Card of the Month
Each month we present you with one card from various different decks for comparison. We discuss the artists interpretations of the card meanings within their chosen imagery and inspire you with their differing takes on the cards.
- by Myra Eagles
10 of Swords: Learn from and let go of the past
One of the darkest looking cards in the Tarot deck, the 10 of Swords depicted in the Rider-Waite-Smith deck shows a dead mans body lying with 10 Swords stabbed into his body, a dark sky looming in the background, broken...
- by Myra Eagles
2 of Pentacles: Keep your Balance
A fun and positive looking Tarot card, despite the wobble our characters in the images seem to have. Are they about to loose their balance and drop everything, feeling overwhelmed? Or are they juggling with great skill, their bodies flowing...
- by Myra Eagles
0 The Fool: Take a leap of faith
Numbered zero, the Fool can be placed at the beginning or the end of the major Arcana cards. He is both at the beginning and the end of his journey through the cards, constantly learning and growing, a student of...
- by Myra Eagles
Probably the most misunderstood card of the whole deck, the death card is actually not as deadly as it may first look. This is a card about life cycles, when something ends, something new begins. Change is happening constantly, everything...