Explore the Chariot major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Chariot is about direction and movement, use this spread when you understand your goals, but are unsure of how to get there.
Explore the Lovers major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Lovers is about relationships and unity, use this spread when you want to better see all the love that you have in your life.
Explore the Hierophant major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Hierophant is about tradition and belonging, use this spread when you’re feeling isolated, lonely, or disconnected from yourself and others.
Explore the Emperor major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Emperor is about structures and protection, use this spread when you’re working on setting boundaries, and protecting your personal energy but need some help.
Explore the Empress major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Empress is about nurturing and abundance, use this spread when you’re looking to learn how to better take care of both yourself and others.
Explore the High Priestess major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the High Priestess is about intuition and your inner voice, use this spread when your intuition is nagging you, but you’re unsure of what it is trying to say.
Explore the Magician major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Magician is about willpower and manifestation, use this spread when you want to exert your will on a situation, but are unsure of how to do so.
Explore the Fool major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Fool is about new beginnings and adventure, use this spread when you’re starting a new stage of your life; whether its moving, a new relationship, a new career, etc.
One of tarot’s biggest strengths is giving you a mirror to reflect on your life and introspect. Life is progressing at an ever faster rate, and sometimes we can find it hard to give ourselves the time and the space to pause and evaluate the path that we are taking.
One of the more curious things you may have encountered on your journey with the tarot is the phenomena of the same card appearing in your readings multiple times.
If you’ve read one of our last posts about asking the right kind of questions for your tarot readings, you’ll know that one of the things we actually don’t recommend is asking yes or no questions.
Carl Jung himself, who classified the human psyche as having three parts: the ego, the personal unconscious, and the collective unconscious, described archetypes as being highly developed elements of something known as the collective unconscious.
