The Three of Swords is most often associated with heartbreak, sorrow, desperation and shedding tears. Sometimes it has been read as a reference to a love triangle and betrayal. However, most readers seem to overlook that Read more KS Three of Swords
The Ten of Swords is probably one of the most feared cards of the deck. It feels deader than Death. The dark sky and ten oversized, heavy Read more KS Ten of Swords
Their life philosophy is pretty straightforward: party ‘til dawn, respectively, till Read more KS Four of Wands
Filled with religious symbolism, depicting the central Christian thesis of the resurrection on judgement day, the card is Read more KS Judgement
It is not the Lovers but the Lover, and it is not the Star but the Stars. Sometimes a single letter can Read more KS The Stars
The Tarot deck has not three but four female archetypes. Instead of the maiden, mother and crone triplicity, there is a quartette that includes Read more KS Empress
Once the Two of Wands set its mind, it becomes the unstoppable Three of Wands. It is a card of action, challenges, impulsiveness and courage. It can signify Read more KS Three of Wands
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players;
they have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time Read more KS The World
The first question that comes to mind is what kind of justice we are talking about? The terrestrial, ‘human’ justice which we all know Read more KS Justice
The true challenge of the Moon card is to discern between reality and illusion.
In Mesopotamian religion, Sin, the Moon-god, was Read more KS The Moon
