Tarot Cards, Zodiac & Planets


 
The Fool – The Fool is related to planet Neptune. A number of experts, however, claim that this tarot card is somewhat more akin to Uranus. Our firm belief is that Neptune is indeed the planet responsible for the energies that this card represent, that is, different energies related to visions, subconscious urges and oddity.
 
The Magician is a card of Mercury, planet that brings communication, promotes the intellectual processes, helps knowledge acquisition, and deals with information in general.


 
The High Priestess is related to the Moon. This means that here we deal with secrecy, intuition, inner strength, and subconscious streams and activities.

 
The Empress is a tarot card of Venus, related to the primal female energy (anima), fertility, beauty, luxury, and gain.
 
The Emperor tarot card is related to the astrological sign of Aries. It speaks of strength, male energy, ambition, activity and domination.
 
The Hierophant is associated to the sign of Taurus. This sign brings stability, wisdom, persistence, and slow but efficient actions.
 
The Lovers is a card of the zodiac sign of Gemini. It hints toward the need to make a choice when there are two possible options, when there is hesitancy and dilemma.
 
The Chariot is related to the astrological sign of Cancer. Here we have slow and steady progress, as well as emotional sensibility.
 
Justice is related to the sign of Libra. Libra indicates just what this tarot cards innately represents: law, order, declarations, contracts, and seeking for the truth.
 
The Hermit is a tarot card of Virgo. This is a card of wisdom and prudence, reflection, consideration and inaction as opposed to direct action.
 
Wheel of Fortune is a card of Jupiter. It speaks of beneficial circumstances, favorable changes, and positive outcomes.
 
Strength is a tarot card of Leo, suggesting strength of will, passion, success and endeavor.
 
The Hanged Man is a tarot card of Pluto. It can help us learn a thing or two about sacrifice, punishment, suffering and endurance, but simultaneously, also about how to change the current situation for the better.
 
Death is a card of Scorpio. It will teach us of the termination of some processes, and of the turnovers that bring the possibility of new actions.
 
Temperance is a Sagittarius card. It points toward the possibility of adjustment, creating balance, and constructive activity.
 
The Devil is linked to the astrological sign of Capricorn, whose task is dealing with the materialism that leads to temptation, calculation, and interest.
 
The Tower is a tarot card ofMars – a planet that puts forward the dominant male energy, which often manifests as aggression, hostility, destruction, harmful actions and sudden troubles.

 
The Star is a tarot card of Aquarius and it speaks of spontaneity, attunement with the higher forces, friendly influences and attainment of our life goals.
 
The Moon is related to the Pisces, indicating unclear situations, running away from reality, wrong impressions, and hidden motives.
 
The Sun is a card of our star – our Sun. It indicates a totally clear and positive situation, personal strength, pleasure and success.
 
Judgment is related to the planet Saturn. It means facing our deeds, bearing responsibility, but also new possibilities after the completion of the previous cycle.
 
The World is a card of Uranus. It brings opening new horizons, changes in any sense, and new life opportunities.

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