The Major Arcana are not just cards they are chapters in your becoming. Archetypes dressed as messengers. Thresholds wrapped in symbol and story.
Each one marks a rite of passage, a mirror, a map. They do not predict the future, they reveal the soul’s choreography.
These 22 cards track the Fool’s journey, but make no mistake: the Fool is you. She’s the one who leaps before she knows the landing. She’s the one who falls, breaks, remembers, becomes. From the first step to the final reckoning, these cards speak not of fate, but of initiation.
Pulling a Major Arcana card means the stakes are soul deep. Something is shifting.
Something sacred is being asked of you. And whether it whispers or roars, the message will reshape you if you let it.
This is not fortune telling. This is remembering.
Temperance Tarot Card Meaning The Sacred Pause: Peace isn’t passive—it’s earned in the silence after survival Temperance arrives when the soul is tired of swinging.
Death Tarot Card Meaning – The Sacred Unraveling There comes a point in the journey where the doors no longer open the way they used
Justice Tarot Card Meaning – The Sacred Balance of All Things. In the grand arc of the Tarot, Justice is not merely a card—it is
The Hanged Man tarot card asks us to stop and look at the situation from a new point of view. It reminds us that sometimes
The Justice Tarot Card: Truth, Balance, and Owning Your Choices Alright, let’s talk about Justice—the eleventh card in the Major Arcana and quite possibly the
The Wheel of Fortune Tarot Card: Buckle Up, Buttercup – Life’s About to Spin Welcome to Card 10 of the Major Arcana: The Wheel of
