What does each card stand for in the tarot game?

What does each card stand for in the tarot game?

What does each card stand for in the tarot game?

As an ancient and mysterious tool, tarot cards are widely used in divination, religion, philosophy, art and other fields. In the tarot game, each card has a unique symbolic meaning and definition, which is considered to reveal the truth of the past, present and future. Different from other playing cards, tarot cards are more suitable for deep exploration and interpretation of symbols.

The 78 cards in the Tarot are divided into 22 big Akana cards and 56 small Akana cards. Among them, the big Akanaka represents an important spiritual topic and life course, while the little Akanaka pays more attention to things in daily life.

In Grand Akanaka, card 0 stands for "fool", which means madness for freedom, adventure and breakthrough. The card 1 stands for "magician", which means willpower, creativity and self-awareness. The second card stands for "priestess", representing female subject, intuition and mysterious power. In turn, cards 3 to 2 1 represent various symbols and themes, such as "Emperor" stands for authority, management and stability, "Death" stands for transformation, termination and rebirth, "Sun" stands for divine power, vitality and positive action, and "Trial" stands for self-judgment, liberation and transcendence.

In Little Acana, each suit represents a specific thing and symbol. For example, the sword represents fire, competition and challenge; The cup represents water, emotions and feelings; The scepter represents wood, strength and action; Gold coins represent the earth, matter and reality. Each small Akana card represents the concrete expression and meaning of these symbols. For example, the sword girl represents calmness, organization and analysis; The king of gold coins represents authority, wealth and practicality; The knight of the scepter represents vision, adventure and courage.

Tarot card divination should not only clarify the definition of each card, but also interpret the combination and arrangement of cards. Different positions represent different themes and relationships, and the collocation of each card will affect the result and interpretation of the whole divination.

In the tarot game, each card has a unique meaning and symbol, which together constitute a complete system and language. By learning these symbols and definitions, combined with their own intuition and experience, people can use the power of tarot cards to better understand themselves and the world around them.