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The deck of cards known as the tarot is divided into two parts: the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana consists of 22 cards, each separately titled. The Minor Arcana is a combination of four suits; each suit is comprised of cards numbered from one to ten, plus court cards of Page, Knight, Queen and
King. The four suits of the Minor Arcana are most commonly known as Cups, Pentacles, Wands and Swords. Each suit of the Minor Arcana has a meaning. Traditionally the swords indicate ill fortune or difficulties, the pentacles indicate financial and material success, the cups indicate good fortune and love and the wands indicate enterprise and knowledge.
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Portable Magic: the zodiac, and this segment of the zodiac has an important bearing on how the personality types of these twelve court cards are determined. The cards are not assigned a full zodiac sign, as might be supposed. Each court card other than the Pages gets ten degrees from one sign and twenty degrees from an adjacent sign. The sign giving twenty degrees has more influence on the personality type than the sign giving ten degrees, but they are always considered together for their combined influence.
Portable Magic: The sixteen court cards are a kind of bridge, symbolically, between the picture cards of the Greater Arcana and the number cards of the Lesser Arcana. They bear characteristics of both groups. Each card bears a unique image, not a mere repetition of the suit symbol as is true of the number cards in the traditional Tarot, and in this sense the court cards resemble the trumps. Yet their images are not as varied as those of the trumps, but are restricted to individual human figures of four types, and these four types are repeated in each suit. Each individual figure is different from the others, yet the difference is not nearly so obvious as the uniqueness of the trumps. The court cards carry the emblem of their suit, which binds them to the suit, but they are not completely defined by that emblem as is true of the number cards.
Complete Book of Tarot: Lay out these cards and note any qualities they have in common. Do they share any symbolism with a body of running water? Repeat this exercise after you have studied the suit of Cups. Record your observations in your tarot notebook.
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Complete Book of Tarot: A friend suggested I compile my tarot notes in book form, which resulted in Tarot Plain and Simple (1996). My continued interest in the shared symbolism of astrology and tarot eventually led to a second book, Tarot Beyond the Basics (2014). Because of the popularity of the first two books, Llewellyn asked me to write this one, my third about the tarot. The reader will notice the influence of Freud and Jung as well as my background in psychiatry and psychology in the way I approach the cards.