Tarot Room

Welcome to Psychic Library’s Tarot Room. The tarot cards, when used as a divination tool, serve as windows into the human experience whether they reflect our spiritual side; our past, present and future paths; our own personal characteristics; or the varied individuals with whom we interact in our daily lives.

The pictorial 78-card tarot deck is divided into two sections: the Major Arcana (22 cards) and Minor Arcana (56 cards). The Major Arcana cards depict issues you might encounter on your path throughout life, and the Minor Arcana cards explain life situations and people you might meet during your day-to-day life.

Keep in mind that the impact of each tarot card can vary and its interpretation depends on the spread used, the card placement in the spread, its proximity to the positions of the other cards, the deck preference of the reader and whether the card is in the upright or reverse position.

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Interactive Tarot Deck

The Lovers Tarot Card The Lovers
Wheel of Fortune Tarot Card Wheel of Fortune

Psychic Library presents the Interactive Tarot Deck. Our deck provides an interpretation of each card in the upright and reversed positions. Use this quick reference guide when performing card readings with your own tarot deck for yourself or another person (the querent).

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The Four Suits

To follow are short descriptions and associations of each of the four suits of the Minor Arcana.

Ace of Wands

Wands

The Wands are also known as rods or staves. They correspond to clubs in a playing card deck and are associated with the Fire element and the color yellow. The suit is associated with Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. The cards are symbolic of passion, desires, creativity, energy, career and ideas.

Ace of Cups

Cups

The Cups are also known as chalices or goblets. They correspond to hearts in a playing card deck and are associated with the Water element and the color red. The suit is associated with Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces. The cards are symbolic of emotions (positive and negative), love, relationships, romance, happiness, intuition, psychic abilities and spiritual connections.

Ace of Swords

Swords

The Swords are also known as blades, knives or athames. They correspond to spades in a playing card deck and are associated with the Air element and the color indigo. The suit is associated with Gemini, Libra and Aquarius. The cards are symbolic of battles within you, challenge, struggle, physical and moral conflict, action and change.

Ace of Pentacles

Pentacles

The Pentacles are also known as coins or discs. They correspond to diamonds in a playing card deck and are associated with the Earth element and the color green. The suit is associated with Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn. The cards are symbolic of health, wealth, material possessions and the physical world. They also symbolize the realization of ideas and material gain.

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Tarot for Beginners

One Card Tarot SpreadOne Card Spread
Three Card Tarot SpreadThree Card Spread

Our tarot for beginners section is a good guide to get you started. Many tarot decks are available for purchase. The most popular is the Rider-Waite deck. However, when shopping for one, try to get a feel for the deck by either touching the cards or, if you can’t do that, look at the drawings that are depicted on the box. Find a deck that appeals to you—use your intuition.

Keep in mind that there are also many used decks for sale, either in used bookshops or online. However, those used decks might contain unfamiliar and unwanted energies that you may not understand. Clear your mind and listen to your gut reaction—if you don’t get a good feeling while touching or looking at the deck, don’t buy it. But if you are given a deck out of love and in your best interest from an individual you know, this is also a very good beginning.

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Tarot Card Spreads

Tarot Card Meanings

A tarot card spread is the method by which a tarot card reader physically lays out or places the cards on the table and then interprets the card meanings for the querent. Not only are there many different types of tarot card decks available, there are also many different spreads used by card readers.

For example, the very popular Celtic Cross spread does not follow one standardized card layout. The basic cross and column diagram is the same, but the order in which the cards are spread in the cross varies greatly. Listed below are some tarot card spreads using the popular Rider-Waite tarot deck, which are also used for free readings in the Oracle Room.

Variations exist between these different spreads, as well. Card readers determine the spread and the deck to use based upon their personal preferences. No matter what deck or spread is used, the outcome is the same—you will receive answers to your questions and predictions for your future.

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For a FREE tarot reading and more, visit the Oracle Room.