The 21 Tarot Cards

  0 - The Fool: A choice is offered - Inexperience
01 - The Magician: Creative Power - Activity
02 - The High Priestess: Hidden Influences - Love
03 - The Empress: Material Abundance - Fertility
04 - The Emperor: Leadership - Organization
05 - The Hierophant: Rule by the conventional
06 - The Lovers: A choice between two loves
07 - The Chariot: Conquest of the mind

08 - Strength: Triumph of Love
09 - The Hermit: Wisdom Offered
10 - Wheel Of Fortune: Ups and downs of life - Change
11 - Justice: Balance - Legal Matters
12 - The Hanged Man: Self Surrender to Higher Wisdom
13 - Death: Change - Renewal
14 - Temperance: Adaption - Co-ordination
15 - The Devil: Temptation - Bondage to the material

16 - The Tower: Overthrow of selfish ambition
17 - The Star: Health-Hope-Inspiration
18 - The Moon: Deception - Unforeseen Peril
19 - The Sun: Attainment - Liberation - Mystic Marriage
20 - Judgement: Spiritual Awakening
21 - The World: Triumph in all Undertakings

These are the 21 cards of the Major Arcana – I have included the basic keywords for each card. Remember we also have the Minor Arcana, and each and every card is represented fully by its numerical value….to each Card a number is designated and to each person one card will relate to your numerical Life Path. The keywords do not display yourself, but, when having a chart done, the Cards, the Planets and of course the energy and vibration of each and all of your numbers are studied fully by In-Depth-Numerology.

To learn more of your Card selecting a birth chart will reveal all that is within your make-up as an individual.

THE FOOLS JOURNEY - The 22 Cards Of The Ancient Art Of The Tarot

‘0’ The Fool is the Soul of every man, which after it has clothed itself with a body, man appears upon Earth and goes through the life experiences depicted within the 21 cards of the Major Arcana of The Tarot.

In the Magician ‘1’ and the High Priestess ‘2’ The Fool learns the use of the conscious and the un-conscious mind, in order to create the bounty of nature as pictured within the card ‘3’ The Empress. ‘4’ The Emperor indicates the role of the ruler and ‘5’ The Hierophant shows that of a religious body. In ‘6’ The Lovers card man learns that in order to have an harmonious life, the super-conscious must be consulted by going through the sub-conscious mind.

Using His Mentality and Will the Fool can ride the Chariot ‘7’ of success as long as he can master his passions within. The woman shown in the card ‘8’ Strength, shows him how through the use of spiritual strength and love, he can control, not only the animal world around him, but also the lower forces within himself.

The Hermit ‘9’ holding his lantern of ‘Truth’ offers to guide him upon his spiritual path. When the Fool reaches The Wheel Of Fortune ‘10’ his apprenticeship is now over, from here on he is on his own, to rise or to fall while the Sphinx of his soul looks on. In Justice ‘11’ he learns to have a balanced personality and to rid the out worn and the useless in life. He is then The Hanged Man ‘12’ who has surrendered himself to spirit, and has sacrificed his small desires for the greater one. Key ‘13’ shows the the Death card can also be a form of renewal and is not to be feared. In key ‘14’ Temperance’, the Archangel shows him (The Fool/Man) how to create by pouring the ‘water of life’ from the unseen to the seen.

He has been shown all of the secrets of Life and how to use them, yet he is tempted by card ’15 The Devil, to use his power to create a life of selfish gain and material pleasures. In The Tower card ‘16’ The Fool/man, is knocked from his material Tower and awakened by a flash of ‘spiritual insight towards the knowledge that he has on Earth, to learn and to put to good use, he must give’ this eternal knowledge. He now learns to meditate and he discovers that no destruction is final, for he learns to follow card ‘17’ The Star of his intuition, his inner guidance. Once again key ‘18’ The Moon, the Fool is tempted, this time to use his psychic powers for personal gain and glory, and he finds the upward path not only crooked but full of pitfalls. Finally in card ‘19’ The Sun he learns his lessons well and they then become automatic. He rides forth in control of the physical plane, naked to the eye, for he no longer has anything to hide. The red feather in his hair shows he has no authority over the animal kingdom and the sun flowers that turn towards him are an indication that all nature turns to the developed soul for future growth.

Next he joins the Archangel in the card Judgement key ‘20’ by calling all men to awaken to the glories of the spiritual life – it is then his journey is over. In card ‘21’ The World the Fool is Spirit again, as he was in the beginning, but now he has passed through his initiations on the material plane where he has played many parts and has also learned to control as he dances The Dance Of Life in the very centre of the Universe.