Tarot Reference
Browse all 78 cards from the same deck used in the reading screen, including each card's description plus upright and reversed meanings.
The Fool symbolizes the beginning of a journey, full of endless potential and possibilities. It represents spontaneity, innocence, and the spirit of adventure. The Fool steps forward with faith, unaware of the challenges that may lie ahead.
Upright
New beginnings, innocence, free spirit, spontaneity, adventure.
Reversed
Recklessness, foolishness, poor judgment, holding back, naivety.
The Magician channels divine energy and turns ideas into reality. He embodies manifestation, willpower, and mastery of the four elements. He is a reminder of your power to create your desired future through focused intention.
Upright
Manifestation, resourcefulness, power, inspired action, skill.
Reversed
Manipulation, untapped talents, illusion, trickery, poor planning.
The High Priestess represents deep wisdom, mystery, and the inner voice. She invites you to trust your intuition, look within for guidance, and explore hidden truths. She guards esoteric knowledge and spiritual insight.
Upright
Intuition, sacred knowledge, divine feminine, inner voice.
Reversed
Secrets, disconnected from intuition, withdrawal, silence.
The Empress is the mother of the tarot. She radiates abundance, nurturing, fertility, and creativity. Her energy is about creation and unconditional love — whether through nature, art, or relationships.
Upright
Femininity, beauty, nature, nurturing, abundance.
Reversed
Dependence, smothering, creative block, lack of growth.
The Emperor symbolizes structure, authority, and stability. He is a figure of discipline, protection, and leadership. His presence urges you to take control, set strong foundations, and lead with wisdom.
Upright
Authority, structure, control, leadership, stability.
Reversed
Domination, tyranny, rigidity, lack of discipline, inflexibility.
The Hierophant represents tradition, spiritual guidance, and institutional wisdom. He connects you to cultural and spiritual heritage, encouraging you to seek knowledge through structure and ritual.
Upright
Tradition, spiritual wisdom, conformity, teaching.
Reversed
Rebellion, nonconformity, personal beliefs, challenge to tradition.
The Lovers speak of emotional bonds, values alignment, and meaningful choices. It symbolizes deep connections, whether romantic or otherwise, and the importance of integrity in decisions.
Upright
Love, harmony, relationships, values alignment, choices.
Reversed
Disharmony, imbalance, conflict, misalignment of values.
The Chariot stands for determination, willpower, and triumph over obstacles. It's a card of control, direction, and progress through sheer resolve and discipline.
Upright
Victory, determination, willpower, control, success.
Reversed
Lack of direction, aggression, self-doubt, obstacles.
Strength represents inner courage, patience, and compassion. This card speaks of taming raw emotions and mastering yourself through grace, not force.
Upright
Courage, compassion, inner strength, patience.
Reversed
Insecurity, self-doubt, weakness, raw emotion.
The Hermit is the seeker of truth and wisdom. He withdraws from the outer world to find meaning and illuminate the path for others. This card suggests introspection, solitude, and spiritual insight.
Upright
Soul-searching, introspection, inner guidance, solitude.
Reversed
Isolation, loneliness, withdrawal, avoidance.
The Wheel of Fortune symbolizes fate, cycles, and turning points. It reflects the constant change of life — good or bad — and reminds you to adapt, evolve, and trust in the unfolding journey.
Upright
Change, luck, karma, destiny, turning points.
Reversed
Bad luck, resistance to change, setbacks, disorder.
Justice stands for fairness, truth, and the law. It urges accountability, balanced judgment, and acting in accordance with one's higher principles. What you sow, you reap.
Upright
Fairness, truth, accountability, law, cause and effect.
Reversed
Injustice, dishonesty, corruption, lack of accountability.
The Hanged Man asks for surrender and a shift in perspective. It's about letting go, pausing, and seeing things from a different angle to gain spiritual or emotional clarity.
Upright
Surrender, new perspective, letting go, pause.
Reversed
Stalling, resistance, indecision, martyrdom.
Death marks transformation, rebirth, and the end of a chapter. It symbolizes necessary change, shedding the old to make way for the new. It's not about literal death, but profound renewal.
Upright
Transformation, endings, transition, release.
Reversed
Resistance to change, fear of endings, stagnation.
Temperance represents harmony, moderation, and balance. It encourages blending opposites, being patient, and finding your inner peace through cooperation and calm.
Upright
Balance, moderation, patience, healing, purpose.
Reversed
Imbalance, excess, lack of long-term vision, conflict.
The Devil represents addiction, materialism, and shadow desires. It urges you to confront what controls you and recognize where you've become bound by illusion or temptation.
Upright
Addiction, obsession, materialism, control, temptation.
Reversed
Freedom, breaking chains, awareness, detachment.
The Tower is upheaval, sudden change, and revelation. Though chaotic, it clears away false foundations and awakens you to new truths. Expect breakthrough disguised as breakdown.
Upright
Sudden change, chaos, revelation, awakening.
Reversed
Fear of change, delayed disaster, avoidance.
The Star shines with hope, inspiration, and spiritual renewal. It brings healing after chaos and connects you to your highest purpose and potential.
Upright
Hope, inspiration, renewal, spiritual guidance.
Reversed
Despair, disconnection, loss of faith, lack of inspiration.
The Moon reflects illusion, intuition, and subconscious fears. It represents the shadow self, dreams, and emotional tides. Navigate its energy with trust in your inner compass.
Upright
Illusion, intuition, dreams, subconscious, confusion.
Reversed
Clarity, secrets revealed, overcoming fear, intuition blocked.
The Sun is a card of joy, clarity, and radiant success. It lights up the path and brings a surge of life, confidence, and vitality. It's the embodiment of optimism and truth.
Upright
Joy, success, vitality, confidence, enlightenment.
Reversed
Temporary sadness, unrealistic expectations, delayed joy.
Judgement signals awakening, rebirth, and accountability. It calls for reflection and embracing your higher calling with honesty and integrity.
Upright
Rebirth, inner calling, awakening, reckoning.
Reversed
Self-doubt, lack of self-awareness, avoidance of reflection.
The World represents completion, fulfillment, and integration. It marks the successful end of a journey and the beginning of new levels of understanding and achievement.
Upright
Completion, wholeness, celebration, travel, success.
Reversed
Lack of closure, delays, incomplete goals, detachment.
The Ace of Wands represents the spark of inspiration and the beginning of a passionate new endeavor. It encourages you to follow your gut and take bold action on your ideas.
Upright
New opportunities, inspiration, potential, creative spark.
Reversed
Delays, lack of direction, missed opportunities, burnout.
The Two of Wands signals planning and progress. You're no longer in the idea stage — now it's about making choices and preparing to expand your world.
Upright
Planning, decision-making, future vision, progress.
Reversed
Fear of change, playing it safe, lack of planning.
The Three of Wands is about foresight and expansion. Your plans are underway, and this card signals success coming into view if you stay focused.
Upright
Expansion, growth, foresight, progress, opportunity.
Reversed
Delays, obstacles, lack of foresight, missed chances.
The Four of Wands represents celebration, harmony, and homecoming. It's a sign that you've reached a joyful milestone — one worth celebrating with those you love.
Upright
Celebration, harmony, home, stability, community.
Reversed
Conflict at home, disrupted celebrations, instability.
The Five of Wands suggests competition, tension, or conflict. While challenging, these clashes can help refine your approach or reveal hidden strengths.
Upright
Conflict, competition, tension, disagreements.
Reversed
Avoidance of conflict, inner turmoil, suppressed tension.
The Six of Wands heralds public recognition, success, and victory after hard work. It's a moment of pride and affirmation from others and yourself.
Upright
Victory, recognition, success, achievement.
Reversed
Ego issues, self-doubt, fall from grace, lack of recognition.
The Seven of Wands speaks of defending your position. You've gained ground — now you must stand firm and protect it from external pressure or opposition.
Upright
Defensiveness, standing your ground, perseverance.
Reversed
Overwhelm, giving up, feeling attacked, lack of support.
The Eight of Wands represents speed, movement, and swift progress. Things are moving quickly — go with the flow and act on the momentum.
Upright
Rapid progress, action, communication, momentum.
Reversed
Delays, miscommunication, resistance to change, frustration.
The Nine of Wands is about resilience and persistence. You're close to your goal, but the journey has been tiring. Rest, but don't give up.
Upright
Perseverance, resilience, last stand, grit.
Reversed
Burnout, defensiveness, paranoia, refusal to rest.
The Ten of Wands symbolizes burdens, responsibilities, and feeling weighed down. You may have taken on too much — it's time to delegate or realign your priorities.
Upright
Burden, stress, overload, responsibility.
Reversed
Letting go of burdens, burnout, collapse, delegation.
The Page of Wands is a messenger of new passions and curiosity. It suggests enthusiasm, a creative spark, and youthful energy ready to explore.
Upright
Curiosity, inspiration, discovery, excitement.
Reversed
Immaturity, setbacks, lack of direction, procrastination.
The Knight of Wands charges forward with passion, courage, and daring ambition. While bold, he can also act impulsively — channel that fire with purpose.
Upright
Ambition, energy, passion, bold action.
Reversed
Recklessness, impatience, anger, scattered energy.
The Queen of Wands radiates charisma, determination, and vibrant confidence. She is magnetic, courageous, and capable of inspiring others while pursuing her own dreams.
Upright
Confidence, determination, warmth, leadership.
Reversed
Jealousy, insecurity, introversion, demanding nature.
The King of Wands is a visionary leader. He takes control of his destiny with bold vision and steady confidence, inspiring others to follow his trail.
Upright
Leadership, vision, boldness, strategic thinking.
Reversed
Impulsiveness, arrogance, abuse of power, overbearing.
The Ace of Cups symbolizes a powerful new emotional beginning. It marks the start of love, compassion, or spiritual awakening. Your heart is open, and blessings are ready to flow in — don't be afraid to receive.
Upright
New love, compassion, creativity, emotional awakening.
Reversed
Emotional block, emptiness, repressing feelings, missed connections.
The Two of Cups represents harmony and emotional connection between two people. It speaks of mutual respect, attraction, and union — a powerful card for love and partnership.
Upright
Partnership, harmony, romance, connection, unity.
Reversed
Imbalance, tension in relationships, broken communication.
The Three of Cups celebrates community, joy, and friendship. It's a reminder to connect with those who uplift you and to honor shared happiness and milestones.
Upright
Celebration, friendship, creativity, emotional support.
Reversed
Overindulgence, gossip, isolation, strained friendships.
The Four of Cups signals emotional stagnation or dissatisfaction. You may be turning inward or missing opportunities around you. Reconnect with your desires to regain emotional clarity.
Upright
Apathy, contemplation, withdrawal, reevaluation.
Reversed
New awareness, clarity, seizing opportunities, openness.
The Five of Cups represents grief, regret, or loss. While pain is present, not all is lost. This card urges you to acknowledge sorrow, but not to let it blind you to hope and healing.
Upright
Regret, disappointment, loss, emotional setback.
Reversed
Acceptance, moving on, forgiveness, emotional recovery.
The Six of Cups evokes nostalgia, innocence, and sweet memories from the past. It may indicate reunions or the need to reconnect with childlike joy and kindness.
Upright
Nostalgia, innocence, reunions, simple pleasures.
Reversed
Stuck in the past, naivety, rose-colored glasses, unresolved issues.
The Seven of Cups is about dreams, choices, and illusion. You may be faced with many options, but not all are realistic. Ground yourself before making big decisions.
Upright
Choices, fantasy, daydreaming, possibilities.
Reversed
Clarity, focus, narrowing down options, illusions dispelled.
The Eight of Cups shows the act of walking away — not from failure, but from something that no longer fulfills. It's time to seek deeper meaning or emotional truth elsewhere.
Upright
Walking away, withdrawal, search for meaning, letting go.
Reversed
Fear of change, stuck in a situation, indecision, avoidance.
The Nine of Cups is the "wish card" — fulfillment, satisfaction, and emotional contentment are within reach. It reflects inner harmony and the joy of dreams realized.
Upright
Satisfaction, contentment, wishes fulfilled, joy.
Reversed
Smugness, lack of real fulfillment, indulgence, superficiality.
The Ten of Cups is the pinnacle of emotional fulfillment, family harmony, and lasting happiness. It represents a peaceful and loving life, shared with others.
Upright
Harmony, lasting happiness, family, emotional bliss.
Reversed
Broken relationships, misaligned values, hidden tensions.
The Page of Cups brings youthful emotional openness and the spark of creative inspiration. Expect surprises in love, or messages from the heart.
Upright
New emotions, messages, creativity, inner child.
Reversed
Emotional immaturity, blocked creativity, insecurity.
The Knight of Cups is a romantic, charming figure — a bringer of love, dreams, and idealistic proposals. Follow your heart, but stay grounded.
Upright
Romantic pursuit, charm, idealism, following the heart.
Reversed
Jealousy, moodiness, false promises, emotional drama.
The Queen of Cups is nurturing, intuitive, and deeply emotionally aware. She teaches compassion, emotional balance, and the strength of empathy.
Upright
Compassion, intuition, nurturing, emotional wisdom.
Reversed
Emotional dependency, insecurity, repression, hypersensitivity.
The King of Cups masters emotions with calm wisdom and compassion. He leads with his heart but is not ruled by it. A guide for emotional maturity and diplomacy.
Upright
Emotional balance, wisdom, diplomacy, kindness.
Reversed
Emotional manipulation, moodiness, coldness, imbalance.
The Ace of Swords cuts through confusion and brings clarity, truth, and breakthrough thinking. It's the spark of an idea, a bold decision, or a sharp insight that shifts your mental state.
Upright
Mental clarity, breakthrough, truth, new ideas.
Reversed
Confusion, misinformation, poor judgment, mental fog.
The Two of Swords speaks of inner conflict and stalemate. You're stuck at a crossroads, needing to make a decision — but clarity will come only when you remove the blindfold and face the truth.
Upright
Indecision, choices, stalemate, avoidance.
Reversed
Information overload, confusion, emotional decision-making.
The Three of Swords represents heartbreak, betrayal, and emotional pain. It's a difficult card but reminds you that sorrow, when felt fully, eventually leads to healing.
Upright
Heartbreak, grief, betrayal, emotional pain.
Reversed
Recovery, forgiveness, releasing pain, emotional resilience.
The Four of Swords calls for rest, reflection, and recovery. After conflict or emotional exhaustion, this card advises stillness to recharge mentally and spiritually.
Upright
Rest, recovery, meditation, retreat.
Reversed
Burnout, restlessness, forced inactivity, refusal to slow down.
The Five of Swords represents conflict, tension, and winning at a cost. While you may come out on top, consider whether the victory is worth the damage.
Upright
Conflict, defeat, mind games, self-interest.
Reversed
Reconciliation, remorse, moving past conflict, compromise.
The Six of Swords is a journey from difficulty to calmer waters. It symbolizes transition, letting go of emotional baggage, and moving forward with hope.
Upright
Transition, moving on, healing, travel.
Reversed
Resistance to change, emotional baggage, stagnation.
The Seven of Swords represents deception, secrecy, or strategy. Sometimes it warns of betrayal — other times it advises using cleverness or discretion to get through a challenge.
Upright
Deception, strategy, stealth, acting alone.
Reversed
Coming clean, getting caught, imposter syndrome.
The Eight of Swords depicts restriction and helplessness. You may feel trapped by fear or doubt, but the way out is through changing your mindset and seeing beyond illusion.
Upright
Self-imposed limitations, fear, feeling trapped.
Reversed
Freedom, empowerment, releasing fears, a shift in perspective.
The Nine of Swords reflects anxiety, guilt, or sleepless nights. It symbolizes mental torment — often worse in imagination than reality. It encourages confronting what keeps you awake.
Upright
Anxiety, fear, guilt, mental anguish.
Reversed
Recovery, healing, hope, release from worry.
The Ten of Swords marks a painful ending or betrayal. It's the lowest point — but also the turning point. From this place of surrender, healing and rebirth are possible.
Upright
Betrayal, painful endings, rock bottom, defeat.
Reversed
Recovery, regeneration, resisting an ending, beginning anew.
The Page of Swords is curious, analytical, and full of new ideas. This card urges you to explore knowledge, stay alert, and be ready for unexpected truths or communication.
Upright
Curiosity, new ideas, vigilance, mental agility.
Reversed
Gossip, misinformation, impulsiveness, lack of clarity.
The Knight of Swords charges forward with intellect and ambition. It's a sign to act boldly — but beware of being reckless or too sharp with words.
Upright
Ambition, directness, quick action, determination.
Reversed
Aggression, recklessness, thoughtlessness, burnout.
The Queen of Swords balances intellect and independence with truth and fairness. She cuts through nonsense and speaks with clarity — a guide to assertive, wise communication.
Upright
Independence, clear thinking, perception, directness.
Reversed
Coldness, bitterness, overly critical, isolation.
The King of Swords leads with logic, reason, and authority. A master of intellect and truth, he encourages fair judgment, ethical leadership, and sharp decision-making.
Upright
Authority, logic, integrity, strategic thinking.
Reversed
Manipulation, tyranny, cruelty, misuse of power.
The Ace of Pentacles signifies a new opportunity in the material world — a seed of abundance, prosperity, or long-term security. It could be a new job, investment, or healthy habit. This is the start of something solid.
Upright
New financial or career opportunity, manifestation, abundance.
Reversed
Missed chance, poor planning, scarcity mindset.
The Two of Pentacles is about balance, adaptability, and managing life's demands. You may be juggling responsibilities — this card reminds you to stay flexible, but grounded.
Upright
Balance, multitasking, adaptability, financial decisions.
Reversed
Overwhelm, imbalance, disorganization, financial stress.
The Three of Pentacles emphasizes teamwork, collaboration, and mastery. It shows the value of bringing different skills together toward a shared goal — progress through cooperation.
Upright
Teamwork, skill-building, collaboration, recognition.
Reversed
Disharmony, poor teamwork, lack of focus or support.
The Four of Pentacles symbolizes holding on — to money, possessions, beliefs, or control. It can mean stability and saving, or fear of loss and stagnation.
Upright
Security, control, saving, financial stability.
Reversed
Greed, insecurity, over-control, fear of loss.
The Five of Pentacles reflects financial or physical hardship, feeling left out, or struggling with self-worth. It reminds you to seek help and not isolate yourself — support is near.
Upright
Poverty, insecurity, loss, isolation.
Reversed
Recovery, spiritual awareness, improved finances.
The Six of Pentacles is about generosity, giving and receiving, and balance in relationships. It can signal charity, support, or financial aid — but also asks you to examine the power dynamics.
Upright
Generosity, giving/receiving help, balance.
Reversed
Strings attached, inequality, debt.
The Seven of Pentacles speaks of patience and long-term vision. It's a moment to pause, evaluate your progress, and trust that your investments will bear fruit with time and care.
Upright
Patience, hard work, long-term growth, reflection.
Reversed
Lack of reward, impatience, giving up too soon.
The Eight of Pentacles reflects dedication to craft, learning, and improvement. It's the card of the apprentice — a reminder that mastery comes through steady effort.
Upright
Skill development, hard work, attention to detail.
Reversed
Laziness, lack of focus, poor craftsmanship.
The Nine of Pentacles represents luxury, self-sufficiency, and enjoying the fruits of your labor. It speaks of independence, success, and appreciating what you've built.
Upright
Abundance, self-reliance, comfort, refinement.
Reversed
Overindulgence, dependence, false success.
The Ten of Pentacles is a symbol of legacy, wealth, and family stability. It's about long-term success, generational prosperity, and building something that lasts.
Upright
Legacy, financial stability, family, tradition.
Reversed
Instability, family disputes, short-term thinking.
The Page of Pentacles is a student, grounded and eager to learn. It signals a new venture, project, or goal — and a need for focus and responsibility.
Upright
New beginnings, study, ambition, practical plans.
Reversed
Lack of progress, irresponsibility, procrastination.
The Knight of Pentacles is methodical, committed, and dependable. He builds slowly and steadily, reminding you that persistence and routine create strong foundations.
Upright
Hard work, consistency, reliability, responsibility.
Reversed
Stagnation, laziness, perfectionism, burnout.
The Queen of Pentacles nurtures through stability, care, and abundance. She is grounded, resourceful, and generous — balancing domestic life and financial success.
Upright
Nurturing, financial security, practicality, comfort.
Reversed
Neglect, imbalance, overdependence, financial anxiety.
The King of Pentacles represents mastery over the material world. He is a wise leader, a prosperous businessperson, and a symbol of financial security earned through diligence.
Upright
Wealth, leadership, abundance, stability.
Reversed
Greed, arrogance, materialism, corruption.
