Your 3 Card Tarot Reading

The wisdom of the Tarot is presented below. You may want to save or print this page if you would like to ponder its wisdom later.

Past

Refers to recent events that just took place as well as influences and actions that lead to the present situation.

The Moon

The Moon is the nineteenth card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number 18 to indicate the conscious mind represented by the Magician (1) assimilating the wild rage of the lion with the spirituality of the maiden in Strength (8). (Also, in planetary magick, 9 is the number of the Moon, and 1 plus 8 equals 9.) A lobster-like creature rises from the water, as it has been theorized that humankind originally did. It begins to travel a path toward the Moon. The path is flanked by a dog and a wolf—one tame, one wild—two sides of the same coin. In the distance, the path winds between two pillars, obviously manmade. The journey could represent the development of humankind, with the goal being a return to the psychic energy we were created in, embodied here by the Moon. The Moon controls the tide, and also brings out the wilder side in people. It is historically linked with magic and portents, and its mysteries are eternal. It is also associated with illusions, and what is seen by its light is not necessarily real...

When the Moon appears in your past, it indicates a time when things were not as they seemed. Deception of one’s self, or from another, is at the root of your present situation. It was necessary for you to use extreme caution when dealing with others. New information came to you, possibly in dreams or through a vision. In any case, when the truth was exposed, you were forced to deal with it. If you accepted the darker, wilder side, it brought you peace; denial only brought chaos.

Present

Represents what is happening right now. This may be what triggered you to seek out a reading or may represent something you're unwilling to see.

The High Priestess

The High Priestess is the third card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number two to indicate the polarity inherent in all things. She sits between the pillars of light and darkness, mercy and severity, positive and negative. She has withdrawn from outside influences, going deep within to gain knowledge from behind the veil of consciousness. The scroll in her lap is labeled “TORA”, the name of the Hebrew holy book, indicating her link to divinity. Behind her, the eternal ocean of emotions and intuition ebbs and flows, and she is the key to its mysteries.

The High Priestess indicates that you are seeking more esoteric knowledge, experiencing a spiritual awakening. The attainment of such wisdom requires discipline. She also reminds you to look for the subtle meanings beyond everyday events. You must listen to your inner voice to hear the truth that lies beyond the shallow, mundane world. Trust your instincts.

Future

Describes what is just around the corner. It’s an official “heads up” about where the situation is heading.

The Wheel of Fortune

The Wheel of Fortune is the eleventh card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number ten, which corresponds to the number of sephiroth in the Tree of Life. The Wheel spins in the midway point of the Major Arcana, indicating a crucial turning point. It is a metaphor for Karma, Fate, and Destiny. The creatures pictured in the corners of the card symbolize the elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, just as the Pentacles, Swords, Wands, and Cups of the Tarot do. The letters on the great Wheel can be arranged to form many different words that each have meaning: ROTA, the Latin word meaning wheel; ORAT, the Latin word meaning speaks; TARO, the phonetic pronunciation of Tarot, TORA, the Hebrew holy book and the word seen on the scroll of the High Priestess; and ATOR, thought to be another name for Hathor, an Egyptian Goddess. The snake on the Wheel has long been associated with evil, but is also an important symbol of transformation. The jackal-headed man is a representation of Anubis, an Egyptian God who is the guardian of the Underworld. The sphinx is attributed to Horus, associated with resurrection. In these three figures, the Wheel’s course of life, death, and rebirth is embodied. Only when you step back from the daily events in your life can you see the greater patterns—the Wheel itself in motion.

The Wheel of Fortune in your future indicates that you will see situations in your life that come to a close, as well as new opportunities that will come to replace them. Major life decisions and milestones will be arriving, and some will have just passed. Things you set in motion some time ago will begin to bear fruit. Seeds you plant at this time will be sprouting when the Wheel comes full circle again. When you step back and examine the cause and effect of your situation, you will be able to adjust your actions accordingly to produce a better outcome.

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