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Tarot Meanings: articles and card-by-card guides from MyTarotAdvisor. Upright, reversed, love and career meanings explained.
The Queen of Wands is the Water of Fire court card: steady warmth, self-trust and the ability to run a busy life without losing heart. Reversed, it shows jealousy or burnout behind a confident face.
Often called the 'wish card,' the Nine of Cups signals a moment of deep contentment and hard-won fulfillment. Your desires are manifesting into joyful reality.
The Wheel of Fortune is about turning points you set in motion but cannot fully steer: luck, timing and the end of one cycle. A side-by-side table, the Jupiter and Kaph correspondences and a test for reversed readings are included.
Unlock the Three of Wands tarot meaning. Discover how foresight and planning lead to expansion and momentum as your metaphorical ships finally come into view.
Called Lord of Dominion by the Golden Dawn and tied to Mars in the first decan of Aries, the Two of Wands describes a plan made from a secure base. It says yes when there is a plan behind the question.
The King of Pentacles is the final chapter, the story of reaching the peak of your game through discipline, sweat, and profound respect for the tangible world.
The Five of Cups can feel like pure loss, but it's really a tough-love lesson in perspective. Learn how to move from regret to resilience.
That jolt of electricity when a brilliant idea strikes? That's the Page of Wands. This card is about creative fire, new ideas, and taking that first bold step.
The Six of Cups tarot card invites you to look back with warmth, not to get stuck, but to retrieve a forgotten joy or wisdom that will help you move forward.
