Tarot Card Meanings
The Magus (1)
The Magus represents the imagination, site of one’s genius and uniqueness.
The Magus (1)
The Magus (1)
The Priestess (2)
The Priestess is the Virgin Sophia, first companion of Creator, who channels and conveys authentic Divine Love into the world.
The Priestess (2)
The Priestess (2)
The Empress (3)
The Empress is the compassionate and generous web of life envisioned by Godhead to provide vehicles for all the sparks that wish to enter the Creation.
The Empress (3)
The Empress (3)
The Emperor (4)
In Valentinian terms the Emperor is the King of Heaven, Bythos, the original Source of the Pleroma, archetype of all father gods, such as Zeus or Yahweh.
The Emperor (4)
The Emperor (4)
The Hierophant (5)
Trump 5 is the High Priest of every lineage, the master of the doctrine of correspondences.
The Hierophant (5)
The Hierophant (5)
The Lovers (6)
Trump 6 the Lovers points to the charged eros-magical field that springs up between the Lover and the Beloved.
The Lovers (6)
The Lovers (6)
The Chariot (7)
The Chariot represents the principle of perpetual motion, meaning the eternal circulation of Light and sound frequencies that compound invisible energies into tangible matter.
The Chariot (7)
The Chariot (7)
Justice (8)
Trump 8, Justice, shows the principle of analysis, that piercing vision which cuts to the heart of things.
Justice (8)
Justice (8)
The Hermit (9)
The Hermit, the possessor of gnosis, not only has the Light, but is a Light and guide for others.
The Hermit (9)
The Hermit (9)
Wheel of Fortune (10)
In the Wheel of Fortune, we have a representation of the circular and cyclical metabolism of time as a bubble within eternity. Learn more on our site.
Wheel of Fortune (10)
Wheel of Fortune (10)
Strength (11)
The Strength card channels the immutable strength and relentlessness of wild Nature, which is only ever temporarily tamed.
Strength (11)
Strength (11)
The Hanged Man (12)
The Hanged Man is upended, suspended, and undefended, a willing sacrifice to the principle of non-resistance.
The Hanged Man (12)
The Hanged Man (12)
Death (13)
Death portrays the realm of dissolution and surcease, where all structure and differentiation collapse into a seemingly lifeless substrate.
Death (13)
Death (13)
Temperance (14)
After the Trump traditionally entitled Death, we encounter the Trump that corresponds with Scorpio, the Zodiacal sign that's been known as “the House of Death” since ancient times.
