Tarot & Psychic

Seventh Card of the Tarot

The Chariot represents ambition, willpower and courage. It announces a situation to come, in which one has to show determination, organisational skills and high achievement. It also represents conflict, but as something that will encourage change. The Chariot means victory, despite hurdles being put in your way. It will give you the skills to move onwards and upwards and make the decision of which path to follow. It is not a good card with regard to relationships. The person who draws this card has a tendency to be over-demanding and selfish within the relationship. It can also indicate conflicting desires or passions. Also, the Chariot sometimes foretells a move, a journey, a job involving lots of travel, driving lessons, a driving test or buying a new vehicle. The seventh card of the Major Arcana represents perseverance, determination, willpower, success and progress.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Will-power Courage Determination Victory Success Change

Negative meanings for this card are : Vanity Lack of will-power Hesitation Failure

Death is the thirteenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents major changes in your life, a turning point, and a conclusion to a situation, an inevitable change that can be most beneficial. However, the changes indicated may cause anxiety, as it is a time for making a decision. Starting a new job, starting a new school, college or university, taking evening classes, adopting a new way of life, starting a diet, moving house, leaving school, leaving home, marriage and divorce can all be represented by this card. It is a way of clearing what has gone before and starting over again. This card in a relationship situation can represent that a relationship is about to end, or a new one is about to begin. Whatever the situation, the outcome is inevitable. In certain cases, this card frightens people as they feel it means physical death. It very rarely means death and it never predicts the Querent’s death. This card of the Major Arcana was also known as the ‘nameless arcana’. It was believed in ancient times that to pronounce the word ‘Death’ was to invoke its meaning. The thirteenth card of the Major Arcana represents change, an end to negative situations, transformation and completion. The keyword for this card is TRANSITION.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Change Transformation Turning point Completion Gain  

Negative meanings for this card are : Loss Break-up of Relationship End Difficulties

The Devil is the fifteenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents tension, resentment, fear, frustration and anger. It suggests that you are living with a problem and see no route of escape. It is a fear of confronting the situation. It is seen as sinister card and can also suggest that there are dangerous people around you – so be on your guard. This is a card of intimidation, oppression and rejection. The person to whom this card refers will have an addictive personality. It is a card of excess. This card in a relationship situation represents one partner with an extremely high sex drive who wants to dominate their partner. This can also signify adultery, violence and perversion. The key word for this card is ADDICTION.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Perseverance Expression Love

Negative meanings for this card are : Addiction Tension Resentment Fear Frustration Anger Oppression Violence Perversion Adultery Rejection

The Hanged Man is the twelfth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents a situation where one has to wait for an outcome. It is a time where everything has come to a standstill and you are unable to take any course of action. You have reached a crossroads in life and a decision has to be made, but you do not know which path to take. It is a time of complete indecision. It is a time to let go and review the situation. The Hanged Man also signifies the sacrifice of material comforts or the ending of a destructive relationship. This may leave you feeling all alone, but in the long run it will improve the quality of your life and your self-esteem. This card indicates that it is time to give up something addictive, such as smoking, drinking or over-eating. It’s a good time to start a healthy life-style regime. This card in a relationship situation would indicate the need to dedicate yourself to one particular person and form a deep and special long-term relationship. The twelfth card of the Major Arcana represents letting go, transition, lucidity, sacrifice and patience. The key word for this card is TRANSITION.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Letting go Period of transition Trust Patience Sacrifice  

Negative meanings for this card are : Laziness Indecision Negativity Impatience

The Hermit is the ninth card of the Major Arcana

This card represents the need to withdraw from a situation in order to think clearly and concisely and to reassess your life, values and yourself. It is a time for contemplation on a large scale or maybe time to recover after a period of hard work. This card also represents an older person who has acquired wisdom and knowledge or an isolated and rather solitary person. Seeking advice from this older person could be beneficial. It could also be a time in your life when you are on your own and would suggest that you need your own space for a while. A time for reflection if you are in a steady relationship. Perhaps you want your independence and you are not ready to settle down yet. The Hermit card deals with situations where thought, patience and lucidity have to be practiced. The ninth card of the Major Arcana represents wisdom, perceptiveness, awareness and solitude. The key word for this card is Quest.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Wisdom Patience Awareness Discovery Perceptiveness Solitude Lucidity  

Negative meanings for this card are : Withdrawal Isolation Scepticism Depression

Judgement is the twentieth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents that a particular phase of your life is about to end. It can mean leaving a job that you have been in for sometime, and moving on to pastures new. It is time to reflect and sum up what has gone before. This card can also mean retirement. It also signifies a sense of achievement for a job well done. You can sit back and assess with satisfaction that you have done your duty to the best of your ability. It brings about an inner vision, a clarity that would suggest past setbacks have brought about changes for the better. It also brings relief, relaxation and a state of trust. This card is all about renewal, regeneration, resolve and evaluation. This card in a relationship situation represents a point at which you have to re-evaluate your relationship. What might have appeared as a failure might now be seen as a successful and fulfilling relationship and that past actions are accepted as a way for changing the situation for the better. The key word for this card is RENEWAL.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Renewal Revelation Reconciliation Forgiveness Recognition Promotion  

Negative meanings for this card are : Set-backs Severity Failure Harsh judgement

Seventh Card of the Tarot The eighth card of the Tarot (some Tarot card decks interchange Strength as the eighth card)

The Justice Card symbolizes justness, fairness and balance. It could possibly mean dealing with legal matters, such as business contracts, marriage, divorce or criminal law. It is an excellent card for joint ventures and partnerships. Wherever a judgement has to be made, it will be made fairly. It can sometimes imply the need to find a balance between contradictory factors which are at stake. In a relationship, this card could be interpreted as being unfairly treated, and that one is striving for equality. Usually, if this card is upright, the outcome will be favourable. The Justice card deals with situations where a balance has to be found. The eighth card of the Major Arcana represents compromise, resolve, stability and balance. The keyword for this card is Justice.

Positive interpretations for this card are: Balance Judgement Honesty Truth Discipline Partnership  

Negative meanings for this card are: Intolerance Indecision Injustice Error Divorce

The Sixth Card of the Tarot

The Lovers card can be interpreted as signifying romance, love, passion, engagement, and marriage. A new relationship could be about to begin or a current one will improve – a re-kindling of passion or even ex- partners getting back together. This card also indicates friendship. The figures depicted suggest innocence, youth and virginity before it becomes poisoned by material desire. It also suggests the fulfilment of desires. This card can also refer to making a choice or taking a decision that may lead to a major crisis in a person’ life. By making the choice, one has to stick to it, without allowing oneself to be affected by outside influences. Therefore the choice should not be made lightly. This sixth card of the Major Arcana represents wishes, desires, motivation, selection and commitment.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Desire Motivation Choice Commitment Decision Union Attraction  

Negative meanings for this card are : Confusion Greed Indecision Negative influence from a third party

The Moon is the eighteenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents a feeling of apprehension, doubt and fear. It is quite a sinister card to draw and it is telling you to follow the path you have chosen, no matter what obstacles are thrown in your way to hinder you. It is like trying to sort out everything on your own, without any help or guidance. You must learn to rely on your own intuition and gut feelings. If you do this, The Moon will guide you through. It is telling you to be perceptive and aware. If you draw this card, take advantage of it and use your imagination. It is a time to follow a more artistic and spiritual path in your life. This card in a relationship situation can indicate the lack of someone special in your life and the lack of sexual fulfilment. It can also indicate sexual inhibition, or a fear of the opposite sex. The key word for this card is APPREHENSION.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Imagination Intuition Perception Creativeness Guidance  

Negative meanings for this card are : Disappointment Confusion Doubt Fear Anguish Decision

The Star is the seventeenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents hope, faith, happiness, optimism, inspiration and achievement. It suggests that the future is bright and achievement of one’s goals is attainable. Ideas and plans are more than likely to come to fruition and prospects for the future are good. This is thought to be the luckiest card in the Tarot deck and symbolises creative inspiration. The Star brings new experiences and offers into your life. It can indicate a promotion or passing exams etc with distinction. This card in a relationship situation represents a widening of horizons, meeting different people from different places and cultures, increased sexual energy, and that peace, harmony, fulfilment and love will abound. The key word for this card is INSPIRATION.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Harmony Peace Energy Imagination Faith Hope Liberation Achievement Happiness Fulfilment  

Negative meanings for this card are : Influence Faithless Learning to let go

Strength is the eleventh card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents physical strength as well as moral strength, courage and an ability to persevere. Determination, accomplishment and a positive manner are all characteristics of this card and it also indicates a time to put plans into action. Overcoming illness and obstacles is close at hand. This card in a relationship situation represents very powerful sexual desires, and if these are channelled correctly, they can result in the most amazing energy. The Strength card deals with situations where one is in control and represents accomplishment, courage, confidence, strength and determination. The key word for this card is COURAGE.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Courage Determination Willpower Confidence Accomplishment Strength  

Negative meanings for this card are : Weakness Lack of confidence Stubbornness Fear

The Sun is the nineteenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents all that is good in life and indicates that success, happiness and good health are on the way. It also indicates an excellent time for family and friendships. In some cases, it can also signify a pregnancy or birth of a baby, or employment involving working with children. If this card is drawn, it is a very good time to start a new business or enterprise, especially in the summer months. Also, this card signifies spontaneity, satisfaction, contentment and clarification. It is a card of good omen. This card in a relationship situation indicates a warm, tender, contented and passionate relationship. It is a very lucky card to draw in connection with your love life as it represents sexual fulfilment and the feeling of deepest desires. The key word for this card is CONTENTMENT.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Contentment Satisfaction Happiness Joy Delight Radiance Ecstasy  

Negative meanings for this card are : Illusion Closed mind Doubt

Temperance is the fourteenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents moderation and control of certain impulses and efficiency. It suggests harmony and balance are about to enter your life. Peace, calm and well-being are the traits of drawing this card. This is a card of understanding and revelation – it is reassuring and allows the flow of free thought and intuition when making a decision. It is a positive card for business transactions and negotiations. This card in a relationship situation represents a need to use tact and understanding and to listen to your partner’s point of view. It is important to find a happy balance between both partners. The key word for this card is MODERATION

Positive interpretations for this card are : Revelation Moderation Understanding Good Transaction Renewal  

Negative meanings for this card are : Indecision Incompetence Restlessness Excessiveness

The Tower is the sixteenth card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents upheaval, disruption, unavoidable change, catastrophe and changes in behaviour, but believe it or not the eventual outcome is for the better. It can mean a house move, a physical accident, a break-up of a relationship or arguments either within the family or in a work-place situation leading to a parting. Although this would seem to be a very negative card, it can be very positive as it clears away and makes room for change in one’s life. It is a test to one’s strength of character. This card in a relationship situation represents that you have most probably received a shock with regard to your partner and love life. It will make you look at the relationship in a new light. It will help you make the decision whether to end the relationship or, if you think it’s worth saving, it will give you the strength to fight for what you believe in. The key word for this card is REVELATION.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Upheaval Change Liberation Awareness  

Negative meanings for this card are : Crisis Mistakes Doubt Break-Up

The Wheel of Fortune is the tenth card of the Major Arcana

This card represents that change for the good is on the way and that one should have faith in what the future holds. The Wheel of Fortune could also mean that you are about to embark on some kind of foreign travel, either a holiday or business travel. It can also mean a new stage in one’s career path or even a fresh course of study. A stroke of luck, a windfall or an amazing opportunity are also indicative of this card. A chance meeting or occurrence could lead to the beginning of a new and very powerful relationship. The tenth card of the Major Arcana represents beneficial change, evolution, action and good fortune. The key word for this card is OPPORTUNITY.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Opportunity Evolution Good Fortune Success Action  

Negative meanings for this card are : Insecurity Loss Failure to achieve

The World is the twenty-first card of the Major Arcana.

This card represents knowledge, fulfillment, completion and success. It signifies achievement at each and every turn. Total happiness and perfect joy are the feelings that are associated with this card. It can also give one a feeling of elation and a sense of pride. It shows a generous, kind and loving nature. It is a card that indicates fresh beginnings and opportunities with high aspirations and noble motivations. It also represents total satisfaction and absolute success. This card in a relationship situation represents complete emotional, sexual and liberated fulfilment. The experience of sex at this level is bordering on the mystical, which in turn leads to enlightenment. The key word for this card is SUCCESS.

Positive interpretations for this card are : Success Happiness Joy Fulfilment Satisfaction Achievement Knowledge  

Negative meanings for this card are : Sacrifice Dependency Excessiveness Imperfection