Reading Tarot Cards by Goodie Chapter 4 - Symbols: Symbols in Tarot #1

A short course on how to read symbolism of the tarot by using your own intution

Reading Tarot Cards by Goodie Chapter 4 - Symbols: Colors in Tarot Now we start looking at the meaning of various types of symbols in tarot images.

The Tarot, it's mysterious, it's also one of the most common divination tools. For hundreds of years people have turned to these seemingly simple cards for answers about everything ranging from love to finances. Today with the help of our guest Sean, from the 'Dash'ing Thru October channel, we will deconstruct the deck and explain the meanings behind every card. 'Dash'ing Thru October https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHgFSNhrj3JcfN5iS3UyBxw

This video is the first part of my 2 hour video marathon, teaching the meanings of the 78 cards in the standard Tarot deck. When I decided to explore the Tarot, I got a little frustrated at first. There was a LOT of information that I had to learn. 78 cards!!! I searched all over Youtube, but couldn't find a good video that just lays out all the cards one by one. I didn't care how long the video was. I just wanted to absorb the meanings of the cards and wished that someone had taken the time to lay it all out there and help get me started. Since I couldn't find the video I wanted, I resorted to reading a TON of websites and books. This took a lot of time. Countless hours. Then it occurred to me: If I can't find the video I want, Why not make it... so that others like me will be able to find it later? So I pulled out my microphone, used the camera on my cell phone, and applied some editing with Vegas Movie Studio, just to see what I could come up with. It was fun!!! And this is it. Enjoy.

If you've been learning Tarot with a Waite-Smith Tarot deck but don't like the art style, you don't have to stick with that deck! As an absolute beginner to Tarot, you might not know of a good alternative deck that still retains a high amount of traditional Tarot imagery in the Major Arcana. Here are two good alternative decks that I've worked with extensively which use the Waite-Smith system. I've compared them side-by-side with a standard Waite-Smith clone and pointed out the essential images that should be included in the design of each card. (So if neither deck appeals to you, you'll have some baseline criteria for selecting some other deck that does.) I've even tossed in one of my favorite non-standard decks as a bonus. Enjoy! Decks used in this video: The Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot Colored by Virginijus Poshkus; Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc., 2003 https://www.usgamesinc.com/Radiant-Rider-Waite-Tarot/ Llewellyn's Classic Tarot By Barbara Moore Ilustrated by Eugene Smith Published by Llewellyn Publications, 2014 https://www.llewellyn.com/product.php?ean=9780738736082 Morgan-Greer Tarot By Bill F. Greer & Lloyd Morgan Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc., 1979 https://www.usgamesinc.com/Morgan-Greer_Tarot_Deck/ Dreaming Way Tarot By Rome Choi Artwork by Kwon Shina Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc., 2012 https://www.usgamesinc.com/Dreaming-Way-Tarot/

An accurate and easy way to define the Tarot cards Minor Arcana. Link to The Essential Tarot – Unlocking the Mystery with keyword meanings on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Essential-Tarot-Unlocking-Mystery/dp/150894265X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1547934192&sr=8-1&keywords=ESSENTIAL+TAROT+-+UNLOCKING+THE+MYSTERY

Reading Tarot Cards by Goodie Chapter 4 - Symbols: Symbols in Tarot #2

http://www.LearnTarotOnline.com - Hierophant card from the Rider Waite deck of Tarot cards by Amanda Goldston. Understand the symbols, colours and astrology of this card. The Hierophant card is about traditions, beliefs, conventions, structured education, spirituality and organised religion. It is asking you to look at how those things serve you in your life today by Tarot Author and Tarot Teacher Amanda Goldston . http://youtu.be/FMYeoXYHu24

http://www.learntarotonline.com Lovers card symbols and colours by Amanda Goldston of http://www.learntarotonline.com . The Lovers card from the Rider Waite deck of tarot is very rich in symbolism, and has several layers of meanings. http://youtu.be/eqtCnfr1VcU

Reading Tarot Cards by Goodie Chapter 3 - Meaning of Four Suits The minor arcana in Rider Waite Tarot consist of four suits: wands, cups, swords and pentacles. Before we start looking into individual minor arcana, we first learn about the meaning of each suit.

So many symbols, metaphors and archetypes in the Shadowscapes Tarot! I took the time to dissect quite a few of them and I hope it inspires you - even those of you have worked with the deck for many years! :) I only got to play with the "Seelenzauber Tarot", as it is called in German, for a few days before giving it to my mother. So if you have any more, deeper insights, please inspire me in the comments below. ♥ This deck by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law gently floats from one image to the next and creates a visual fantasy world, the likes of which I have rarely seen in any other Tarot deck. Soft colors, vibrantly detailed symbols and a whole web of archetypes make this Shadowscapes Tarot deck so appealing to me. _______ VIDEOS I MENTIONED Wild Unkown Symbolism & Fresh Perspectives: https://youtu.be/YQnwDD8Gb-A Life Story Video: https://youtu.be/OGYwqnxY7t4 _______ INDEX General Themes/Symbols 2:37 Solitary Numinous Experience on Pedestals & Peaks 4:36 Nature Spirits & Elementals 5:38 Sacred Geometry 6:18 Empress - Observing & CreatingNatural Patterns 7:11 Emperor - Action vs. Receptivity 7:46 Hierophant - Holly & Liminality (Gawain and the Green Knight) 8:56 The Chariot - Unicorns! :) 9:23 Strength & Bamboo 10:26 The Hermit - Solitude and Zen Balance 10:54 The Star - Koi fish & Dragon symbolism + Pokemon! 12:27 Why my hair is wet & background for this deck. :D 12:41 The Moon - Mushrooms & The Web of the Psyche 14:34 The World - World of Warcraft vibes :) 15:12 The Wands - Dedication & Giving 16:35 The Cups - Mermaids and the Realm of Emotion 17:10 4 of Cups - Rant about positive :D 18.14 6 of Cups - Everything is alive 18:34 Land vs. Water - Separation from Emotions 19.34 The Swords - Fiiiine art! 19.57 Two of Swords - Protection of the Self & your Dreams 21:19 Seven of Swords - Archetype of The Chosen One & Responsibility 22:12 Eight of Swords - Releasing & Freedom 22:56 Ten of Swords - Symbolism of Falling 23:38 Gushing over the Queen of Swords :) 23:57 King of Swords - The Wisdom of Knowing when to Fight & When not to 24:31 The Discs - Dragon Symbolism 25:00 Four of Discs - Hoard of the Dragon 25:28 Why Dragons are the Perfect Symbol for the Discs 26:18 Green & Purple 26:43 My Relation to the World of Shadowscapes

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Easy Way To Read Tarot Cards Without A Book: Symbols Part 3. We go through some symbols in more detail. Deck used is Radiant Rider Waite Copyright US Games Limited.

A review of The Wild Unknown Tarot deck that focuses on the symbols on the cards and the general design aesthetic. Do you like this deck? Post your thoughts in the comments! 🔮 Website: http://www.arcane-alchemy.com/ 🌿 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arcanealchemy/ 🖋️ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/arcanealchemy/ 💜 Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/scarletravenswood/ 🛍️ Shop: http://www.arcane-alchemy.com/shop Brightest Blessings! Scarlet Ravenswood

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Easy Ways To Read Tarot Cards Without A Book Part 3: Symbols Part 1 in which we look at the iconography of the suits and how to use it to read cards at a basic level.

http://www.gregoryscott.com Secret Meanings of the tarot cards revealed. Each tarot cards has a standard set of meanings. These aren’t them! These are all the far-out, unusual interpretations you can’t find anywhere else because I discovered them during years of working with the cards. I’m giving away my best information here… free! Enjoy. :D Bio: http://gregoryscott.com/gregory-scott/ Tarot: http://gregoryscott.com/tarot-reading/ Secret Tarot Card Meanings: Three of Pentacles – Angelic messages Strength – Energy healing The Chariot – The occult and life after death The Hermit – Jesus Consciousness The Tower – Earthquakes Judgement – Afterlife and the Other Side Eight of Wands – Ley lines Justice – The Akashic Records and Karma King of Wands – Aliens, UFOs and alien abduction The Devil – Totems, familiars, vampires, werewolves and witchraft Temperance – Archangels and angelic protection Four of Swords – Astral projection The Hanged Man - Yoga The Fool - Atlantis and Lemuria The High Priestess – The Bible, Mediumship, Ghosts, Psychic ability and Palmistry Ten of Pentacles – The Kabbalah The Queen of Cups – Crystals and Crystal Healing The Star – Fairies, Gnomes and Pixies Kings of Cups – Mermaids, Mermen and all other Merfolk :D The Wheel of Fortune – Reincarnation (Tarot Cards used: The Radiant Rider Waite Tarot) Gregory Scott is an expert Tarot Reader, Numerologist and Astrologer who does personal readings by email, video, Skype/Telephone. His ability to identify and communicate the soul's gifts and challenges through symbolic interpretation in astrology, numerology and tarot, brings transformation, joy and energy to this earthly reality. Discover your spiritual soul purpose by allowing Gregory to provide you with intuitive guidance, assisting you in making clear and informed decisions that will shape the future to your advantage. If you love astrology readings and tarot readings visit the website: http://www.gregoryscott.co.uk For private readings please email: [email protected] Or tweet: @gregoryscott444 #tarot #tarotcards #tarotcardmeanings

http://www.LearnTarotOnline.com - The colours and symbols in the Emperor card in the Rider Waite Smith deck of Tarot Cards by Tarot Author and Coach Amanda Goldston - http://youtu.be/raR7gCX8ugk

Symbols and meanings of the number three minor arcana tarot cards. Visit my channel to see the symbols and meanings of other tarot ards

This is one of my favorite Tarot spreads and it is super easy! The 3-card version is perfect for when you need quick answers. As in prior videos, I will be using various Tarot correspondences such as Elemental Dignities. If you are new to Tarot or have never used correspondences before, I strongly encourage you to watch this video: Four Tools to Master the Minor Arcana https://youtu.be/dEDoQbzPQEI If you missed the Easy Minor Arcana Tarot Spread for Beginners - The Now & Then Spread, you can find it here: https://youtu.be/P8TwAJmi5u4 Decks used in this video: The Deck of 1000 Spreads By Tierney Sadler Published by Llewellyn Publications, 2013 The Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot Based on drawings by Pamela Colman Smith Colored by Virginijus Poshkus Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc., 2003

http://www.LearnTarotOnline.com - The colours and symbols in the Empress Card in the Rider Waite Smith deck of Tarot cards uprtight by Amanda Goldston, Tarot Author and Coach - http://youtu.be/4msAPhtlyQg

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Unlock the mysteries of Tarot: The Complete Guide to the Tarot: http://amzn.to/1Pj0Div The Tarot Bible: The Definitive Guide to the Cards: http://amzn.to/1LlxTzz Chakra Wisdom Oracle Cards: http://amzn.to/1hrj3zE The Essential Tarot Kit: Book and Card Set: http://amzn.to/1ZdkUu5 The Rider Tarot Deck Cards: http://amzn.to/1OmCOXQ Watch more How to Read Tarot Cards videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/515623-How-to-Read-the-Devil-Card-Tarot-Cards Hello, I'm Ellen Goldberg, and I welcome you to a tarot moment with the School of Oracles.  In this segment, we're going to look at the devil.  Someone with whom one must have a conversation, the dweller on the threshold, as you progress, because some time or other we must confront our shadow.  This is a very interesting and complex card, because now we begin the series of the last seven cards of the major arcana.  They also represent, aside from all their meanings and symbolism, the seven stages of spiritual enlightenment.  And can you believe it? This is stage one.  Stage one is called "Consciousness of bondage," because if you don't know you're in prison, how are you ever gonna get out?  It's the aching discontent we feel and the need and yearning we need for change that is the beginning of our ascent into a higher state of being.   This card is ruled by the sign of Capricorn, and so there is something, the goat, of course, and we see him as a goat-headed god here in this card.  He has a very curious kind of hand.  Let's see if I can make it.  A hand gesture, it is not from some other planet or TV show.  It's an old mudra, and it means, "what you see is all there is."  And it's just that, taking everything at face value, which is something that helps us to really feel less than: less inspired, more depressed, because there is a great world beyond simply the material, but the devil would like you to believe this is it.  You'll notice that he sits on a half cube rather than a whole cube, and that means he's best on half knowledge rather than whole knowledge.  His hebrew letter, "ayin," means "eye," and it is our most important sense tool, but through it, we see appearances only.  Notice how the woman in the, "two of swords," has a blindfold when she goes in for inner peace, where many of the characters that we meet, like the hermit, have his eyes closed to show that they're looking with interior vision.  We cannot rely just on appearances.  But the devil is kind of a joke the way he's drawn, with kind of chicken feet and a furry bottom.  And, his light, his torch, rather than being held aloft, is turned downwards, igniting and inflaming the passions of the man, as in the lover's card, and this might be called almost a reverse image of the lover's card 'cause the lover's card is number six, and this is card number fifteen. Of course, right away we see it in roman numerals, but if you added one and five they equal six and it refers back to the lovers.  And here the devil is in the same place as the angel, and the man and woman are in their respective places as well, but here they are beastialized.  They have horns, they have tails, each of a different type.  The man's passions are being inflamed, and he looks at the female.   The female in this card is not looking for advice from the heavenly angel as she does in the lovers, but whatever suggestion the self-conscious mind, represented by the man, is giving to her is going to bear fruit, and that is why she has a tail that looks like a kind of a lovely bunch of grapes or fruit, because the sub-conscious brings us whatever we really truly believe and put into it.  This card is a necessary card.  If you have to confront it and feel a little frightened to meet the dweller, to look at your own shadow, then bring the wonderful angel that you have met in the previous card from temperance to stand at your side with you, you don't have to do this alone.  In a fine book, I don't know if it's still in print, called "The Rabbi's Tarot," it was said that in the long history of mankind, there has been no one who has found their way to god without first having gone to the devil to learn the path there.  When this comes on a higher polarity, its frustration as a spur to action, it's hard work and endurance, things that we get from Capricorn.  It's understanding the limitations are not real.  Look at the chains around those peoples' necks, they're so loose, they could lift them up easily if they wanted to.  Their bondage is illusionary.  On the lower polarity, you're caught in your personal hell.  You know when Dante went down to the inferno, down to the very lowest rung, and he finally meets the devil, is he jumping up and down on hot coals? No, he's frozen in ice, all he sees is him from the neck or shoulders up, and eve

Playing Card Meanings - How to read a deck of cards - Cartomancy More playing card meanings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbYUGfWuRzE The art of telling fortunes by cards, known professionally as cartomancy, has been practiced for centuries. Pronounce Cartomancy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtNxDkWYVN4 You can find many of these meanings from books, my interpretations come from a few sources, you are of course free to develop your own. 1. Playing Card Divination for Beginner by Richard Webster 2. It's All in the Cards by Chita Lawrence 3. The Fortune Teller's Deck by Jane Lyle Card reading is strictly for fun and entertainment purposes. I only share this to improve your magic or mentalism acts. I in no way endorse spiritualism or speaking to the dead or a practice in the occult. Playing Cards Meaning Playing card meanings Fortune telling with playing cards Cartomancy

In this video. I will read two chapters of my book Tarot Card Magick. This video will discuss the importance of symbols.

The Fool Symbolism - Introduction to Symbolism, the Sky and the Sun These videos regarding the symbols on the tarot cards are the result of my personal studies, with my resources being information that was provided to me by my teachers and found in my personal studies of the tarot. I have made notes (and share them with you) of direct quotes and unique interpretations that caught my attention along the way, and have not intentionally shared another’s research or writing verbatim without properly referencing it. In this video, I reference: Ruth Ann and Wald Amberstone, The Secret Language of Tarot Please note that there are four videos on the symbolism on the Fool card: - Introduction to Symbols, the Sky and the Sun - The Fool (His Person), and the Wand/Staff - The Tiny Leaf, the Rose and the Dog - The Cliff, the Abyss, the Mountains and the Number Zero Where you can find me – Facebook Group: Tarot Together – A closed Group with conversations private. To join, go to the Group’s page and request to join. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TarotTogether/ Web Site: Personal and Greystone Path web site: http://www.thegreystonepath.com Season of the Seeker Study Program: http://www.thegreystonepath.com/seeker-portal/seeker-overview/ Facebook Group: The Greystone Path Facebook Group – A public Group for general discussions. To join, go to the Group’s page and request to join. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheGreystonePath/ Winding Path Blog (includes the Daily Reflections: A word a day with considerations/declarations in light of the season and what it might inspire in us, also available by e-mail subscription). http://www.thegreystonepath.com/winding-path-blog/

Magician Symbols - Intro, First Glimpse, Sky/The Color Yellow Your thoughts on the symbols on the Magician card are welcome below and on our Facebook group. Books referenced in the Magician's Symbols series: Irene Gad, Tarot and Individuation PD Ouspensky, The Symbolism of the Tarot Samuel Pritchard, Masonry Dissected A. E. Waite, The Pictorial Key to the Tarot Where you can find me – Facebook Group: Tarot Together – A closed Group with conversations private. To join, go to the Group’s page and request to join. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TarotTogether/ Web Site: Personal and Greystone Path web site: http://www.thegreystonepath.com Season of the Seeker Study Program: http://www.thegreystonepath.com/seeker-portal/seeker-overview/

http://www.LearnTarotOnline - How to read the Fool card from the Rider Waite tarot deck, with the colours and symbols and astrology of the card created by Amanda Goldston Tarot Teacher - http://youtu.be/Rr2x9ODnm1c

Symbols of the Rider Waite Smith Tarot: Six of Pentacles. Learn tarot symbolism in this course by Abheda Greene www.facebook.com/AbhedaGreeneTarot

http://www.LearnTarotOnline.com How to read and interpret the Magician card from the Rider Waite Smith deck of tarot cards with the colours, symbols, astrology and numerology by Amanda Goldston, Tarot Author, Tarot Teacher, Tarot Coach and Tarot Guide - http://youtu.be/OgaBHcSinkg

Discover the meaning, symbols and story of the 8 Of Swords Reversed tarot card. #8OfSwordsReversed #tarot

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Ten of Cups. Lesson from the suit of Cups on Symbolism of the Rider Waite-Smith Tarot; a 78 part tarot course. Learn tarot symbolism. For more tarot education, and for readings, please visit: www.facebook.com/AbhedaGreeneTarot

How to read tarot symbolism of the Rider Waite Smith Tarot. 6 of Swords. by Abheda Greene

Magician Symbols - The Rose and the Lily Magician Symbols - Intro, First Glimpse, Sky/The Color Yellow Your thoughts on the symbols on the Magician card are welcome below and on our Facebook group. Books referenced in the Magician's Symbols series: Irene Gad, Tarot and Individuation PD Ouspensky, The Symbolism of the Tarot Samuel Pritchard, Masonry Dissected A. E. Waite, The Pictorial Key to the Tarot Where you can find me – Facebook Group: Tarot Together – A closed Group with conversations private. To join, go to the Group’s page and request to join. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TarotTogether/ Web Site: Personal and Greystone Path web site: http://www.thegreystonepath.com Season of the Seeker Study Program: http://www.thegreystonepath.com/seeker-portal/seeker-overview/

Manly Palmer Hall (March 18, 1901 – August 29, 1990) was a Canadian-born author and mystic. He is best known for his 1928 work The Secret Teachings of All Ages.

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Learn to read tarot symbolism and meanings in this lesson on the Ten of Pentacles from the course: Symbols of the Rider-Waite Smith Tarot bye Abheda Greene www.facebook.com/AbhedaGreeeneTarot

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Mystery, confusion, dreams, distortion, myth, emotions, shadows, intuition, and the subconscious, all come home to roost when Moon shows up in your life.

What does the Empress Tarot card mean when it appears in a reading? What might you need to reflect upon when this card appears in a reading. Numbered 3 in the Major Arcana, the Empress represents motherhood, love, gentleness, support, sensuality, pure emotion, receptivity like soil to seed. The card is the essence of nurture, who or what we nurture, who facilitates growth, making connections and relationships. Although the figure is that of a women this card represents those characteristics in all of us both male and female. If you have enjoyed the video please "like" and/or subscribe to my channel. You can also discover more about my Tarot Readings and support services at www.kirawoods.com or facebook at https://www.facebook.com/kirawoodstarot. Thank you for viewing my video I hope you enjoyed it. If you would like a private reading with me you can book directly at https://bookme.name/kirawoods

Ace of Cups: Symbols of the Waite-Smith Tarot. Part of a 78 part course by Tarot by Abheda. www.facebook.com/AbhedaGreeneTarot I am available for readings!

Seven of Cups: Symbolism of the Rider Waite Smith Tarot; part of a 78 lesson course by Abheda Greene. For more tarot information and to schedule a reading, please visit: www.facebook.com/AbhedaGreeneTarot

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Happy Tarot Tuesday! This week we are talking about the Magician Card, one of the most easily identifiable Tarot Cards. Its all about Creation!

Toss out those old court card stereotypes of sex, gender, and physical attributes! Bring Tarot into the 21st century with these new, contemporary roles. You can be *any* court card, depending on your situation: Managing your own company? That's a King thing. Taking care of your kids or coaching a friend? That's a Queen quality. Moving from place-to-place or job-to-job? Your expressing Knight energy. Learning a new skill? You're a studious Page. Deck used in this video: The Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot Based on drawings by Pamela Colman Smith Colored by Virginijus Poshkus Published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc., 2003

Learn tarot symbolism. 5 of Sword; Rider Waite Smith Tarot

Learn how to read Tarot Cards. In lesson 3 you will learn to easily decode the Empress and the Emperor cards. Learn the hidden symbols and their meaning so that you can easily remember what each card means. Enjoy and let me know what you think.