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The Ace of Wands is a symbol of opportunity, adventure, and power. It appears in readings when a seed of daring excitement has been planted in your life, even if you are unaware of it. When the seed sprouts, it can take on practically any shape. It could be a brilliant idea, a burst of optimism, or the need to take risks. It could appear to be an offer, gift, opportunity, contact, or synchronistic event from the outside.
When we switch on a light in a room, we expect to see all the dark corners. When we turn the light on in our minds, we become enlightened. The truth becomes visible and understandable. The energy of light widens our boundaries and allows us to shine both internally and outside.
The stars have long served as a source of inspiration and hope for people. Their glittering light has a way of pulling us up and out of ourselves. We no longer feel the distress of Earth when we look above. A soprano’s clear, high voice comes to mind when I hear The Star. It has something extraterrestrial about it. All of life’s ugliness has been taken away, leaving only the purest essence.
In the areas of intelligence, reason, justice, truth, clarity, and fortitude, the Ace of Swords represents possibility. It shows up in readings when a seed of clarity has been planted in your life, even if you don’t realize it yet. It’s possible that the seed will sprout into almost any shape. It could be a compelling idea, a desire to know the truth, a call for justice, or a desire to be truthful.
The Ace of Cups represents the potential for deep sentiment, closeness, attunement, compassion, and love. It appears in readings when a seed of emotional awareness has been planted in your life, even though you may be unaware of it. When the seed germinates, it can take on practically any shape. It could be an attraction, a strong intuition, a gut feeling, or a sympathetic response. It could appear to be an offer, gift, opportunity, chance encounter, or synchronistic event from the outside.
The Ace of Pentacles is a combination of two main energies, representing new beginnings. The Aces reflect fresh starts or new prospects. Meanwhile, the Pentacles symbolize the earth and the resources we possess, such as our bodies, finances, and sense of security.
The Tower is a card that makes you feel uneasy. Fire, lightning, and plummeting on jagged rocks all scream danger! Those who despise change will not appreciate Card 16. It denotes an abrupt change in fortune or a rapid upheaval. Change is usually gradual, giving us time to adjust, but it can sometimes be sudden and explosive.
The World is the Major Arcana’s final card, and synthesises and combination of energies from the preceding cards. It symbolizes completeness, happiness, and a strong sense of belonging. This is not a static energy, but rather a dynamic balance. We all play a part in the dance of life, free of the fears and doubts that may have held us back in the past and able to perceive ourselves and the world around us more clearly.
The Fates of Greek mythology are in charge of creating every person’s destiny at birth. Because the Wheel of Fortune is an appropriate picture for a person’s fate, The Fates themselves are thread spinners. The ups and downs of fate and fortune are the subject of Card 10 of the Tarot.
The Fool, as Card 0 of the major arcana, is at the start of the deck, but also stands out from the others. The court jester was a person who was not expected to obey the same rules as everyone else in medieval courts. He had the ability to watch and then mock. As a result, the Fool is erratic and unpredictable. He reminds us that every moment contains limitless possibilities and spontaneity. Nothing is certain or regular with this card. A scenario is enriched by the Fool’s introduction of the novel and unfamiliar.
