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Reversed cards in tarot readings can initially seem confusing or even negative, but they offer valuable nuances to your interpretations. Rather than simply indicating the opposite of an upright card’s meaning, reversed cards often highlight blockages, delays, or internalized energies. For example, while the upright Chariot symbolizes determination and control, a reversed Chariot might indicate

Court cards can be some of the most challenging cards to interpret in a tarot reading. Representing people, personalities, or energies, these cards often require context and intuition to fully understand. Breaking down their roles makes them easier to interpret. Each suit in the Minor Arcana—Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Wands—has four court cards: Page, Knight,

The Major Arcana is the heart of the tarot, consisting of 22 cards that depict the journey of the Fool. This archetypal journey mirrors our own path through life, filled with lessons, challenges, and transformations. Understanding the Major Arcana offers profound insights into your spiritual and personal growth. The Fool, numbered zero, begins the journey