Minor Arcana and court cards
The four suits, the numbers from Ace to Ten and the court cards, with examples of how to read them in everyday life.
36 guides in this category
What does the suit of Wands mean in tarot?
Discover what the suit of Wands represents in tarot: fire, action, initiative and creativity, and how to interpret these cards in a reading.
What does the suit of Cups mean in tarot?
Understand the suit of Cups in tarot: water, emotions, affection and intuition, and how these cards appear in readings about bonds and feelings.
What does the suit of Swords mean in tarot?
See what the suit of Swords symbolizes in tarot: air, thought, truth and conflict, and how these cards show up in difficult readings.
What are the court cards in tarot?
Understand the 16 tarot court cards, Page, Knight, Queen and King, what each rank represents and how they blend with the suits.
What do the four Aces mean in tarot?
The four tarot Aces represent seeds of new phases in each suit. See what each one means and how to read them in a spread.
How do you read the Minor Arcana numbers, from Ace to Ten?
Learn to read the numbers from Ace to Ten in the Minor Arcana and use each suit's progression to interpret cards without memorizing everything.
Do court cards represent people or aspects of you?
Learn how to decide whether a court card represents someone in your life, a part of you or an attitude, with practical reading examples.
What does the Queen of Cups mean in tarot?
See what the Queen of Cups means in tarot: empathy, intuition and emotional maturity, plus the reversed reading and its meaning in love questions.
What does the Ten of Swords mean in tarot?
Understand the Ten of Swords in tarot: a painful ending, exhaustion and a fresh start. See its upright and reversed meaning and what the card truly shows.
How do you combine the tarot suits in a reading?
Learn how the tarot suits combine and what it means when Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles appear together in the same spread.
What does the suit of Pentacles mean in tarot?
Understand the suit of Pentacles in tarot: earth, money, work and the body, and how these cards show up in readings about stability and resources.
What does the Three of Pentacles mean in tarot?
Discover what the Three of Pentacles means in tarot: collaboration, craft and recognition, and how to read this card in work and projects.
What does the Four of Pentacles mean in tarot?
See what the Four of Pentacles means in tarot: security, control and attachment to money, and how to read the card in finances and relationships.
What does the Five of Pentacles mean in tarot?
Understand the Five of Pentacles in tarot: scarcity, exclusion and the help that is close by, with a practical reading for money, health and relationships.
What does the Six of Pentacles mean in tarot?
Discover the Six of Pentacles in tarot: generosity, help and the balance between giving and receiving, with examples for money, work and relationships.
What does the Seven of Pentacles mean in tarot?
Understand the Seven of Pentacles in tarot: patience, assessing your effort and waiting for the harvest, with examples for career, projects and studies.
What does the Eight of Pentacles mean in tarot?
See what the Eight of Pentacles means in tarot: practice, discipline and the refinement of a craft, and how to interpret it in studies and work.
What does the Nine of Pentacles mean in tarot?
Discover the Nine of Pentacles in tarot: independence, refinement and comfort earned through effort, with examples for money, love and autonomy.
What does the Page mean in tarot in each suit?
Understand the Page in tarot as a messenger: curiosity, learning and news in Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles, with practical examples.
What is the difference between the Queen and the King in tarot?
Understand the difference between the Queen and the King in tarot: two ways of sustaining a suit's energy, with examples in Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles.
Who Is the Page of Wands as a Person in Tarot?
See how the Page of Wands shows up as a person in tarot: curiosity, enthusiasm, the reversed side and a sample reading, without promising any outcomes.
Who Is the Knight of Wands as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Knight of Wands as a person: impulse, courage, the reversed side of haste and how to recognize this energy in yourself or someone close.
Who Is the Queen of Wands as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Queen of Wands as a person: charisma, independence, the reversed side of insecurity and questions for reflecting on this energy in your life.
Who Is the King of Wands as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the King of Wands as a person: vision, leadership, the reversed side of authoritarianism and how this energy shows up in love and work.
Who Is the Page of Cups as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Page of Cups as a person: sensitivity, creativity, the reversed side of fragility and a sample reading for reflecting on the heart.
Who Is the Knight of Cups as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Knight of Cups as a person: romance, sincere invitations, the reversed side of empty promises and how to recognize this energy on your path.
Who Is the Queen of Cups as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Queen of Cups as a person: empathy, intuition, the reversed side of codependency and questions for caring for yourself without burning out.
Who Is the King of Cups as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the King of Cups as a person: emotional balance, diplomacy, the reversed side of repression and how this maturity shows up in love and work.
Who Is the Page of Swords as a Person in Tarot?
See the Page of Swords as a person in a spread: curiosity, frankness and the impulsive side when reversed, with examples for love and work.
Who Is the Knight of Swords as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Knight of Swords as a person: quick action, logic and the shadow of haste when reversed, with examples for love, work and decisions.
Who Is the Queen of Swords as a Person in Tarot?
Discover the Queen of Swords as a person: clarity, honesty and the wall that hurt can build when reversed, with examples for love and work.
Who Is the King of Swords as a Person in Tarot?
Discover the King of Swords as a person: authority, fairness and the risk of logic turning into control when reversed, with examples for love and work.
Who Is the Page of Pentacles as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the Page of Pentacles as a person: practical learning, gentle discipline and interest without action when reversed, with work and love examples.
Who Is the Knight of Pentacles as a Person in Tarot?
See the Knight of Pentacles as a person: steadiness, method and the stubbornness that can block the way when reversed, with love and work examples.
Who Is the Queen of Pentacles as a Person in Tarot?
Discover the Queen of Pentacles as a person: warmth, practical care and the imbalance of self-care when reversed, with examples for love and work.
Who Is the King of Pentacles as a Person in Tarot?
Understand the King of Pentacles as a person: stability, generosity and the risk of greed when reversed, with examples of leadership, love and career.