Major Arcana

The World card is the final card in the Major Arcana and represents the completion of a cycle, a sense of fulfilment, and the attainment of wholeness. It is one of the most positive cards in the Tarot deck, signifying that a significant phase in your life is coming to a successful and harmonious conclusion. It embodies the idea of completion, integration, and accomplishment, and it marks the moment when everything comes together in alignment.

The Judgement card in the 20th card in Tarot. It is a powerful and transformative card, often symbolising self-reflection, awakening, and the call to a higher purpose. It represents a moment of reckoning, where significant choices or realisations are made, and the opportunity for a fresh start or spiritual rebirth arises. The card is often associated with both inner and outer transformation.

The Sun card is the 19th card in the Tarot is one of the most positive and uplifting cards in the deck, symbolising clarity, success, and joy. It brings a sense of illumination and empowerment, and its energy is vibrant, radiant, and full of potential.

The Moon card is the 18th card in the Major Arcana and represents the realm of the unconscious, illusion, intuition, and emotional depth.

The Star is the 17th card in the Major Arcana of the Tarot and represents hope, inspiration, healing, and spiritual guidance. It follows the turmoil of The Tower and suggests a time of calm, renewal, and optimism.

The Tower is the 16th card in the Major Arcana of the Tarot and represents sudden, often dramatic change, disruption, and the collapse of structures (whether physical, emotional, or mental). While it can be a difficult card to encounter, it is ultimately about transformation and liberation.

The Devil is the 15th card in the Major Arcana of the Tarot deck, and it carries rich symbolism related to themes of temptation, addiction, obsession and entrapment. While it often has a negative connotation, it also offers important lessons about personal freedom and the limitations we place on ourselves.

The Temperance card in the Tarot is a symbol of balance, moderation, patience, and harmony. Its applies to all aspects of life and encourages you to seek equilibrium, avoiding extremes and maintaining a sense of inner peace.

The Death card in Tarot is often misunderstood. It is not meant to scare you, quite the opposite, actually. It invites you to be smart and brave, and to recognise and accept when an end is due. This card dares you to push against your deepest fear – the fear of the unknown.

The Hanged Man is a card that symbolises the need to pause, let go and sometimes surrender control, to gain a new perspective.