Learn More About Tarot

Dive deep into the rich history, meaning, and interpretation of Tarot cards.

What is Tarot?

Tarot is a 78-card deck steeped in history and mystery. It's used for divination, self-reflection, and exploring life's journey. The deck is divided into the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana, representing archetypes and everyday experiences.

Each card contains rich symbolism and imagery that speaks to our subconscious mind, offering insights and guidance for life's challenges and opportunities.

The History of Tarot

Originating in 15th-century Europe as playing cards, Tarot evolved into a tool for divination and self-reflection. It gained widespread popularity in the 18th century and remains a cornerstone of spiritual practice today.

Throughout history, the artistic styles and interpretations of tarot have evolved, reflecting the cultural and spiritual values of different eras, from the Renaissance to modern times.

The Structure of Tarot

Major Arcana

The 22 Major Arcana cards represent life's karmic and spiritual lessons. These cards carry powerful messages about major life events and spiritual evolution, from The Fool (card 0) to The World (card 21).

Minor Arcana

The 56 Minor Arcana cards reflect everyday trials and tribulations that are temporary or have less significant influence. They are divided into four suits: Cups (emotions), Pentacles (material matters), Swords (intellect), and Wands (energy and passion).

Explore the Cards

Tarot Explorer

Dive into the mysteries of the Tarot. Click on a card to learn more.