Tarot Cards Major Arcana

The Fool I

Represents new beginnings, spontaneity, and a free spirit.

The Magician II

Symbolizes manifestation, resourcefulness, and the power to take action.

The High Priestess III

Signifies intuition, unconscious knowledge, and mystery.

The Empress IV

Embodies fertility, femininity, and nurturing energy.

The Emperor V

Represents authority, structure, control, and fatherly systems.

The Hierophant VI

Symbolizes tradition, spiritual guidance, and conformity.

The Lovers VII

Embodies love, union, and choices.

The Chariot VIII

Represents determination, willpower, and overcoming obstacles.

Strength IX

Symbolizes courage, inner strength, and compassion.

The Hermit X

Signifies introspection, solitude, and inner guidance.

Wheel of Fortune XI

Represents cycles, fate, and the ups and downs of life.

Justice XII

Embodies fairness, truth, and clarity in decision making.

The Hanged Man XIII

Symbolizes surrender, letting go, and seeing things from a different perspective.

Death XIV

Represents transformation, endings, and new beginnings.

Temperance XV

Symbolizes balance, harmony, and moderation.

The Devil XVI

Represents addiction, materialism, and bondage.

The Tower XVII

Signifies upheaval, chaos, and revelation.

The Star XVIII

Embodies hope, inspiration, and serenity.

The Moon XIX

Represents illusions, intuition, and the subconscious mind.

The Sun XX

Symbolizes joy, success, and positivity.

Judgment XXI

Represents reflection, reckoning, and inner calling.

The World XXII

Embodies completion, achievement, and fulfillment.

The Fool (Reversed)

Indicates recklessness, a lack of direction, and being naive.

The Magician (Reversed)

Represents manipulation, poor planning, and talents not utilized.

The High Priestess (Reversed)

Symbolizes hidden agendas, deception, and intuition blocked.

The Empress (Reversed)

Indicates neglect, dependence on others, and creative blocks.

The Emperor (Reversed)

Represents chaos, disorder, and the inability to control.

The Hierophant (Reversed)

Signifies rebellion, challenging the norm, and freedom of belief.

The Lovers (Reversed)

Indicates disharmony, imbalance, and miscommunication.

The Chariot (Reversed)

Represents lack of control, aggression, and directionless.

Strength (Reversed)

Symbolizes self-doubt, weakness, and a lack of confidence.

The Hermit (Reversed)

Represents isolation, loneliness, and withdrawal.

Wheel of Fortune (Reversed)

Indicates bad luck, resistance to change, and negative cycles.

Justice (Reversed)

Represents dishonesty, unfairness, and lack of accountability.

The Hanged Man (Reversed)

Indicates stalling, indecision, and avoidance.

Death (Reversed)

Symbolizes resistance to change, fear of endings, and stagnation.

Temperance (Reversed)

Represents extreme behavior, lack of balance, and disharmony.

The Devil (Reversed)

Indicates freedom from addiction, release from bondage, and reclaiming power.

The Tower (Reversed)

Symbolizes fear of change, averting disaster, and delaying the inevitable.

The Star (Reversed)

Represents faith lost, despair, and lack of hope.

The Moon (Reversed)

Indicates clarity, truth revealed, and overcoming fears.

The Sun (Reversed)

Represents temporary depression, lack of success, and delays.

Judgment (Reversed)

Indicates self-doubt, lack of inner calling, and avoiding change.

The World (Reversed)

Represents incomplete work, lack of closure, and feeling unfulfilled.