Tarot
Bits of knowledge from other people about Tarot
Tarot
red roses (for passion) and white lilies (for purity).
Rachel Pollack • The New Tarot Handbook
The Fool
His posture of one arm up, one arm down symbolizes the great esoteric principle “as above, so below.”
Rachel Pollack • The New Tarot Handbook
The Magician
As an obstacle, the Magician can represent the ability to trick and deceive.
Lisa Papez • Unlocking the Tarot
a blessing, the Emperor represents authority and responsibility and reminds you that you have more control over your life than you realize. He reminds you that you have a right to define your own boundaries, that “no” is a complete sentence, and that you should stand your ground. The Emperor reminds you that only you can be the ultimate boss of
... See moreLisa Papez • Unlocking the Tarot
He is a servant of creation. Energy moves through him, and he directs it but does not try to control it or hold on to it.
Rachel Pollack • The New Tarot Handbook
The Magician
keywords: attachment, suspension, unconventionality
Rachel Pollack • The New Tarot Handbook
the Hanged Man
possible. Taking a chance on love or new ideas. Setting out. reversed: Caution, maturity, anxiety. Need for planning before an action. Sometimes overly cautious. Can be losing touch with your instincts.
Rachel Pollack • The New Tarot Handbook
The Fool
We tend to see the Emperor only through the lens of rulership and forget that he is also protective, supportive, and stable. The Emperor also represents personal empowerment. He boldly and unapologetically takes up space. His communication is commanding, and he expects to be listened to.