The Original Rider Waite Tarot Deck: 78 beautifully illustrated cards and instructional booklet

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The World: Represents completion, accomplishment, and travel. It signifies the end of a cycle or journey, heralding the beginning of a new one. The Chariot: Represents willpower, determination, and strength. It suggests triumph over adversity through discipline and control. The Empress: Represents fertility, nature, and abundance. It suggests a nurturing spirit and the creation of life.

The Ultimate Tarot Journal with Rider-Waite References |Tarot Notion Journal | Tarot Readings Journal Notion | Tarot Notion Template Journal The Emperor: Symbolizes authority, structure, and stability. It represents leadership and the power of rational thought. Strength: Symbolizes courage, patience, and control. It represents inner strength and the power of the human spirit.The Devil: Represents bondage, addiction, and materialism. It signifies an unhealthy relationship with the material world or self-imposed limitations. Si bien las imágenes son sencillas, los detalles y fondos ocultan un simbolismo considerable. Algunos elementos se mantienen similares a los que se pueden encontrar en las barajas más antiguas, como el Tarot de Marsella, pero por lo general los diseños de Waite y Smith muestran diferencias bastante notables respecto de sus predecesores. Destaca la eliminación de los elementos cristianos como, por ejemplo, los Arcanos Mayores del Papa, que se convierte en « El Hierofante» y la Papesa, que se convierte en « La Sacerdotisa». Los Arcanos Menores, que en sus primeros diseños ofrecían dibujos más sencillos, fueron convertidos por Smith en escenas alegóricas. [9 ]​

A secret admirer is waiting in the wings for you to notice them. They might be an earth sign (Taurus, Capricorn, or Virgo), and although this might be a romantic interlude, this person could also be a potential friend, collaborator, or mentor. They like what they see. They appreciate and admire you. Pay attention to the quiet ones this week. You so often focus on where the noise is, but this is a week to look for the more unobtrusive opportunities and people. They could make all the difference. The Hermit: Represents introspection, solitude, and contemplation. It suggests a time for inward focus and reflection. Look within. Tune into your inner voice and find out what new insight, inspiration, or information is waiting for you. This is a week for reflection, journalling, meditation, and daydreaming. The High Priestess is the tarot’s powerful psychic and she turns up when your subconscious has something to say. This isn’t about navel-gazing, worrying, or overthinking. This is a planned journey of discovery to question yourself and see what you learn. This is a week of enlightenment.The Hierophant: Represents tradition, conformity, and morality. It suggests adherence to established social structures and belief systems.

The Six of Wands is the Midas touch card, an omen of victory and success. This is a great week to get out there and apply for the things you really, truly wish—particularly the things that build upon a success, strength, or talent you already possess. Do what you’re good at and riches and rewards will flow. Do what comes naturally and easily and you will be a success. Do what others most want from you and you will always be in demand. It really is that simple. Go be your best self and grab those lucrative opportunities. Be careful this week, Libra, because the Ten of Wands hints that you could be cruising towards a mini burnout. It’s been a LOT lately—mentally, physically, and emotionally. You have been keeping everything going, but you feel exhausted. Take a voluntary time-out before your body or mind makes you. Ditch, delegate, and delay anything that isn’t urgent or important. Take time to be alone, decompress, and relax. You need this.a b Michelsen, Teresa (2005). «The Complete Tarot Reader: Everything You Need to Know from Start to Finish». Llewellyn Publications. p. 105. ISBN 0738704342. The Tower: Symbolizes sudden upheaval, chaos, and revelation. It represents a transformative crisis, a “breaking down” to make way for the new. a b Kaplan, Stuart R. (2018). «Pamela Colman Smith: The Untold Story». U.S. Game Systems (Stamford, Connecticut). p. 74–76. ISBN 9781572819122. Graham, Sasha (2018). «Llewellyn's Complete Book of the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot». Llewellyn Publications. ISBN 073875319X.

Katz, Marcus; Goodwin, Tali (2015). «Secrets of the Waite-Smith Tarot». Llewellyn Publications. ISBN 0738741191. The Fool: Symbolizes new beginnings, spontaneity, and stepping into the unknown. It encourages a leap of faith and the embracing of change. The Magician: Represents manifestation, resourcefulness, and power. It suggests the potential to turn ideas into reality. Additionally, the original drawings made by Pamela Colman Smith, from which the cards were printed, are primarily held by the private collector and tarot scholar, Stuart R. Kaplan. He acquired these original drawings in 1971 and has since then included them in his extensive collection of tarot cards and related items.

Abundance is a wonderful word! And it’s your theme for the week so you can be full of hope, optimism, proactivity, and energy. Say "yes" to everything. Seek out news. Try different things. Welcome fresh energy and opportunity into your realm. The Two of Pentacles is a promise that the more you do, the more you’ll find you CAN do. It’s time to fill up your life and live in abundance.