Any of a set of (usually 72) cards that include 22 cards representing virtues and vices and death and fortune etc.; used by fortune tellers..
Here are the few Tarot cards in the Satya Pauls Tarot deck..With such a great blend of fashion and fortune..
THE CHARIOT
This card represents triumph - victory through self-mastery, and the bringing together of powerful and possibly conflicting horses to work in harmony toward a common goal. This is a reminder that when one lets go of doubt and fear, and focuses only on the desired result, victory is assured.
THE STAR
The deep azure sky speckled with a galaxy of stars creates overwhelming cosmic energy flow. The maiden in white - is a symbol of purity. She is amazed by the brightest shining star and follows it purposely. This denotes that we should live life with a sense of purpose, and finding meaning and inspiration.
THE HANGED MAN
This card is contradicts itself in countless ways. The man is hanging upside down by one foot but his face and hand are like guiding the directions. The card attracts yet disturbs. Material temptations are conquered on the way to spiritual transformation .
The Devil
The devil’s card is of man’s own creation, and represents bondage to the material world.Divinatory Interpretation: There is a desire for the material aspect of life. Discontent and depression, or possible emotional stagnation. This can also indicate someone who is so tied to the material that they neglect the spiritual aspects of their lives.
THE SUN
This card stands for life, brilliance, energy, illumination and possibly new beginnings. It symbolizes all the good luck and positivity.
THE DEATH
Death is represented symbolically by the white, pale dying horse that gets transformed into a white rose, a symbol of life.
It signals the end of an era; a moment when a door is closing. In the background, there is a new dawn symbolizing the initiation of bright new beginnings.
THE HIEROPHANT
The wise man emerges out of the light of wisdom and sacredness. He carries a wand spreading the spiritual knowledge to the physical world. At its best, the Hierophant is a benevolent teacher, kind and understanding.
THE MOON
The card is a prediction of unparalleled rise in material worth, but also indicates alloyed peace and happiness. Divinatory interpretation: This card is about disquiet, dread, and deception, but it is also about dreams, instinct, creativity, and psychic energy. Sometimes the only way out of a problem is to go through it, finding a new perspective on the other side that will make you a stronger, happier person.
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE
This is a card of movement and transformation. Divinatory interpretation: The wheel has three spheres: the inner level is the creative force, the middle represents formative power, and the outer ring is the material world. This card brings all the three.
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