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In the 1st card the Magician: the fool now learns to focus creativity and develop the tools he will need to
manifest his desires. This cards introduces the fool to the concepts of awareness and logic. It teaches him
to be adaptable no matter the situation.
2nd the High Priestess: Here the fool learns what he is missing from the magicians logic. It is here that
the fool first comes into contact with the the spiritual unconscious and intuitive aspects. What is hidden
by the mysteries of moon. Or the female right brain dominated energies.
3rd The Empress: having learned the objective and the subjective the fool now learns about the parental
archetypes: Father and Mother: The Empress is the mother earth the womb the symbol of fertility,
abundance, healing and nurturing energies. She is someone who is able to give and receive love.
4th The Emperor: The father He represent the husband and authority figure. He is the builder and the
source of reason. He dominates and exerts power and control.
5th The Hierophant Or Pope: Here the fool learns about morals and traditional values. The Hierophant is
the carrier and transmitter of ancient wisdom. He is conservative and a good counselor. The pope is the
persona of the mask we must wear in social interactions.
6th The Lovers: This card teaches the fool the concept of yin and
nyang,temptation,distraction,attraction,union. This is the choice card there are two paths you must choose
one.
7th The Chariot having learned yin and yang light and dark the fool now learns to balance and control
opposing forces to run a steady course. Here he realizes that life involves conflict and compromise. Here
we learn to integrate both sides the dark and the light.
8th Strength: Here the fool learns to develop inner strength and confidence in his self. Which allows him
to trust himself and develop a sense of pride.
9th The Hermit: Here the fool learns about solitude and how to look within himself for guidance. To
meditate and "know thy self".
10th The Wheel Of Fortune: Here he learns that life is random and unpredictable. He learns of the
working s of fate. And that there are forces beyond his control. He learns not to take things for granted.
11th Justice: Despite the randomness of the universe there is a certain justice or fairness in it's structure.
And that our actions do have consequences. Justice reinforces the lessons of karma. This creates balance
and harmony.
12th The Hanged Man: This card teaches the fool to let go of living in a materialistic rut. To seek another
perspective. here he apparently has abandoned of this world to seek spiritual enlightenment.
13th Death: in the previous card the fool was contemplating mortality, the ultimate transition and the
final letting go. Here he learns about the principal to have life the also must be death. This card is
transformation and transition. Death of the old, purification and significant change.
14th Temperance: Having confronted death he emerges with a sense of integrity, perspective, balance,
and moderation. He learns the virtue of temperance and to be wise and tolerant.
15th The Devil: Despite his maturity he now is faced with is personal demons and the chains that bind us.
All of the unhealthy bonds that bind us. Such as overindulgence, ignorance, obsessions ect. This is the
shadow side of our selves.
16th The Tower: The fool know learns that drastic change can change ones own life cycle. A possible
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