Aquarian Tarot Deck

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Place the card face up in front of you, and allow yourself to explore its meaning for you. Ask yourself questions about what this card represents for you in your current phase of your spiritual journey. Mary K. Greer, author of Who Are You in the Tarot?; 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card; and Tarot for Yourself

Exploring The Aquarian Tarot Deck: Understanding The Meanings

Additionally, due to the compression of the images the faces on the figures actually become clearer and more defined on these smaller cards. The World: The World card embodies completion, fulfillment, and unity. It signifies the attainment of goals and a sense of wholeness.The Empress: The Empress card represents fertility, nurturing, and abundance. It signifies the manifestation of creative ideas and the nurturing of relationships and projects. If you have been struggling to understand the Tarot’s Court Cards, then you have come to the right place! When you look at the characters’ expressions, they seem stone faced and introspective…which can be pretty frustrating during a Tarot reading! But consider what they reflect. They are lost in thought, when the solution or answer lies in their surroundings. The Devil: The Devil card embodies materialism, illusions, and temptations. It signifies the need to break free from limiting beliefs and unhealthy patterns.

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I am dedicated to helping people like you to step into your own power and have the experiences you came here to live. The Minor Arcana cards are commonly known to have less of an impact on your long-term journey, focusing on these cards during the short term is best.What makes the Rider-Waite and the Aquarian so powerful and enduring is the symbolism embodied in the artwork - a symbolism that evokes profound responses from the Unconscious mind. I happen to prefer the Aquarian (as I have for the past thirty years) because the artwork is cleaner and contains some subtle touches that make the cards more meaningful for me. One of those touches is the way the faces of characters in the cards tend to be somewhat ethereal, showing less of the underlying personality than the Rider-Waite. The Emperor: The Emperor card is depicted as a stern-looking man sitting on a throne, representing authority, leadership, and stability. The four ram heads on the throne symbolize the astrological sign Aries, associated with ambition and strength.