The pips are the cards numbered from ACE (1)-10. They show current energies that may be hidden from view or that the Querent may not see or want to see. 168 more words
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What do the Court Cards Mean in the Tarot?
The court cards trump the lower cards in the suits. The royal figures pictured on the court cards are analogous to those of a modern playing card deck, but the Tarot adds one more card: the Page. 177 more words
What do the Aces Represent in the Tarot
The aces represent the distilled energy—the seed energy or essence of each suit. As such, they could be said to be both higher and lower than the court cards, just as in a regular playing deck. 221 more words
The Meaning of the Suits in the Tarot
Wands/FIRE
Energy, the Super Conscious (Higher Self), inspiration, desire, passion, and planning.
Swords/AIR
Thought, character, self-conscious, the ego, moral principles, communication, reason, and the intellect. 133 more words
The Path of Manifestation
The suits of traditional tarot card decks are analogous to the classical elements, and this is how they are represented in The Tarot of Creativity: 416 more words
What do the Suits in the Tarot Signify?
The suits represent the four worldly paths to personal mastery through natural human qualities; these can be either weaknesses or strengths, depending on the card, the orientation of the card, and the other cards in a reading. 202 more words
The Major Arcana: The Soul's Journey
The Major Arcana are the heart of the Tarot. These cards are the highest cards in the deck. Also called the “Trumps” because they trumped all the lower cards in the deck, if you are playing it as a game. 130 more words
