THE COMPLETE TAROT GUIDE

78 Cards Decoded — Rider-Waite Tradition

A comprehensive learning companion for aspiring tarot readers

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Major Arcana 0 – XXI · 22 Cards

The Major Arcana

The 22 Major Arcana cards represent the archetypal journey of life — the Fool's journey. Each card embodies a universal theme, a profound life lesson, or a major turning point. They carry the heaviest weight in a reading and signal significant events, deep spiritual messages, or powerful forces at work.

Suit of Wands 14 Cards · Fire · Passion & Action

The Suit of Wands

Wands correspond to the element of Fire — representing passion, creativity, ambition, drive, and spiritual energy. When Wands appear, they speak of action, initiative, enterprise, and the spark that ignites change. They are the suit of inspiration and willpower.

Suit of Cups 14 Cards · Water · Emotions & Relationships

The Suit of Cups

Cups correspond to the element of Water — representing emotions, feelings, relationships, intuition, and the inner world. When Cups appear, they speak of love, connection, compassion, artistic expression, and the affairs of the heart. They are the suit of emotional truth.

Suit of Swords 14 Cards · Air · Intellect & Conflict

The Suit of Swords

Swords correspond to the element of Air — representing intellect, reason, truth, justice, and conflict. When Swords appear, they speak of mental activity, decisions, challenges, communication, and the power of thought. They are the suit of clarity and discernment, but also of struggle and pain.

Suit of Pentacles 14 Cards · Earth · Material & Prosperity

The Suit of Pentacles

Pentacles correspond to the element of Earth — representing material matters, wealth, career, the physical body, and practical realities. When Pentacles appear, they speak of finances, possessions, work, manifestation, and the tangible results of effort. They are the suit of grounded abundance.

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