Reversed tarot cards are not a verdict of despair but a reminder of dialectical thinking. Drawing on Eastern and Western philosophy and psychology, we explore the wisdom of transformation hidden within reversed cards.
The balancing wisdom of the Temperance card and the Taoist philosophy of the Middle Way reveal a timeless resonance that transcends culture and era.
The Fire Horse year of 2026 carries a rare double-fire energy. The Sun, The Chariot, and Strength resonate powerfully with this year's current — here is how they guide career, love, and abundance.
When the completion of The World card meets Viktor Frankl's philosophy of meaning, may everyone who reaches the end of a chapter find an anchor within.
The Two of Cups shows two people facing each other, each holding a cup, meeting as equals. A true encounter is not two incomplete people filling each other's gaps, but two whole selves choosing to truly see one another.
The tarot is a Western divination tool made up of 78 cards. It is not "fortune-telling" but a mirror for the soul. This guide introduces the history of the tarot, the structure of its 78 cards, and how to begin learning.
The Major Arcana are the 22 core cards among the tarot's 78, representing life's great stages and the soul's lessons. This guide uses the framework of "The Fool's Journey" to walk you through all 22 Major cards, with a complete meaning chart.
A spread is the way drawn cards are arranged in specific positions, each with its own meaning. This guide shows you how to choose a spread — the single-card draw, the Yes or No spread, the three-card Flow of Time, and the Celtic Cross — with when and how to use each.