Learn about tarot court cards: queens & mothers in each suit. Learn meanings for each tarot court card as people, events & inner processes.
…Introduction by Catherine
Working his way through the genres in search of music that is true to Scorpion depth and emotion, guest poster, Mick Frankel, finds this in 1960’s gospel singer Mahalia Jackson. Mick does a grand job in showing the link between Mahalia’s music, her style, her personality and her Scorpio birth chart.
See the tarot court cards as your own family & you will finally understand their structure. King = Father; Queen = Mother, Knight = Son & Page = Daughter.
A phenomenon you will come across during Tarot card study and Tarot readings are sub-elements and contradictory elements. Mainly associated with the Rider Waite-Smith Tarot deck and decks inspired by it, at its most simplistic explanation, sub-elements are those underlying elements that are secondary to the main one normally associated with a Tarot card. They can either compliment the main element and theme of the Tarot card, or they can in fact appear contradictory.
Learn about tarot court cards: knights & princes in each suit. Learn definitions & meanings for each tarot court card as people, situations & events in life.
Learn about tarot court cards: pages, princesses & daughters in each suit. Learn meanings for each tarot court card as people, events & inner processes.
Often called the Minor Arcana, or the Pip Cards of a Tarot deck, they number 36 in total. I explore the actual cards in my tarot card meanings section. In this post, I want to show you how the numerology of the Minor Arcana works and how the numbers themselves have universal definitions that can be broadly applied to all cards and metaphysical situations. You will no doubt see relationships between the numbers here and the general definitions of the Major Arcana.