Tarot Meanings

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 […]

Are you feeling trapped, confined, restricted, or backed into a corner? Do you feel like you’re being silenced or censored? These are the key elements that this card touches on. But there’s no sense in getting stuck in feelings of hopelessness. The Sword suit, in general, touches on challenging situations, thoughts, and feelings- but should

The Nine of Pentacles is the penultimate numerological card in the Pentacles suit. This means that it precedes the Ten of Pentacles, and is therefore nearly the end of numbers for Pentacles, leaving only the court cards to follow. This makes it a Tarot card of completion. The Nine of Pentacles is about seeing all

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

The Two of Swords often represents a conflict of interests. When it appears in a Tarot reading, it suggests that you will most likely have to make a difficult decision. Let’s look at the Two of Swords Meaning and what the Two of Swords means in life, love, and family, and what it might mean

What can we say about the Three of Wands, except it’s an absolute joy of a tarot card? It’s like a breath of fresh air with all the promise of a warm Spring day. The Three of Wands brings news of optimism, potential, stability, and meaningful success, and all the great things that that kind

The Six of Cups follows the Five of Cups in the Minor Arcana. It is a card of innocence, childhood wonder, and happiness. But it also serves as a warning to not live too much in the past. This Tarot card can also be interpreted as revisiting childhood memories and nostalgia as well as learning from family

One of my favorite affirmations is “You cannot miss what is meant for you.” The traditional idea of the Four of Cups is that there are opportunities that are being missed because you are too focused on yourself. The interpretation I find within the Four of Cups, however, is not that you are missing out

The Ten of Pentacles is the final numerological card for the suit of Pentacles in the Minor Arcana. It is followed by the Page of Pentacles and the rest of the Pentacles court cards. This is a card of wealth and abundance and family legacy, but it’s also a young card of transformation. Learn more

The Four of Swords card represents a sacred pause – the deep breath before we jump into action, the moment we check our work before turning it in, re-centering ourselves and our mental state before we start a new project, or after we have experienced hardship. When the Four of Swords appears in a reading,