Step 5: The Fool’s Journey Through the Major Arcana Think of the twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana as one great, beautiful story — and The Fool is the hero at its heart. As he steps forward, he meets each

Five Steps to Tarot Reading – Step 4 Step 4: The Fool At the very beginning of the Major Arcana stands The Fool — numbered zero, the beautiful, open space before any journey truly begins. He stands at the edge

THE EMPRESS More secret symbols of the Rider Waite tarot deck . Today, let’s look at The Empress. She represents all the strong women across other religions such as the Egyptian queen Isis, who was mother of all magic ,

Step 3: Keep It Simple When you first begin, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by all the symbols, interpretations, and complex layouts — but remember that tarot is meant to bring clarity, not confusion. Start with just one card

Step 2: Get Familiar with the Basics Before rushing to memorise every meaning, take time simply to be with your cards — look at them, touch them, and let them tell their own stories through their pictures and symbols. Notice

Step 1: How to Choose and Cleanse Your Tarot Your tarot deck is more than just a tool — it becomes asacred extension of your intuition, so let your heart guide you when choosing.There is no single “right” deck; what

The High Priestess card is for me one of the most interesting cards of the major Arcana. Here we have a powerful woman, on her head is the triple moon crown or the crown of Isis the great Egyptian mother

I thought it might be interesting to compare the Fool card in the Rider Waite with the Fool card in the Mythic deck. This is my favourite deck and one I have been using for around 40 years so we

Today let’s look at the secret signs & symbols of the Magician in the Ryder Waite. There is a theme going on here with the colours red and white. Our Magician’s robe consists of a red cloak and a white

Rider Waite tarot cards designed by Pamela Coleman Smith contain all kinds of hidden symbols which may surprise you . Let’s have a closer look at The Fool. Here are just three small symbols explained.  That red feather at