The Eight of Wands is the 8th tarot card in the fiery suit of Wands in Minor Arcana. The Lord of Speed is the ruler of this card; he represents the influence of Mars in Sagittarius, Hod in Atzilut, and the fiery sphere of Mercury. The popular nickname for this minor arcana is Electric card. […]
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The Knight of Swords is the fastest Minor Arcana card besides 8 of Wands. It belongs in the “royal” suit of Swords, and it represents words traveling fast, information coming at the right moment, saving grace, someone with a heart in the right place, but who’s still young and has ways to go in collecting
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The King of Swords is the last and culminating card in the suit of Swords. He represents the element of air, but hot and rushing air. He is the Lord of ratio, top-tier intellectual capabilities, reasoning, (fair) judgment, lucidity, logic, justice, truthfulness, and mental activity. The King of Swords is the general of his armies
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Four of Wands is the 4th card in the fiery Suit of Wands. It’s a card of pleasure and harmony; the main point of this card is balance – 4 is an even number and as such represents four angles and four directions. The Four of Wands is governed by Jupiter and Venus, this card
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Tarot cards are not just a divination tool, they can be used as magical instruments for spells and rites, too. They started off as a gaming tool, at first, then they became a magical tool and in the end, their divination properties were discovered also. Bearing that in mind, in today’s article we’ll have the
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Three of Cups is one of the (traditionally) most popular cards to come up in a Tarot reading. This card from the suit of Cups in Minor Arcana announces celebrations, births, birthdays, happiness and fulfilment. The esoteric ruler of this card is the Lord of Plenty; he conveys the important message to the reader through
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The Ace of Wands is the first and initiating card in the suit of Wands. The Ace of Wands is the root of the Fire’s strength aka primum mobile of the Fire element. This card contains the origin of all things that have to do with Fire. He is represented as Kether in Atziluth (hidden intelligence).
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The King of Wands is the last and crowning card in the suit of Wands. He represents the element of Fire, motivation, public speaking, extreme knowledge and perfect understanding of any fiery subject. The King of Wands is the one who rules over his peers through sheer creativity, spontaneity and power of motivation, so let’s
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