The seventy-eight cards
Every card gets its own page: the traditional meaning, the reversal, how it reads in love, work and money, the symbolism in the 1909 illustration, and the misreading it most often attracts.
The Fool
beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, free spirit, faith
The Magician
manifestation, skill, resourcefulness, focus, initiative
The High Priestess
intuition, secrets, stillness, inner knowing, patience
The Empress
abundance, nurture, fertility, comfort, growth
The Emperor
authority, structure, boundaries, discipline, stability
The Hierophant
tradition, institution, teaching, conformity, ritual
The Lovers
choice, union, values, alignment, openness
The Chariot
willpower, direction, momentum, discipline, focus
Strength
patience, composure, courage, self-command, gentleness
The Hermit
solitude, introspection, searching, inner guidance, deliberate pace
Wheel of Fortune
change, cycles, turning point, circumstance, momentum
Justice
fairness, consequence, accountability, law, balance
The Hanged Man
suspension, pause, new perspective, waiting, letting go
Death
endings, transition, letting go, finality, change
Temperance
balance, moderation, patience, proportion, blending
The Devil
attachment, compulsion, dependency, bargain, materialism
The Tower
sudden change, collapse, disruption, revelation, upheaval
The Star
hope, renewal, calm, openness, replenishment
The Moon
illusion, uncertainty, anxiety, intuition, concealment
The Sun
clarity, vitality, success, openness, warmth
Judgement
reckoning, awakening, assessment, summons, accounting
The World
completion, wholeness, closure, arrival, integration
Ace of Wands
spark, initiative, desire, potential, beginning
Two of Wands
planning, scope, choice, foresight, ambition