The design and meaning of each tarot card.

The design and meaning of each tarot card;

1 0 fool-a wandering fool represents an innocent and ignorant image. Fool zero represents an image of innocence and ignorance. Just like a newborn child, he has unlimited possibilities. A fool is a traveler, and he is about to embark on an unknown journey. He is full of hope and can't see the obstacles ahead.

2. 1 magician-creating a magician represents the beginning of everything and things. Fire, wind, water and earth are placed on the table, and the magician's head is marked with the symbol ∞ (lemniscate) representing infinity. He created the world. The magician also represents an image full of innovative wisdom and high operational skills.

3, 2 The ancient books in the hands of the priestess-the wise priestess represent the wisdom handed down from ancient times. However, the classics representing the law also suppressed her enthusiasm. The wide robe covered her figure, so she also represented "concealment". In some tarot cards, the priestess is replaced by the "virgin", which emphasizes her soul of adhering to purity and law.

4, 3 Queen-The Harvest Queen represents a complete maternal image. She is the mother of the earth and represents harvest, enrichment and growth. Emotionally, she represents warm feelings. The queen represents a kind of power dominated by women and characterized by women.

5, 4 Emperor-the ruling emperor represents the image of patriarchy. He is an authority, and his words are irresistible. Strict and fair law enforcement. The emperor represents complete domination and mastery, an absolute male image.

6, 5 Pope-the authority to help the Pope represent the spiritual world. Compared with the emperor who ruled the material world, the Pope is the leader of religion, spirit and soul and the absolute authority. The biggest difference between the Pope and the priestess is that the priestess abides by the old laws and knowledge and is an independent image, while the Pope represents the spirit of Christian missionary work.

7, 6 lovers-combining a pair of lovers in love represents perfect love. However, more often, the valentine card represents "choice". You have to choose not only between the person you love, but also between two things you can't give up. Sometimes it is the choice of reason and emotion, and sometimes it is the choice of reality and ideal.