Tarot Card Reading

The ego drives the cart of the body, the senses are the horses and the mind is the bridle. The chariot takes its passenger out of the castle beyond the known world. The charioteer, who can be a man or a woman, wears an apron and belt which are decorated with astrological symbols.

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Most people think that this is the card of love. They are wrong! This is the card of decision! Once we make a decision our life changes unconsciously.

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The High Priest appears between two columns, this indicates that he is able to balance opposing forces. Previously, the high priest was called the Hierophant, i.e. "he who will lead up to the light." The hard rock throne, the simple gray background and the four black and white stripes at his feet symbolize wisdom and freedom from desire.

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The Tarot is the ”Silent Book” in which the symbols, the information and the whole complex system of rules is intended for only those people who can understand them and who are entitled to this knowledge. In the past only the initiated could use it.

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My friend, Agi, believes in fortune telling, but I don’t. When she told me how she copes with her problems, or what keeps her positive even in the deepest trouble, I just smiled to myself. She regularly visited her fortune teller and sought information about her work, health, love and how her life evolves.

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The Gypsy Card was first appeared in print in the 18th century in Hungary. Since the first issue the symbols of the card have changed several times. The now well known symbols of the 36 card pack were printed in the Piatnik Card factory in the 1920s.

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The Emperor is the number four in The Greater Arcana and symbolizes authority, paternal influences, leadership, organizational skills and focus, in other words stability and order.

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The Empress is the symbol of fertility, is a creator and the womb or nursery where life, romance, art or business grows and evolves until it reaches maturity. On the dress of this pregnant Mother of Universe is visible the Greek Delta letter which is the supreme proof of fertility.

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The High Priestess is represented by the number 2 and is the feminine principle that provides balance to the masculine of the Magician. She is sitting on a throne at the entrance of the ancient Temple of Solomon which is also the library of all knowledge and wisdom.

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„I am what I am” says the tarot card that sits at number 1. The number 1 represents the male’s strength, determination and symbolizes new beginnings, initiative and the ability to perform the right action at any given moment in time.

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