The main story of tarot cards

Dionysus, son of Zeus and Semele. Born in Zeus' thigh. Zeus is an illegitimate child, raised by someone and taught by an excellent teacher. Because of Hera, he wandered around and was tested.

Fool roaming

Interpretation: I yearn for natural places, move aimlessly, like to try new things and wander around. Knowing that it is the result of meaningless adventure, wrong choice and failure, but going its own way, blindly chasing dreams and completely ignoring reality; Love adventure, love chasing dreams, not stick to traditional ideas, free and unrestrained, everything starts from the foundation and wanders around. Free love, regardless of other people's opinions, success in a unique way, easy to fall in love, romantic and colorful love, unique lovers, waiting for opportunities for communication. Dare to take risks and pursue novelty in work. Enthusiasm for career or study, unexpected gains in a unique way, strong interest in current study due to curiosity, grasping the key points, seeking shortcuts, leaning towards a free working atmosphere, suitable for artistic work or freelancing. Good health. Travel has unexpected gains. Beautiful dream.

Inverse interpretation: taking risks, pursuing possibilities, attaching importance to dreams, ignoring material losses, running away from home, trusting others too much, and worrying about traveling abroad. Empty feelings, reckless love, an unsustainable sense of harmony, an uneasy love journey, and a feeling of being bound by marriage. They are hot and cold, love each other regardless of everyone's opposition, and are hurt by lovers' infidelity. Work lacks stability and sense of responsibility. Your grades have plummeted, you have no patience, you have no plan, you are often late, you fail the exam because you guessed the wrong question, and your surprise before the exam will not help much. Get sick because of unstable life. Can't travel with confidence. Make up your mind, quirk. Unrealistic. Hermes, one of the twelve gods, is the god of messengers. His Roman name is Mercury. (corresponding to astrology: Scorpio)

Son of Zeus and Maya (the mother of the night). He is also the god of eloquence and the guide of death. He was exiled to the world by Zeus for stealing lightning. He is holding the branch of an olive tree. Once, in order to separate two enemies, he wanted to separate them. So, two snakes intertwined along the branches, forming hermes's walking stick (a symbol of medicine). He found a tortoise shell by the river and made a harp with sheep tendon. One day, he stole a cow. Unfortunately, the cow belonged to his brother Apollo. Hermes gave the harp to Apollo for reconciliation. So I returned to Olympus.

Interpretation of Magician Card: Mercury in Roman mythology has a confident smile and intense eyes. There are four cosmic elements on the table: the tree of life (fire), the sword (wind), the five-pointed star (earth), the holy grail (water) and an infinite symbol on the magician's head. The belt is a snake connected end to end, symbolizing the eternal spirit. The magician holds a scepter in his right hand and points to the sky, while his left hand points to the ground, representing the exchange of strength and spiritual gifts. There are roses and lilies under the magician's feet, which indicate human motivation, reflect God's will and command heaven and earth. Roses represent life and lilies represent death. The magician is the first card, which also implies that you are a magician, and you can manipulate the power of the universe by yourself. The white robe represents the pure mind, and the crimson cloak represents the magician's far-reaching activities.

Interpretation: the beginning of things, the change of actions, skilled techniques and skills, the realization of my will, the use of natural forces to achieve my ambitions.

Inverse interpretation: weak willpower, difficulty in starting, going in the wrong direction, lack of knowledge, being cheated and failing. Persephone, the daughter of Zeus and Demeter, was taken away by Hades (the Roman name Pluto) to be the queen.

Priestess-Demeter of wisdom (corresponding to astrology: Virgo), the god of the valley. The Roman name Ceres Hades, the god of hades, forced Demeter's daughter Persephone into a ghost, making Demeter unwilling to work and barren land. Later, after Zeus arbitrated, Persephone spent half a year in hades and half a year on earth. So the four seasons formed, Persephone died without the earth.

Queen-Harvest (corresponding to astrology: Venus) Zeus (Zeus), the head of the twelve main gods Zeus. The Roman name Jupiter is Jupiter. Kronos and Rhea's son. Escaped the fate of being eaten by kronos and took away his father's sovereignty. Grew up drinking milk from Acadia, a goat on Crete. The king of the gods is also the biological father of many gods. Pioneer of the silver age.

Emperor-son of Chiron, kronos, immortal doctor and wise man of remy martin, that is, Kai Long Xing in astrology.

Papal assistance (corresponding to astrology: Jupiter) Paris, Hera, Aphrodite, Athena

Paris: The initiator of the Trojan War, the second prince of Troy ... tricked Helen into ordering the Spartan king Menelaus to attack Troy.

Helen, the wife of Menelaus, is the most beautiful woman in the world.

Hera: One of the twelve gods, the wife of Zeus. His Roman name is Juno.

Aphrodite: One of the twelve major gods, the goddess of love and beauty, was named Venus in Rome.

Athena (e can also be): one of the twelve gods, the goddess of war and wisdom, the Roman name Minerva.

The reason is that Zeus missed an uninvited goddess when he presided over the wedding. This goddess is dedicated to creating disputes. So I lost an apple and wrote it to the most beautiful goddess. Zeus didn't want to get involved in this muddy water, so Hermes suggested that Zeus ask Paris to comment. So the three goddesses began to buy tickets from Paris. Hera wanted to pay him for managing the whole world, Aphrodite wanted to be his wife, Athena wanted to give him wisdom and victory, and Paris gave the apple to Aphrodite. Of course, the arrogant Athena and the jealous Hera would not accept this result, so they jointly launched the Trojan War.

Couple-combination (corresponding to astrology: Gemini) Ares, one of the twelve gods, the god of war, the Roman name Mars. Son of Zeus and Hera.

Chariot-Victory (corresponding to astrology: Sagittarius) Athena, daughter of Zeus, goddess of justice. Born on Zeus' forehead. The patron saint of Athens.

Strength-Will (corresponding to astrology: Aries) kronos, pioneer of the golden age, son of Uranus (God) and Gaia (Mother Earth). The father of Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Hades, Poseidon and Hestia. Chaos breeds Gaia and Uranus. They gave birth to many brothers and sisters, called Titan. Kronos is the youngest. Because of his ugly appearance, he was imprisoned underground by Uranus, saved by Gaia, and took away Uranus' sovereignty. Marry my sister Rhea. I heard rumors that children will take their place and devour their own children. The Greek Cronos is homophonic with time.

Hermit-Exploring the Alias of Fate (Moirai) (corresponding to astrology: Uranus). Closso: responsible for winding the silk of human life, Giant Aspidistra: responsible for determining the length of the silk of life, Atropos: cutting the silk of human life.

Wheel of Destiny-reincarnation (corresponding to astrology: the moon) Heracles, Hercules, a famous Roman Hercules. The son of Zeus and alcmene. Being punished by Hera, killing the lion of Nimia was the first thing that Eurystheus did in twelve feats. Later, he died wearing clothes cursed by the mysterious knight.

Justice-Balance (corresponding to astrology: Libra) Prometheus, a Titan family, brought fire to mankind and was nailed to the Caucasus Mountain. When the gods created human beings, they forgot about them.

Prometheus asked Zeus for fire, but Zeus refused. So he ran to steal the fire and brought it to the ground. So Zeus released floods to destroy people on the ground. Prometheus warned his son Ducalion to build an ark and let him take his wife Pyrrhus aboard. Ducalion was forgiven and allowed to breed humans. But Zeus didn't let Prometheus go, tied him to the Caucasus Mountain, and an eagle pecked at his liver, but his liver grew new every day, and was saved by Heracles 30 years later.

Hanging upside down-offering sacrifices to Pluto (corresponding to astrology: Pisces), one of the twelve gods, Pluto, the famous Roman Pluto.

Death-the end (corresponding to astrology: Pluto) Iris, the messenger god who sent letters to Zeus and Hera. Rainbow goddess.

Temperance-purification (corresponding to astrology: Capricorn) Pan, the god of wildlife and forest. He once pursued the fairy Lincks, and she became a reed. He turned reeds into Pan's bagpipes. He likes playing tricks on people who walk alone in the forest.

Devil-temptation (corresponding to astrology: Saturn) Poseidon, one of the twelve gods, Poseidon, the Roman name Neptune. Minos, the king of Crete (the maze maker), sacrificed something floating from the sea to please Poseidon, so a beautiful white bull floated on the sea. But Minos didn't want to give it, so Poseidon drove the cow crazy. The cow and Minos' wife Pacifier gave birth to Minotaur. Minos asked Daedalus to build a maze, put his prisoners in the maze and feed them to Minotaur. Ariadne, the daughter of Minos, and theseus, the son of Poseidon, killed Minotaur together. Poseidon created an earthquake to break the maze and rescue the prisoners. Theseus finally became the new king of Crete.

The tower is the most unlucky of the 22 tarot cards that people often say. Yes, the tower really represents destruction, and the sudden disaster makes you unprepared and unable to clean up the mess. But after thinking clearly, you must understand that after you die, you will be born again. Since there is no cure, why not start over? Pandora, the first woman made of clay and water by the craftsman God Herr Fatos, was ordered by Zeus. It has the same beautiful appearance as the goddess, but it has no intelligence and is a bit naughty. Hermes put treachery in her heart and lies in her mouth. Zeus gave her to Prometheus' brother Epimetheus. Dowry is a big box. Emilmetheus wanted to refuse, but seeing that his brother was punished, he quickly married Pandora.

Prometheus warned emmett Hughes not to open the box, and emmett Hughes also warned Pandora. But Pandora couldn't help but be curious and opened the box. So old age, toil, disease, filth, sin and pain all fly out, only hope is still in the box.

Star-Hope (corresponding to astrology: Aquarius) Hecate, goddess of the moon, alias Lumina, Luna, Diana (actually Artemis), Apollo's sister. It's a luna, a hunter and a three-headed dog. She has three sides herself. It is also the god of the dead and the god of the road.

Moon-Restlessness (corresponding to astrology: Cancer) represents a card of confusion and restlessness. Apollo, one of the twelve gods, was the twin brother of themis, the sun god. Son of Zeus and Rhea.

Sun-life (corresponding to astrology: the sun) This is the best card in the Great Akana, symbolizing knowledge and vitality. In the card, a child riding a horse is praising the vitality brought by the sun and accepting the energy given to him by the sun. The sun is so powerful, it gives life to everything in the world, and its light is so warm that all life is moved by it. Its power is completely positive, full of hopes and ideals, and no darkness can resist its light. Psychologist Hermes. He is also the guide of the dead.

Judgement-trial We can see from the image that this is the idea of judgment day in the Bible. The original program of the world was completely destroyed, the angel sounded his horn, and the dead were reborn from the ground. It is necessary to understand that the card of judgment is self-acceptance of criticism of mistakes, and new vitality can be revived. The children of Hermes and Aphrodite. Originally a boy, the fairy Sal mathis fell in love with him and hugged him. And said, "God! I don't want to leave him again! " So it became a combination. The four gods around are Aphrodite, Zeus, Athena and Poseidon.

World achievements (corresponding to astrology: Taurus)