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The King of Cups tarot card is the ruler of his realm he rules.

The Queen of Cups tarot card rules over her Suit and the realm it represents.

The Knight of Cups tarot card represents the ‘Knight in shining armor’ of the Minor Arcana.

The Page of Cups tarot card is a messenger indicating beginnings, and renewals.

The Ten of Cups tarot card represents the culmination of an emotional and intuitive journey.

The Nine of Cups, like all Nines within the Major Arcana, represents a point where we have found our wishes fulfilled.

The Eight of Cups represents a period in the Minor Arcana when the things we own, have wound up owning us.

The Knight of Swords represents the drive to complete a goal turned into obsession.

The Page of Swords stands ready, the holder of the starting flag among these young heralds of the Minor Arcana.

The Ten of Swords is perhaps the most bleak card in the Rider Waite tarot.

The Five of Wands tarot card represents conflicts and problems in life.

The Five of Cups tarot card represents defeat and setback.

The Two of Cups represents a joining of paths in the Minor Arcana.

The Ace of Cups tarot card represents some of the most important beginnings in the Minor Arcana.

The King of Pentacles tarot card represents security, power, and control.

The Page of Pentacles tarot card represents beginnings, the promise of abundance and the beginnings of fiscal security.

The Queen of Pentacles tarot card represents a stability in our lives where we experience material success, and an ability to enjoy the good things in life.

The Queen of Swords tarot card sits upon her throne, her vision clear, utterly discerning.

The Knight of Pentacles tarot card is mounted upon a powerful draft horse, surveying a field ready for work with a methodical and cautious eye.

The Ace of Pentacles tarot card represents beginnings.

The Knight of Wands trumpets his arrival with a passion for adventure.

The Two of Swords in the Minor Arcana are presented as blindfolded woman with two swords crossed in front her.

The Two of Pentacles tarot card represents a balancing point in this suit of the Minor Arcana.

The Queen of Wands tarot card is bright and warm, like all her brethren.

The Three of Pentacles represents that you are reaching a first initial goal, and the beginning on a path of learning.

Three of Swords piercing a suspended heart against a stormy sky.

The Four of Pentacles tarot card represents financial stability.

The Hanged Man dangles from his tree, his hands hidden from view, one leg crossed behind the other.

The tarot cards will enhance your creativity and will teach you about yourself.

Overall, Tarot meditations are a wonderful way of connecting with your personal deck, and helping you understand certain paths in your life.

The Major Arcana of the Rider Waite Deck, along with it's attendant Minor, can serve to give us some guidance.

A deck of Tarot isn't like any other deck of cards.

In reading your Tarot cards, you might notice that some particular pairs of cards show up quite often.

Kabbalah is an age old Hebraic form of mystique which when used with the method of tarot card reading leads to the popular Kabbalah Tarot. Each of these paths corresponds to a card in the tarot cards. The card governs the virtues and vices and the characteristic traits and thus helps in making forecasts.