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The Fool - Beginnings
The Fool card is the beginning of the soul's trip through the Major Arcana. We see our younger self, free and uninhibited, running to meet our adventures in life. We can only imagine the treasures that are waiting for us at the end of the rainbow. We are light on our feet and it feels good to run. Our faithful number two, represented by the dog, is at our heels cautioning us to slow down and be careful, but we can't be bothered with that. We've packed our day bag with everything we think we'll need, trusting for everything else. Our run is our dance down the stream, splashing in the water. 'Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.' We find ourselves strangely protected as we fly forward. The sun at our back, the road ahead, and the mist rising from the morning rain beckon us to take the leap into our destiny; It is our inner child chasing a butterfly down the creek, laughing. All archetypes return to the Fool card, as everything multiplied by zero is zero. The Fool has a special connection to the Multiverse card, as that card represents many paths existing concurrently; Always remember the fool. After all, aren't we all fools?
Face Up
When face up, we sing with joy the meaning of the Fool. This card indicates moving forward in an unplanned and unexpected way; Optimism, happiness, and a naive perspective fill his outlook. Move forward now; do not hesitate to start. It is time to act on impulse, quickly; Will the outcome be positive? Look to the other cards in the reading to determine that. The Fool moves on to the next step or phase without looking back. A joyous start.
Reversed
When reversed, the Fool finds it hard to trust in his own instincts. Reckless action and folly fill the Fool's head. He is wasting his inventive energy, instead hesitating and creating delay; The reversed Fool finds it hard to finish anything, but starts many projects. Piles of unfinished work lay about. This Fool seeks to escape his own fears. Leaping without looking first, he is apt to tumble into unfortunate circumstances. An apathetic attitude. Turning one's head away from new opportunities
Magician - Transmutation
The Magician is a strong figure of creation. He is the person who makes it happen, the one who transforms lead into gold. He sits on an ornate, golden chair, one hand pointing upward to the sky and the other pointing downward toward the earth. He is the connection between the two. Behind him are two pillars of immense power. Above his head is a multifaceted crystal that gives him the ability to see many different sides of a problem before coming up with a clever solution. The crystal also indicates that his knowledge comes from a higher source. Before him are the elements of the Tarot: the red wand, the blue cup, the yellow stone, and the white sword. He uses the elements as a musician would use his or her instrument. The figure is tarnished and darkened, showing both use and age, but his posture is relaxed and open. He often takes pieces of materials that would otherwise have been discarded or overlooked, and manifests new solutions using his ability to channel universal energy: He brings new information to our ever-changing environment. He is quick and considered by some to be a miracle worker. The crown above his head indicates his great intelligence. The Magician has the ability to speak clearly and at any level, so as to be completely understood. He will take risks in order to achieve his goals.
Face Up
Power and creativity. Highly original. One who transforms situations for the better of all involved. Sharp imagination. An excellent speaker. Precisely organized. Someone who makes things happen. Very skilled at his or her craft. Masterful with thought and emotion. Ingenious at creating solutions. Self-determined. Easily influences other people and inspires them to do their best. Will immediately alter his position based on new facts. A powerful person wielding change, knowledge, and creation.
Reversed
The immense energy of the Magician becomes blocked. Stupid decisions are made. Finding it hard to focus on the problem. Uninspiring and weak. Pessimism for the future. A low self-image. Unable to utilize people, places, or things. Poor communication skills. Lack of will. Net willing to make changes.
High Priestess - Meditation
The High Priestess is the queen of meditation. She is the moon goddess, mysterious and compelling. Before her is the book of knowledge with the Tree of Life on the right-hand page. She is crowned for her broad intellect and cosmic revelations. Behind her are two pillars of light from which she draws her universal power, and behind them are great glass balls representing spirit. In her outstretched hand is the earth. She holds the globe protectively in her loving hand. Her actions are never seen, only felt. To each side is a dolphin. The dolphin is one of the smartest sea creatures, but still a mystery to us. Dolphins are playful, yet at any moment splash beneath the water's surface. The High Priestess holds a thin veil before her. This is both to keep her secrets and to remind us of how thin the line is between each other and the other dimensions. A fog has come in over the water, adding more mystery to the scene. She sits upon the ocean in a chair made of blue ice. Water represents the subconscious mind and its tremendous depths. She holds close her great truths and only exposes them through riddle and parable. She is a truly trusted figure, though hard to pin down. Her touch gives life-giving energy;
Face Up
A time to meditate and look inward. Reconnecting with one's own serene knowledge. A feeling of calm serenity. Step back and have faith. The answer will come. Do not analyze. Instead, use your quiet intuition. Do not ask yourself what you think, but rather what you feel. Allow your inner voice to be heard. Be at peace with life. Let yourself be comfortable with mystery; Let the feeling of 'being' fill you with joy. You already know the answer. Someone who is all heart.
Reversed
A time to be active in your life and in your community. Act now; the time for meditation has passed. Self-knowledge is achieved. You choose to step into the limelight and cease to be mysterious. You commit yourself to your goal. You share with others the secrets you have learned. You draw many people to you. Not accepting the mystery of being feminine. Check your facts, because you are missing something.
The Empress - Femininity
The Empress, here reminiscent of Venus, is all about love. She holds the scepter of fire and air, with the two large rings representing the union between herself and the Emperor. She hands off her scepter to the Emperor. The pillars bulge forward pregnantly, and the breasts are accentuated to emphasize the idea of life giver. The Empress is the perfect wife to the Emperor and gives him ideas and advice on what to do next. The rainbow crystal above her head signifies being able to see on many levels. The moon is her time for being creative, and the abundance of water shows her ability to have and handle much emotion. She is the archetype of the feminine. She is light on her feet and almost dancing upon the globe. She is mother, home, and unconditional love. The repeating circles emphasize her ability to give life. She would rather forgive you than do anything else. She loves perfectly. She not only represents home, but the structure of home. She is also passionate and a wonderful lover.
Face Up
Femininity and love. This card shows a time of great emotional content. This card can mean pregnancy depending on the other cards present. It definitely indicates sensuality and sexuality. Positive emotional expressions of love. Loving others in a motherly way without losing one's sensual nature. The Empress may be emotional, but she is also a powerful woman. It is the feminine way in which she wields her power that may confuse others. Her night-time meditations give her a high degree of creativity in which she delights. She literally gives birth to new concepts and ideas.
Reversed
Emotions and creativity are blocked. Someone closed off to his or her inner self. Being unable to articulate the problem. A lack of interest in others. Delaying progress and frittering away material wealth. Laziness, vanity, and conceit. Not a time for passion. Problems surround the seeker's mother or a mother figure. Fights at home. Infertility or an unwanted pregnancy: Someone who may be promiscuous without feeling or caring for others.
The Emperor - Establishment
The Emperor is the ruling king of the land. He is the head of the corporation, the one in charge. His rule comes at a cost. You can see the figures in the pillars holding up the great weight of the king's institution. Behind him is the Tree of Life. The gold aura behind his head indicates someone of high intellect. His scepter has on it a triangle and a circle, the triangle representing fire and the circle the air. A recurring pattern of two rings appears in this card. This is the joining of himself with the Empress. The Emperor receives the scepter from the Empress and, with it, makes things happen in the physical world. The Emperor is the one who sets things in motion. He is the grand creator. He is smart and unashamedly the king. He guards the Tree of Life and has built his castle nearby. He is the father of the community, making and enforcing the rules. The Emperor holds the power. Like a father, he represents the stability of societal ways. Fetching water, chopping wood, and paying taxes are just some of the ways in which the Emperor holds himself as the example. The Emperor represents governmental or corporate power. He is the final authority.
Face Up
When face up, the Emperor represents structured power. A person of accomplishments and achievements. The Emperor card is favorable when the question posed is about new projects. Creation of wealth. Now is the time to start the project. Tendency toward violence and protectionism. Sexual power and the ability to be irresistible to others. The Emperor makes you think of tall government structures that hold and manipulate power. The Emperor is a powerful individual and not to be messed with. The buck stops with him.
Reversed
A strong hatred of authority and authority figures. Dislikes institutions and all forms of government. Has problems with parents or elders. A poor leader who cannot garner followers because of immaturity. Not a time to start new projects. Progress is halted. 'Not at this time' is the message. Not being able to make a decision. Cannot take suggestions from others. Too sensitive to be effective.
The Fool card is the beginning of the soul's trip through the Major Arcana. We see our younger self, free and uninhibited, running to meet our adventures in life. We can only imagine the treasures that are waiting for us at the end of the rainbow. We are light on our feet and it feels good to run. Our faithful number two, represented by the dog, is at our heels cautioning us to slow down and be careful, but we can't be bothered with that. We've packed our day bag with everything we think we'll need, trusting for everything else. Our run is our dance down the stream, splashing in the water. 'Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.' We find ourselves strangely protected as we fly forward. The sun at our back, the road ahead, and the mist rising from the morning rain beckon us to take the leap into our destiny; It is our inner child chasing a butterfly down the creek, laughing. All archetypes return to the Fool card, as everything multiplied by zero is zero. The Fool has a special connection to the Multiverse card, as that card represents many paths existing concurrently; Always remember the fool. After all, aren't we all fools? 
The Magician is a strong figure of creation. He is the person who makes it happen, the one who transforms lead into gold. He sits on an ornate, golden chair, one hand pointing upward to the sky and the other pointing downward toward the earth. He is the connection between the two. Behind him are two pillars of immense power. Above his head is a multifaceted crystal that gives him the ability to see many different sides of a problem before coming up with a clever solution. The crystal also indicates that his knowledge comes from a higher source. Before him are the elements of the Tarot: the red wand, the blue cup, the yellow stone, and the white sword. He uses the elements as a musician would use his or her instrument. The figure is tarnished and darkened, showing both use and age, but his posture is relaxed and open. He often takes pieces of materials that would otherwise have been discarded or overlooked, and manifests new solutions using his ability to channel universal energy: He brings new information to our ever-changing environment. He is quick and considered by some to be a miracle worker. The crown above his head indicates his great intelligence. The Magician has the ability to speak clearly and at any level, so as to be completely understood. He will take risks in order to achieve his goals. 
The High Priestess is the queen of meditation. She is the moon goddess, mysterious and compelling. Before her is the book of knowledge with the Tree of Life on the right-hand page. She is crowned for her broad intellect and cosmic revelations. Behind her are two pillars of light from which she draws her universal power, and behind them are great glass balls representing spirit. In her outstretched hand is the earth. She holds the globe protectively in her loving hand. Her actions are never seen, only felt. To each side is a dolphin. The dolphin is one of the smartest sea creatures, but still a mystery to us. Dolphins are playful, yet at any moment splash beneath the water's surface. The High Priestess holds a thin veil before her. This is both to keep her secrets and to remind us of how thin the line is between each other and the other dimensions. A fog has come in over the water, adding more mystery to the scene. She sits upon the ocean in a chair made of blue ice. Water represents the subconscious mind and its tremendous depths. She holds close her great truths and only exposes them through riddle and parable. She is a truly trusted figure, though hard to pin down. Her touch gives life-giving energy; 
The Empress, here reminiscent of Venus, is all about love. She holds the scepter of fire and air, with the two large rings representing the union between herself and the Emperor. She hands off her scepter to the Emperor. The pillars bulge forward pregnantly, and the breasts are accentuated to emphasize the idea of life giver. The Empress is the perfect wife to the Emperor and gives him ideas and advice on what to do next. The rainbow crystal above her head signifies being able to see on many levels. The moon is her time for being creative, and the abundance of water shows her ability to have and handle much emotion. She is the archetype of the feminine. She is light on her feet and almost dancing upon the globe. She is mother, home, and unconditional love. The repeating circles emphasize her ability to give life. She would rather forgive you than do anything else. She loves perfectly. She not only represents home, but the structure of home. She is also passionate and a wonderful lover. 
The Emperor is the ruling king of the land. He is the head of the corporation, the one in charge. His rule comes at a cost. You can see the figures in the pillars holding up the great weight of the king's institution. Behind him is the Tree of Life. The gold aura behind his head indicates someone of high intellect. His scepter has on it a triangle and a circle, the triangle representing fire and the circle the air. A recurring pattern of two rings appears in this card. This is the joining of himself with the Empress. The Emperor receives the scepter from the Empress and, with it, makes things happen in the physical world. The Emperor is the one who sets things in motion. He is the grand creator. He is smart and unashamedly the king. He guards the Tree of Life and has built his castle nearby. He is the father of the community, making and enforcing the rules. The Emperor holds the power. Like a father, he represents the stability of societal ways. Fetching water, chopping wood, and paying taxes are just some of the ways in which the Emperor holds himself as the example. The Emperor represents governmental or corporate power. He is the final authority. 
