Archive for the “tarot cards” CategoryTarot cards description
Jul
14
2011
 
Brief description of tarot cards - Part ThreePosted by admin in tarot cards, tags: meaning of tarot cards, tarod cardsTime for another portion of tarot cards and their meanings. As already well-known meaning of tarot cards may vary - it all depends which cards are subsequently discovered. Thus, the importance of the cards as the case may be either positive or negative. Read the rest of this entry »
Apr
21
2011
Brief description of tarot cards - Part TwoPosted by admin in tarot cards, tags: meaning of tarot cards, tarod cardsRecently we met the first part of tarot cards and their shortened meanings, now we have an opportunity to learn more cards and learn what they can talk about your future. Reading tarot cards isn’t simple matter, because on it consists a lot of factors, but always we have give general meaning and this meanings I am presenting to you now.
Mar
09
2011
Brief description of tarot cards - Part OnePosted by admin in tarot cards, tags: tarot, tarot cardsWe have quite a lot of tarot cards and tarot cards have a lot of meanings. It’s hard to judge what the card says, because everything depends on connections with other cards. In this post I will try to bring you the importance of the different tarot cards, depending on what cards they are linked. I hope it will encourage you to approach closer to the tarot cards. I also recommend our other articles about tarot cards. Today, speaking of the Tarot is meant divination, magic, generally something that perhaps does not even exist, something that can not in any way connected with the culture. But more broadly, and reading the tarot, you can see the history of close ties with the culture. The world can be generally divided into two parts, East and West. As for the West and its culture is said to be the basis of Western culture is Christianity. Christianity, which emerged from polytheism, which is closely related to the tarot, which has the same roots.
Read the rest of this entry » The Chariot is the seventh card of the Major Arcana in tarot. It shows a young man, looking like a prince, with a crown on his head. He is standing in a chariot, pulled by two sphinxes. One of them is black and the other one is white. The prince is holding a wand or a sword in his right hand. This card is predominated by Cancer and its numerical value is twelve. Read the rest of this entry » The fourteenth Major Arcana card in tarot is called temperance. It shows a winged figure, perhaps an angel, wearing a white robe, pouring water from one chalice to another. There is a triangle on the robe. One of the angel’s feet is standing in the water. On the horizon we can see some mountains and a light above them. The numerical value for Temperance is twelve. It is ruled by Sagittarius. Read the rest of this entry » The eighth Major Arcana card in tarot is named Strength. It pictures a woman in a white robe holding the lion’s jaws and closing them. Over her head there is a lemniscate, just like the one over the Magician. Around her waist we can see a chain of flowers and there is also a wreath on her head. The numerical value for this card is twelve and it is ruled by Leo. Read the rest of this entry » The eleventh Major Arcana card in tarot pictures Justice in shape of a woman figure sitting on a throne between two pillars with a sword in one hand and a scale in the other. She is wearing a red robe and a crown. We can see a purple veil between the pillars behind the woman. The numerical value for this card is twelve. It is predominated by Libra. In some decks Justice is numbered the eighth card. The other ones concider it the twelfth. Read the rest of this entry » The Hanged Man as the twelfth Major Arcana card in tarot pictures a man hanged upside down by one foot on a tree or a wooden beam. He has a nimbus about his head. There are leaves on the tree, which is a sign that it is living wood. We can see from the man’s face that he is in trance, not pain, as the situation might suggest. The numerical value for the Hanged Man is three and it is predominated by Water. Read the rest of this entry » Death is the thirteenth card of the Major Arcana in tarot. It shows a skeleton knight in black armor on the white horse. He is holding a black banner with a white flower on it. There are dead and dying people from all social classes around the rider, which tells us that to death everyone is equal. In the background we can see the setting sun between the two pillars. It is claimed to be a symbol of immortality. Death is predominated by Scorpio. Its numerical value is twelve. Read the rest of this entry » |
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