy, creativity, ambition and work you love. Fire moves and inspires. The numbered cards, Ace to Ten, tell a story from a first spark to its fullness; the Page, Knight, Queen and King are four ways of living the suit, from learning to leading.
The suit of Water: feelings, love, relationships, intuition and dreams. Water flows and feels. The numbered cards, Ace to Ten, tell a story from a first spark to its fullness; the Page, Knight, Queen and King are four ways of living the suit, from learning to leading.
The suit of Air: thoughts, words, truth, decisions and conflict. Air thinks and cuts through. The numbered cards, Ace to Ten, tell a story from a first spark to its fullness; the Page, Knight, Queen and King are four ways of living the suit, from learning to leading.
The suit of Earth: money, work, the body, home and practical life. Earth grows slowly and holds things up. The numbered cards, Ace to Ten, tell a story from a first spark to its fullness; the Page, Knight, Queen and King are four ways of living the suit, from learning to leading.
No card by that name. Try "Queen", "Cups" or "Star".