Every card in the 78-card deck, explained the way I read them after 25+ years at the table — upright and reversed, in love, career, money, wellbeing and big decisions. Pick any card below, or start with today's draw from the free daily tarot.
Looking for the Oracle Belline, Lenormand or Grand Etteilla? See the other decks I explain.
A tarot deck has two parts. The 22 major arcana deal with big life themes and turning points. The other 56 cards are split into four suits, families of 14 cards (Ace to Ten, then Page, Knight, Queen and King), each looking at one area of everyday life. Choose a group to jump to its cards.
The 22 Major Arcana cards, often used to reflect on major themes and transitions, from The Fool through The World.






















The suit associated with fire, energy, work, ambition, and new initiatives.














The suit associated with water, love, feelings, friendship, and emotional connection.














The suit associated with air, thoughts, words, truth, and difficult decisions.














The suit associated with earth, money, home, wellbeing, and practical foundations.














These are separate decks with their own pictures, numbering and meanings. Each has its own library of card guides.
These pages explain each card in general. A Full Life Reading interprets ten cards in the Celtic Cross, a classic layout where each position covers a different part of your question, for your situation, written personally for you.