All the Tarot Cards and their meanings

The priestess represents silence, patience and discretion. Modesty and meditated decisions are common features that are presented with this right oriented chart.

When the priestess appears inverted, we approach resentment, intolerance and fanaticism. This type of attitude slows relationships and becomes a burden on this orientation despite making immediate decisions.

The empress is understanding, education and intelligence in a person. The people represented with this letter present elegance and distinction. It is associated with marriage, wealth and fertility.

When the empress appears inverted in a roll we must expect frivolity, posture or vanity. Susceptibility to compliments. Excessive luxury, lack of refinement and ease of discussion are common with this orientation of the letter.

The emperor is the will and power. This tarot card is associated with accuracy and firmness. It is also related to equity and positivism. The emperor is realized and is a powerful protector.

For his part, the inverted emperor is the lack of exaggerated idealism and stubbornness. He is a stubborn person who loses his possessions due to his own folly.

The high priest or the Pope characterizes wisdom and perseverance in union with generosity and indulgence in decisions. The priest helps the organization by being guided by an inner voice that the consultant (to whom they read the letters) hears.

The inverted high priest is authoritarian, excessively critical, and without coherence in his action. This orientation is associated with irrationality and superstition

The lover represents the decision and the choice. This card is associated with marriage and lasting union balancing the attraction of opposites. This figure is associated with the balance between the inner and outer world.

However, when the lover appears invested we must expect divorce, separation and disappointment along with much emotional instability. Frustrated marriages and dangerous temptations related to infidelity.

The carriage tells us of triumph, victory and the ability to overcome obstacles in life. This card presents unexpected news, self-control and the ability to direct one’s destiny. These skills are associated with high physical and mental strength. Ability to travel and move fast.

The investment of the car represents disorder, disease and lack of control. The bad news, fatigue and accidents are related to this reversed card.

The arcane of justice represents moral strength and integrity. It also communicates fairness and wisdom, that is, the balance that we must maintain in life. It is also associated with the successes achieved with the effort.

The reversed justice card means prejudice, intolerance and injustice. This orientation of the letter is related to abuse and fanaticism in the judgment of a person.

The hermit’s arcane represents introspection and meditation. This card is associated with the inner study of oneself, uniting loneliness with self-knowledge. It can also be applied to studies that require more understanding.

When the inverted hermit appears, the meaning changes to social disconnection. We all need to reconnect with the inner self but without taking it to the extreme.

The wheel of fortune is the movement of life itself, destiny or karma. In its right orientation it is associated with good luck and warns about rapidly changing situations that are yet to come.

However, when the wheel appears inverted it represents the times of bad luck and adverse fortune for reasons beyond our control. We must look for ways to combat these adverse effects when they occur.

The will necessary to face the blows of life is represented by the force card. It is the internal momentum we need to be able to face any adversity, however hard it may be.

If this card appears reversed in a roll we must understand insecurity, poor will and, in general, physical and mental weakness in a person. It is recommended to seek advice and support in these cases.

The hanger represents self-sacrifice and the ability to endure adversities. The meaning of this arcane is associated with self-denial and postponement of goals for the sake of others.

The inverted position of the hanger represents indecision and delay. It is usually related to the need to separate oneself from old customs or even friendships for the common good of all.

Contrary to what is usually thought, death does not usually represent itself but a change, the end of a cycle and the beginning of the next stage. It is not necessarily something negative.

Your investment represents resistance to change and the complications associated with refusing to accept change in life. Not all changes are bad and it is impossible to remain unchanged for years.

Temperance is balance and moderation. It represents patience, tenacity and the ability to maintain a purpose. It is also associated with friendship and the virtue of balancing things.

On the other hand, inverted temperance represents the imbalance and the lack of a long-term plan. It is associated with conflict and imbalance in life without finding moderation.

The arcane corresponding to the devil is the representation of materialism and lust. Its meaning is associated with the degradation of values and the excesses committed.

The inverted devil has several positive aspects, including the release of limitations, positive energy and detachment from the material. However, the positive of the right letter, which is opportunism, cunning or ingenuity, is also lost.

The tower or house of God represents destruction or death. If it appears in a roll it calls to analyze the current situation deeply, since it is necessary to eliminate what hurts us.

When the tower or house of God appears inverted it has a similar but less drastic meaning to its right version. It communicates changes that must be made and that are being delayed by the inertia to do the same.

The star is one of the most positive cards that can be rolled out. It means renewal, renewed forces and rationality to progress.

When the star is inverted it is negative but not to an excessive extent. It implies despair, discouragement and sadness. We must be aware that we may be seeing life in a distorted way whose source we must find to resolve the conflict.

The moon card represents the internal insecurities that measure in the subconscious. It is associated with the fear and anxiety that we have within us and that must be controlled to progress in life.

In its inverted orientation, the moon has very positive aspects, such as the release of fears, control over sadness, and overcoming confusion in life.

The sun is one of the most positive cards in the entire tarot deck. It represents fun, emotion and positivity in life. The sun represents the light in the path of our lives.

When this letter appears reversed, we must think about scarcity, depression and insecurity. This orientation is associated with the feeling of seeing everything gray without finding one’s own way.

The judgment card represents the lucidity of thought, absolution and triumph. This arcane also includes the control of emotions, unlike justice, which only focuses on the management of reason.

If this card appears reversed in a roll, the conflict with deep self-esteem arises. When self-esteem is low, doubts and shyness appear in the foreground.

The card of the world is associated with the completion of stages in life. It is also associated with travel and personal fulfillment. This letter communicates many successes and achievements.

When the world appears inverted we must understand the lack of realization, indecision, and the inconsistent belief of imbalance. The sensation resembles that of being inside an enclosure from which there is no escape.

The madman represents spontaneity and freedom of spirit. This arcane points us towards energy and decision-making without meditating, on which it gives us a touch of attention.

Although the inverted madman is also associated with the need to change, it comes along with insecurity and resistance to such change. Both orientations indicate that important decisions can be considered.