The 22 cards that comprise the Major Arcana are the foundation of the Tarot deck. Each major arcana Tarot card is explained below.
The universal human experience is portrayed in each of the major arcana tarot cards. Each card has a number, name and image associated with it.
Each image on a card represents an archetype popularized by Carl Jung. As a result each card taps into our collective unconscious and has a profound hidden meaning.
The major arcana cards are given more credence in a reading as they relate to the important motivations, issues and feelings in your life. Whereas the minor arcana cards often pertain to temporary and less important issues.
In each soul's journey toward self-actualization the major arcana can provide insight. By correctly understanding the meaning of the cards a person can make decisions that will progress them along their spiritual path.
Upright: Higher powers, intuition, potential, mystery, unconscious awareness.
Reversed: Not heading intuition, hidden agenda.
Upright: Mothering, feminine, fertility, beauty, nature, abundance, senses.
Reversed: Dependence, lack of creativity.
Upright: Structure, authority, fathering, regulation, solid foundation.
Reversed: Rigidity, intolerance, domination, inflexibility, excessive control.

























