Major Arcana Cards

The Wheel Of Fortune Card is usually presented as the tenth card of the Major Arcana of most Tarot Decks. In the Rider Waite deck introduced in 1910, the illustration …

The World rings in at number twenty-one in the Major Arcana, preceded by the intensity of Judgement. The journey has been marked by foolish beginnings, calls to action, chaos, healing, …

In the Rider-Waite Tarot, the Sun rises at number nineteen, just after the Moon and preceding Judgement. Its imagery shows the sun in a cloudless sky. Four sunflowers emerge from …

The Lovers Card is usually presented as the sixth card of the Major Arcana of most Tarot Decks. In the Rider Waite deck introduced in 1910, the illustration on the …

Taking its place at number eighteen in the Major Arcana succession, The Moon certainly shifts the mood from the peace and hope of The Star. The Rider-Waite deck brings us …

Strength arrives at number 8, which symbolizes infinity, as well as a constant flow of energy and power. It is considered a particularly lucky number in Japanese and Chinese culture. …

After the upheaval of The Tower, The Star comes as a breath of relief, sitting at number seventeen in the succession of the Major Arcana. The storm has subsided and …

The Tower card is the 16th card of the Major Arcana. The card shows a tower structure in flames, surrounded by clouds and a bolt of lightning. Two people, along …

The first card of the Major Arcana is the Magician. The number 1 is the starting point and the source of all other numbers, a symbol of unity, and the …

As the fifth card in a Tarot deck, the Hierophant is represented by a robed, crowned, and throned figure, holding a sceptre in his hand. The figure raises his other …