Is there a 23rd card in Tarot?

Tarot cards consist of 22 picture cards (big Akana cards) and 56 digital cards (small Akana cards), with a total of 78 cards.

Little Acana (Little Acana)

Mace: Represents elemental fire, symbolizing passion, energy and creation.

Stars: Representing elemental soil, symbolizing money, material and enjoyment.

Holy Grail: Representing elemental water, symbolizing emotion, relationship, love and inspiration.

Sword: It represents the spirit of elements, symbolizing thought, wisdom, communication and conflict.

Little Akanaka is used to make up for the shortcomings of big Akanaka. If we want to know more about the truth of fate or each other's affairs, or want to know more about the place and time when things happened, we must learn through little Akanaka.

Among them, the character cards composed of attendants, knights, queens and kings are also called court cards.

Major akana

Fool (The Fool, 0),

The magician (me),

High priestess, or Pope, 2),

Queen III,

Emperor (4),

Pope (imam, or Pope V),

Lover (6),

Chariots (7),

Strength (8),

Hermit (9),

Wheel of fortune (x),

Justice (XI),

The hanged person (12),

Death (13),

Temperance (14),

The devil (15),

Tower (16),

Stars (17),

The moon (18),

The sun (XIX),

Trial (XX),

The universe (21).

The Great Akana, as its name implies, is a general fortune to explain fate. Each card reflects different life opportunities, so the trump card in divination will become the focus of analysis. It gives us answers or information about big problems or the main situation at hand. At the same time, it provides us with high-level thinking guidance. These teachings reveal the answers to important questions at present.

Little Akanaka and big Akanaka are closely related, so we can compare them before making a judgment.

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