Rider waite tarot decks

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Divinatory meanings: Solitary enjoyment of the good things of life. Inheritance. Wisdom where one’s own interests lie. A person and a green thumb. Material well-being. Caution: be prudent. ...

Tarot Cards Symbolism full guide, meaning and correspondence: all the colors, archyptyes, numbers, animal, symbols, chakhras and more.

In Tarot, the Three of Swords represents old wounds. Learn this card’s meaning in love, career, or advice readings or when it appears reversed.

Tarot cards are famous for being used by fortune tellers, but they were originally used to play games. I created a high resolution tarot card deck using public domain images and some creations of m…

The Ace of this suit predicts a new beginning, and the Two of Wands shows what happens when a new adventure awaits you. A card of personal freedom and choice, the Two of Wands represents two paths

The Ten of Swords points to a painful ending -- past or present -- and feelings of betrayal or loss. The crucial question is: what lessons can you learn?

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Do you know your Tarot Birth Card? Numerology and Tarot are age-old friends, they intimately connected, and when used together, can be powerfully revealing! Every single card in a Tarot deck is associated with a particular number. From the Lovers to Strength to the World Card, they all have a numerological equivalent. Most of the…

Innovative and illustrative, it's no surprise the Rider Waite tarot deck has been the most popular choice for tarot card readings for more than 100 years.