This newest feature presents a basic analysis of the entire Tarot Deck, one card at a time. The second card in review is the The Number VI card of the Major Arcana: The Lovers.

This article describes a few variations of 3 card Tarot spreads that can be used to gain quick insight into different situations. Learn simple spreads like the body/mind/spirit spread or the past/present/near future spreads.

Learn about the Fool Tarot card, its symbolism and lessons for you on your path. The fool represents every person and the journey you take through life. The Major Arcana in Tarot is said to represent the "fool's path". Learn about embracing newness and total awareness with the Fool card.

What do wands mean? An overview of the suit of wands in Tarot

This article is part of a series covering the Tarot suits and their secondary meanings in Tarot readings. The Suit of Swords represents activity, movement, a follow through process where one takes action on their ideas or feelings. They represent rational, analytical thought and planning as well.

This newest feature presents a basic analysis of the entire Tarot Deck, one card at a time. The third card in review is the last Major Arcana and Number XXI card of the Major Arcana: The World.

This article explores the Wands court cards, the astrological signs and personality traits they represent.

This new interactive section of the Tarot Primer features tutorials on various Tarot Card Spreads, from basic to advanced, including custom configurations. This week, an advanced custom spread is introduced - the Healing Merkaba Spread.

This article is part of a series covering the Tarot suits and their secondary meanings in Tarot readings. The Suit of Cups reveals a lot about our inner nature and includes subconscious thought, emotion, and intuition.

What do the numbers on Tarot cards mean? Does it mean anything if you have many of the same number in a spread? Numerology plays a strong secondary role in the Tarot. Learn more about it here.