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The moon is a tarot card of dualities and dawning enlightenment.

The Sun card from the Rider Waite deck burns away all questions, leaving only well understood answers.

When you’ve found your heart's philosophy and truth, this is when Judgment will enter your life.

The World tarot card represents fulfillment, the culmination of our hopes and dreams and the beginning of us living those dreams.

The Star represents the balancing point between intuition and practicality.

The grim skeletal figure on a pale horse, looking over the field where many lie dead and dying.

The Lovers represent the passionate power of new love, whether of a person, a philosophy.

The Chariot tarot card of the Rider Waite deck represents life in motion, moving forward, advancement and victory.

The Tower is the most traumatic of all the cards that appear in the Rider Waite Tarot.

The Emperor card of the Rider Waite tarot deck is the master of all he surveys, the ultimate masculine principle.

The Justice Tarot card represents absolutes, no shades of grey, just right or wrong.

The Hierophant card of the Rider Waite tarot deck sits upon his religious throne.

The Magician tarot card of the Rider Waite deck represents us not at our greatest potential, but at our greatest potential realized.

The Fool, at it's core, represents the unfettered soul.

The Empress Tarot card of the Rider Waite deck is the supreme mother, fecundity and the source of creation personified in this moment.

The High Priestess represents the pinnacle of quiet wisdom, of knowing.

In the middle ages, hermits were most often men of spirituality.

The Strength tarot card represents the two sides of its name.

When the Temperance card is in your life, you have found an inner peace, calmness.

Find out more about the meanings of the Devil card in the upright and reverse positions.

Read on to know more about the Wheel of Fortune Rider Waite tarot card and its influence on your life.

The Six of Swords represents the time when we must move on from what we’ve known.

The Three of Wands implies that the idea has been born, the plans have been laid, the implementation is yet to start.

The Ace of Wands card from the Minor Arcana represents beginnings, opportunities, and the offering of the staff.

The Ten of Wands represents the traveler bearing the last of his burdens.

The plan envisioned in the Ace of Wands is maturing with the Two of Wands.

The Five of Pentacles represents a period of adversity in this path of the Minor Arcana.

The Seven of Pentacles tarot card represents profit and reward from a long-term investment.

The Four of Wands tarot card is associated with those milestones.

The Seven of Cups tarot card represents that portion of our journey through the Minor Arcana.

For it's part in the Minor Arcana the Seven of Wands represents one of the difficulties that often comes with success.

The Six of Pentacles tarot card represents the arrival of charity, or a time of generosity.

The Six of Wands indicates that one has passed through the challenges.

The Eight of Pentacles tarot card represents a form of self-enforced isolation.

The Ten of Pentacles tarot card represents the end of a journey.

The Four of Swords tarot card represents a knight lay in repose.

The Nine of Wands tarot card speaks of a last hurdle to be crossed before achieving his dreams.

The King of Swords sits upon his throne, the absolute authority within the Minor Arcana.

The Seven of Swords tarot card indicates the overly clever one.

The Nine of Swords represents psychological turmoil and night terrors.

The Ace of Swords represents the pinnacle of achievement of the mind in the Minor Arcana.

The Nine of Pentacles tarot card represents the point where we have achieved much of what we were working so hard for.

The Eight of Swords represents a sort of self-imposed imprisonment.

The Page of Wands is a messenger within the Minor Arcana.

The King of Wands tarot card holds the staff that is his scepter of office, watching over his great project.

The Eight of Wands in the Minor Arcana represents having finally broken free of the struggles and hardships.

The Six of Cups indicates that our time of trials in this path is over.

The Four of Cups tarot card represents the time in the Minor Arcana when we turn our eye within.

The Five of Swords represents the dangers of absolute dedication to a task in the Minor Arcana.

The Three of Cups is a tarot card of groups, it represents a gathering of friends or a work group teaming up on a project.