Tarot Quick Overview Major Arcana

Question 1

The Fool

Answer 1

In the upright position, The Fool is associated with new beginnings, leaps of faith and loyalty.

In the reversed position, The Fool is associated with recklessness, fearlessness, and risks.

Question 2

The Magician

Answer 2

In the upright position, The Magician is associated with manifestation, creation, willpower, and mastery.

In the reversed position, The Magician is associated with chaos, scattered energy, and manipulation.

Question 3

The High Priestess

Answer 3

In the upright position, The High Priestess is associated with intuition, inner voice, and a higher self.

In the reversed position, The High Priestess is associated with repression, feeling lost, and disconnection.

Question 4

The Empress

Answer 4

In the upright position, The Empress is associated with abundance, creation, divine feminine power, and nurturing.

In the reversed position, The Empress is associated with overbearingness, smothering, insecurity, and instability.

Question 5

The Emperor

Answer 5

In the upright position, The Emperor is associated with authority, discipline, structure, and drive.

In the reversed position, The Emperor is associated with rigidness, stubbornness, control issues, and tyranny.

Question 6

The Hierophant

Answer 6

In the upright position, The Hierophant is associated with tradition, knowledge, education, and institutions.

In the reversed position, The Hierophant is associated with unconventionality, rebellion, innovation, and ignorance.

Question 7

The Lovers

Answer 7

In the upright position, The Lovers is associated with balance, harmony, unity, choices, and partnerships.

In the reversed position, The Lovers is associated with disharmony, imbalance, indecision, and bad choices or avoiding choosing.

Question 8

The Chariot

Answer 8

In the upright position, The Chariot is associated with direction, willpower, intention, and control.

In the reversed position, The Chariot is associated with a lack of direction, a lack of control, and a lack of intention.

Question 9

Strength

Answer 9

In the upright position, Strength is associated with inner strength, compassion, confidence, overcoming self-doubt, courage, and bravery.

In the reversed position, Strength is associated with self-doubt, weakness, lack of confidence, vulnerability, fear, and cowardice.

Question 10

The Hermit

Answer 10

In the upright position, The Hermit is associated with searching, solitude, introspection, inner journey, and learning.

In the reversed position, The Hermit is associated with loneliness, isolation, exile, withdrawal, and a need for connection.

Question 11

Wheel of Fortune

Answer 11

In the upright position, the Wheel of Fortune is associated with good luck, fate/destiny, fortune, change, and karma.

In the reversed position, The Wheel of Fortune is associated with disruption, bad luck, disorder, unwelcome change, and setbacks.

Question 12

Justice

Answer 12

In the upright position, Justice is associated with fairness, truth, balance, and legal matters.

In the reversed position, Justice is associated with unfavourable outcomes, stressful legal matters, dishonesty, and unfair treatment.

Question 13

The Hanged Man

Answer 13

In the upright position, The Hanged Man is associated with slowing down, putting something on hold, and coming to a halt.

In the reversed position, The Hanged Man is associated with losing perspective, spiritual block, and unnecessary sacrifice.

Question 14

Death

Answer 14

In the upright position, Death is associated with transition, embracing change, transformation, new beginnings, and letting go.

In the reversed position, Death is associated with fear of change, stagnancy, delayed endings, and repeating negative patterns.

Question 15

Temperance/Art

Answer 15

In the upright position, Temperance/Art is associated with balance, peace, moderation, patience, and harmony.

In the reversed position, Temperance/Art is associated with imbalance, clashing, recklessness, and overindulgence.

Question 16

The Devil

Answer 16

In the upright position, The Devil is associated with the shadow self, desire, temptation, manipulation, cruelty, addiction, and restriction.

In the reversed position, The Devil is associated with release, freedom, overcoming addiction, and independence.

Question 17

The Tower

Answer 17

In the upright position, The Tower is associated with trauma, destruction, unexpected change, revelation, chaos, awakening, and warning.

In the reversed position, The Tower is associated with delaying the inevitable, fear of change, and resisting change.

Question 18

The Star

Answer 18

In the upright position, The Star is associated with inspiration, hope, healing, and positivity.

In the reversed position, The Star is associated with Monotony, hopelessness, negativity, loss, and failure.

Question 19

The Moon

Answer 19

In the upright position, The Moon is associated with the unconscious, intuition, and dreams.

In the reversed position, The Moon is associated with confusion, fear, and paranoia.

Question 20

The Sun

Answer 20

In the upright position, The Sun is associated with positivity, happiness, freedom and vitality.

In the reversed position, The Sun is associated with ego, conceitedness, pessimism and unrealistic expectations.

Question 21

Judgement/Aeon

Answer 21

In the upright position, Judgement/Aeon is associated with reflection, awakening, rebirth, transition, and decision-making.

In the reversed position, Judgement/Aeon is associated with self-doubt, poor choices, stubbornness, blame, and confusion.

Question 22

The World/The Universe

Answer 22

In the upright position, The World/The Universe is associated with success, fulfilment, end of a cycle, positive outcome, and travel.

In the reversed position, The World/The Universe is associated with disappointment, delays, pressure, failure, and incompleteness.