22 Major Arcana
The Major Arcana commonly portray broad archetypal themes such as beginnings, reflection, resilience and change. Individual decks may interpret their imagery differently.
Tarot is a symbolic language of cards, images, stories and questions. Begin by learning its structure, then practice asking what a card might mean in context.
Introductory guide · Six-card interactive demo availableThe Major Arcana commonly portray broad archetypal themes such as beginnings, reflection, resilience and change. Individual decks may interpret their imagery differently.
Four suits of fourteen cards each make up the Minor Arcana in a familiar 78-card tarot structure: Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles.
A card can suggest a theme without proving what will happen next. Notice its artwork, the question you asked and interpretations you find useful.
Our current six-card demo is located on the homepage. It shows one card, a short traditional interpretation and a reflection prompt. It is not the complete 78-card deck or a personalized reading service.
In the planned database, a tarot card has one canonical identity, while artwork and deck-specific notes belong to separate deck records. This will allow new decks without duplicating every card concept.
Status: The full card index, deck schema and saved readings are in development; no private reading is stored.
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