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Tarot Meanings: articles and card-by-card guides from MyTarotAdvisor. Upright, reversed, love and career meanings explained.
The Ten of Cups describes lasting emotional fulfilment: a home, a family or a team where people feel they belong. The Golden Dawn called it Lord of Perfected Success, and Crowley titled it Satiety.
Charged with restless mental energy, the Page of Swords brings new ideas, vital news, and the urge to speak your truth. Are you ready to listen and act?
The Ten of Swords closes the suit of Swords: a painful ending that has already happened, with dawn on the horizon. Its Golden Dawn title is Lord of Ruin, and its decan is the Sun in Gemini.
The World is the last card of the Major Arcana, number XXI, and marks the successful end of a cycle. Here it is read in a sample spread about moving to a new city, then position by position.
Judgement, card XX, grew out of medieval images of the Last Judgment and is read today as a call to review your past and make a decision. This guide traces the card through four decks and covers its upright, reversed, love, career and yes/no meanings.
The Six of Pentacles asks you to get honest about your relationship with resources. Discover the true meaning of giving, receiving, and the power dynamics at play.
Family, shared resources and a place you belong: the Ten of Pentacles describes security built to outlast one person. Reversed, it shows money disputes or stability bought at the price of freedom.
Death is Major Arcana card XIII and describes an ending that clears the way for a new stage, not a physical death. This guide answers the common questions: feelings, a person, love, work, yes/no and timing.
The Seven of Swords is a slippery card of strategy and secrecy. It asks you to look closer at what's hidden and question motives—including your own.
