The fool:

• Upright:  New hope and new journey. Pursuit of happiness, adventure, new beginnings, discovery, new ideas, seizing an opportunity and following dreams, initiate a spiritual search, explore a mystical path or leap in the dark. The fool starts the journey through the arcana and is unaware of what will happen ahead but optimistic. He is without a number as he can appear at any point to start a new path.

• Reversed: Irresponsibility, recklessness, dangerous careless behaviour, naivety and foolishness. Can allude to feeling that you're ' been made a fool out of ' or on occasion not embracing journeys and a fool to opportunity. Not taking new journeys.

The Magician

• Upright: The card of manifesting and creating. A sign of determination and conjuring up dreams. Connection, trust, willpower, Occult Correspondence, Elemental Magic, and confidence. A very outgoing (magical energy) person who can bend others to their will and desire in a positive way.

• Reversed: Lack of confidence, poor communication with others, manipulative magic. Can be associated with mental illness and mental health struggles.  Furthermore, it  can be a card of illusion and manipulation. Rather than creating inspired action a reversed magician creates a deceptive illusion or is deluded themselves and doesn't take action they need to.

THE HIGH PREISTESS 

• UPRIGHT: Intuition, sacred knowledge, feminine strength and energy, the subconscious mind. A general confidence in one's self and instincts. A belief and faith in the universe or a religion. It is often a card telling you to keep trusting your intuition.

• REVERSED: Disconnected from intuition, withdrawal, secrets and feeling silenced. Loss of faith. It can be a message to trust your intuition as it is being ignored. 

The Empress:

• Upright: Mothering nature, feminine power and sexual energy. Motherhood; birth, reproduction, creation, home, protect the love in your life, the magic of the full moon, the power of nature. An overall nurturing Card. A card that often represent domestic balance.

• Reversed: Creative block, dependence on others, Family problems, infertility issues, difficulties in relationships with parents or lovers.

The Emperor:

• Upright: Card of strategy and forward thinking. Head of family or Leader, a father figure, dedicated husband and/or loving father, supremacy, reason, masculine energy, protection, authority, a responsible and fair person.

• REVERSED: Domination, excessive control, lack of discipline, inflexibility, inferiority, authority issues and/or lack of. Can be a card repreasnting a lack of dedication to family and loved ones. Narcissistic as manipulative in a negative way.

The High Priest or Hierophant/Pope

• Upright: This is a card of overall values and if they can be met. The priest or hierophant can represent our expectations. Following a structured belief system, mentoring, settling conflicts for others, preserving traditions, preserving wisdom, understanding mysteries of faith, advancing your education, discovering the truths yourself. Can be a warning for upcoming legal issues.

• Reversed: Often this card comes out when our expectations or values aren't about to be met or we loose faith in something or someone. Getting or giving unreliable or inappropriate advice, make hasty or wrong conclusions, wait for people to make decisions for you or avoid dealing with conflict. Possible abuse of position and poor counsel.

The Lovers:

• Upright: The card of Love and a deep connection. Sexual love, beauty, romantic relationship, decisions and commitments, balance and harmony, love heals all. One of the Soal Mate Cards and a positive one. The angels symbolises fate but also reminds us your choices today will affect your future.

• REVERSED: Disharmony and imbalance in love. Problems in the relationship, making bad choices, Self-love,  ignoring the problems, quarrels and disagreements. Misalignment of values and priorities. Overall struggle in love 

The chariot:

A card that can overall represent a journey or even a vehicle in it's simplest form.

• Upright: Control, willpower, success, action, ambition determination,overcome adversity and any obstacles in your way.

• Reversed: Failing to go on a journey or finding direction. No willpower, no motivation, lack of Ambition, fear of commitment, no focus.

Strength:

A self explanatory card as represents Strength. 

• Upright: Physical Strength, courage, persuasion, influence, compassion, discretion, keep calm, self-control, confidence, determination.Also self respect and love and feeling self assured to act.

• Reversed: Doubt and fear in yourself. Feeling uncontrollable, inhibition, fear, doubt, control problem, low energy. It can also represent inner strength as opposed to outer and physical Strength or overall the card can mean a lack of strength and action.

The Hermit:

Taking time to ones self to explore their spiritual and/or emotional connections. 

• Upright: Soul-searching, introspection, being alone, inner guidance. Gaining clarity on a situation or our own emotions and goals. Spiritual journey and wisdom.

• Reversed: isolation, loneliness, withdrawal, unable to solve problems on one’s own, time to discover a new cycle or connections. Isolating without gaining clarity.

The wheel of the year :

• Upright: Cycle of the Year, luck, the use of energy and the magic of each season.

Overall opportunities and the years journey. Similar to the 'wheel of fortune' but based more on the cycle of and seasons of the year.

• Reversed: Reversed can represent a delay or that things will change and grow with the seasons. Unlucky times ahead, not connecting to the season's and their magic,  the feeling of being separate from the rhythms of nature, seasonal affective disorder (winter blues).

Justice:

• Upright: The truth coming to light, cause and effect, positive solutions. Law and legal resolutions. Win win solutions and justified actions. Honesty is also key to this card.

• Reversed: Unfairness, Feeling of being treat unjustly, lack of accountability, dishonesty. In love readings it can be mean someone feels they are suffering an injustice or maintaining the relationship is no longer justified.

The hanged man:

• Upright: This is the card of wisdom and seeing different views. Pause, surrender, self-sacrifice, letting go, new perspectives.

• Reversed: In general this card can mean feeling stuck or 'hung' by your and/or other's actions and forced to suffer without clear resolution. Delays, resistance, stalling, indecision. Not seeing different views and having empathy. 

The Shadow side: 

• Upright: An alternative to the 'Devil' card and focusing on fear as two people cower form a shaddowed figure in the background representing what happens when you let fear and panic take over.  Unhappiness in a darker phase of life, allowing others to overwhelm you, needing to protect oneself and overcome fear to succeed. Also associated with Mental Health issues and depression/anxiety.

• Reversed: Not just fear but active oppression and manipulation, lies , illusion, deception. Living out one's fears.

The Devil:

• Upright: Shadow self, attachment, addiction, restriction, sexuality, fear, temptation, obsession, dependency, excess, powerlessness and being retrained or controlled.

• Reversed: Releasing limiting beliefs, exploring dark thoughts, detachment, freedom, revelation, release, reclaiming power, reclaiming control.

The tower :

• Upright: This card comes at a time of chaos and external destruction that is inevitable as the crown falls from the tower as it crumbles. Sudden change, upheaval, chaos, revelation, awakening, loss of a loved one and sadly trauma.

• Reversed: Personal transformation, fear of change, forewarning to avert disaster or rebuild, self-inflicted traumatic conflict or challenges to core beliefs. This card can be a chance to avoid chaos if intuition is heard as reversed this card is mainly self inflicted unlike upright where destruction is a result of others actions and can't be avoided. Reversed it can also confirm chaos has been avoided.

Remember bad things happen so good can grow. Trying times do make us stronger.

The Star: 

• Upright: The card of Hope and Faith. Inspiration, rejuvenation, faith in the universe,  strong believes,  being in the spotlight, positivity. 

• Reversed: Despair, loss of faith , lack of confidence and fading into the background. Can be a sign of someone losing their shine and optimism crushed by another.

The moon:

• Upright: the magic of the moon, protective magic and energies, seeing what others hide, the intuition and development of psychic abilities/empathy, acquired wisdom through life experience. The moon shines light in darkness when things seemed darker or confusing then trust your intuition. 

• Reversed: Confusion, deception, lies, restlessness, fear and illusion.

The sun:

• Upright: Positivity, fun, warmth, success, vitality, happiness, joyous outcome.  An overall positive card with good energy shining on you.

• Reversed: Inner child, feeling down, overly optimistic, need to return to reality and a realistic perception, attention seeking.

The World:

• Upright: This card usually comes after completing a goal and learning a valuable lesson. Rebirth, wholeness, fulfilment, victory, achievements, successful completion of a journey, miracles and wonders of the natural world, spiritual connection between people. World at your feet.

• Reversed: Late completion of a journey/project, recurring problems. Turning  your back on the magic of the world. Ignoring the wonder and beauty of the world. Not learning lessons or completing goals to move forward to have the world at your feet.