• The Fool

• Justice

• The Magician

• Hanged Man

• The High Priestess

• Death

• The Empress

• Temperance

• The Emperor

• The Devil

• The Hierophant

• The Tower

• The Lovers

• The Star

• The Chariot

• The Moon

• Strength

• The Sun

• Hermit

• Judgment

• Wheel Of Fortune

• The World

The Fool

The Fool Tarot card can be starting card or the ending card in all decks as its value is zero, In this card a young man seems to go to a journey he is very confident about him self and in happy mood, he has reached the edge of the cliff, and not watching where he is going ahead as he is looking in the open sky. He is carrying a white rose in one hand and in another he has a wand on his shoulder where on the end of the wand there is a baggage. The Bag depicts a mysterious smile and a single eye looking at the young man. Near the foot of the man there is a small dog barking on him trying to warn him the hidden danger or the change which is coming on his way. In the horizon there is a sun which shines so brightly. In the distant there are high raised mountains.

The Fool card has a very deep meaning it shows that we are on the journey where there could be all of a sudden some new change could arrive which we never know. That is why the card name is Fool, A fool is ignorant and he learn's from the journey experiences when he travels. In this card dog represents The Planet Ketu as there has been a mystical co relation with dogs and change in our lives.It has been observed that dog's can for see the upcoming events at very early stage. A white rose in the hand shows the honesty of the individual and shows he has no wrong intention and want remain happy all the time. A baggage in his hand shows what he has achieved in his life. which he tries to hold it together.

Interpretation

Upright: A lesson has to be learnt, there could be some sudden change which you have never imagine, try to move cautiously, do not attempt to go with the decision which you have been thinking off.

Reversed: The negative usage of the creative force, wrong decision, bad luck is on the way.

The Magician

This Magician card shows a young and happy male who is very confident in appearance. With one hand pointed to the sky with wand, the other pointing downward. The costume is very impressive with a strong belt. Above his head is the cosmic symbol.

On the Table lie the four symbols of creation: the wand standing for fire; the cup, for water; the sword, for air; and the pentacle, for earth. Below him the white lilies of pure abstract thought intertwine with the red roses of desire; more roses from a brower above him.

This Magician card is having the number one the number of sun, the belt which is like a snake is the symbol of eternal. As sun is the main source of power on the earth this card has the power to control and achieve the desires, This cards also reveals that a person can reach to this state where he can live according to the will of the all mighty and work as his medium to create things in this world. The red and white flowers reveals the abundance and richness.

Interpretation

Upright: Strength of will, intuition, self control, self-confidence, autonomy, diplomacy. The positive qualities of humankind: skill, initiative, intelligence, discernment, and comprehension; freedom from control by others. All leading to success and ability to control your environment.

Reversed: The use of power for destructive ends, misuse of powers, Failures of plans.

The High Priestess

The High Priestess Tarot Card shows a female figure, seated she is holding a open book (scroll of the Tora), as book may be the divine message or law from the universe, the costume she is wearing is having the colour of sky this can be said that she represents the voice of infinity, She is having a plus sign which is the symbol for four direction which are inter related. She has the crescent moon at her feet and wears a crown that shows a full moon with crescent moons on either side As moon represents mysteries of mind and unstable mind.

Behind her are the two pillars of solomon's Temple - Boaz the black, to indicate the negative life-forces, and jachin, the positive. The viel between them, a symbol of virginity, is embroidered with palms (male) and pomegranates (female)

The essence of this card is wisdom-understanding of the laws that underline the workings of the universe.

Interpretation

Upright: Wisdom, serenity, knowledge and understanding. Judgment, learning, mystery, science, art, hidden influences at work, unrevealed future, creative forces of subconscious, inner illumination.

Reversed: Superficial knowledge, even ignorance; inability to judge events and issues clearly; false impressions; not working according to the law or message of the all mighty.

The Empress

The Empress is the most beautiful and significant card. The number of the card is Three which represents Growth and abundance, In the picture we see a female sit upon an cushion in a fertile garden, a field of ripening wheat before her. There is a stream of water flowing with its full swing between the trees. Water is a symbol of life and creativity here in this card it is free flowing which shows abundance and richness. On the side of the throne there is a heart symbol which shows love and kind nature, and inside the heart there is a symbol of venus which represents generosity and refinement. She is wearing twelve star diamond Crown which represents toughness and stability. Twelve is the number of completeness of a cycle as each day and night has 12 hours. She holds a golden sceptre in her right hand Which represents authority.

Interpretation

Upright

Authority in life with material abundance, Creativity, Refinement in worldly maters, Happy marriage, wealth, Contentment, Success in all endeavors. Good Harvest with growth in life.

Reversed

Ill use of material and abundance of life, wastage, plans failed, Not able to use the creative forces, Bad Luck leading to poverty, disturbing marriage. Loss of power, inability to solve problems. Negative side of the feminine qualities.

The Emperor

The Fourth card of major Arcana is Emperor. Four is the number of Rahu, Rahu is all what is related to this world as it is said that any thing which exist on earth is a dream and the representation of a Dream in terms of vedic astrology is Rahu. In this card we see a elderly man sitting on a throne decorated with rams heads. In his right hand he is holding a Ankh and its left hand he is holding a Globe of dominon. The Background consists of bare, reddish Mountains. He is wearing a Crown of golden colour. He is having a long Bread.

The Ram symbolizes the Head, Ram is the masculine force which have the abilty to control, in this we see two Rams which shows that emperor has the abilty to control spiritual and material part, as on both of the rams there are two symbols first is Ankh which symbolises regeneration and other symbol is Globe which is representation of physical world. The bare mountains shows the maturity and allof nature of the being. The crown is the symbol of High position in life. On the bottom of the hills we see a small streem of water flowing which shows material abundance in one life.

Interpretation

Upright

Authority in life, able to take right decision, balance in material and spiritual world, Leadership, Self Mastery. Goal reached and won.

Reversed

Negative use of the powers, wrong dicisions, Every thing achieve is going to be loss, Confusion in life. Egoistic and selfish ends which lead to loss of power, Wastage of good recources of life.

The Hierophant

The master of the sacred mysteries wears the triple crown of a pope. He Holds a sceptre terminating in a triple cross. At his feet are crossed keys, a gold one and a silver one. The two tonsured priest kneeling before him. One of wearing a garment with white lilies another with the red roses.

Interpretation

Upright

Preference for the outer forms of religion. The need to conform, to be socially approved.

Reversed

Unconventionality, unorthodoxy openness to new ideas in any field. Danger of becoming superstitious Can be the card of inventor as well as the crackpot.

The Lovers

A nude man and women stand beneath the outstretched arms of Raphael, angel of Air, who gives them his blessing. Behind the women is the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, bearing five fruits for the five senses; the serpent of sensation is in charge. Behind the man is a tree bearing the trefoil flames of the twelve signs of the zodiac, each divided into three decans.
This key has deep metaphysical meanings. It indicates that which the conscious mind it is almost impossible for us to reach the superconsious; we must, in meditation or prayer, reach it by way of the subconscious. Here the man, representing the conscious mind and reason, looks to the women, representing the subconscious mind and the emotions. It is she who can look up at the angel of the superconscious.
Six, the number of the divine force in nature, of coorperation and marriage, fits in the meanings of this picture.

The World

A wreath of leaves surrounds the dancer, who holds in each hand a magic wand. At the four corners of the card there are four different figures: upper left, a winged human or angel, upper right a hawk or eagle, lower right a lion, lower left a bull.

Upright

Completion, perfection, synthesis, ultimate change. Honesty and truth; assured success, harmony, attainment. Graduation; completion of a cycle. Recognition, reward, acclaim. Arrival at a state of cosmic consciousness. Can mean also movement in one's affairs, travel.

Reversed

Fear of change. Earthbound sprit attached to one place or profession. Sloth and stubbornness. Refusal to learn the lessons of life. Success yet to be won. Sacrifice of love or goals. Flight. Stagnation, inertia.