TL;DR: Cleansing and charging your Tarot cards through methods like sage, moonlight, crystals, affirmations, and sunlight, help maintain their accuracy and potency. Regular care, defined by intentionality during cleansing and awareness of factors that may drain or negatively influence the cards’ energy, ensures these divination tools remain effective for Tarot readings. Are your Tarot readings…
SUMMARY: The Fool tarot card is the first card of the Major Arcana. Rich in visual elements, The Fool is the card of new beginnings, spontaneous actions, and leaps of faith both in an upright and reversed position. Its influence spans all aspects of life – love, career, health, and spirituality, offering guidance for growth…
The Hierophant tarot card represents tradition, structure, and spiritual wisdom. I always like to see this card in readings because it makes me feel like someone else will be there to help me out, which is rare in my life most of the time. The Hierophant Tarot Card Meaning Often associated with religious or institutional…
The Emperor tarot card signifies a demand of respect and authority. It means you are in charge of your life, and you must set boundaries to protect your energy while leveling up. I’ve never really felt connected to male gendered cards, especially when they’re old white men. However, aligned with the astrological sign Aries, and…
The Queen of Swords is a symbol of intellectual independence, clear perception, and direct communication. Queen of Swords Tarot Card Meaning She is emotionally mature, incredibly perceptive, and not afraid to speak her truth. The Queen of Swords often encourages you to think critically, communicate your ideas clearly, and make decisions based on your understanding…
I have owned 150+ tarot card decks in my life, and these are my top 5 favorites, in that order. These are affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may earn a commission. Yes, you can buy your own decks. Don’t listen to gatekeepers. Before I moved to Mexico, I had an entire bookshelf…