Your 3 Card Tarot Reading
Whats in the cards? Shuffle the deck to find out!
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 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 past indicates that the root of your issue lies in a time when situations in your life were coming to a close, and new opportunities were coming to replace them. Major life decisions and milestones came and passed. Things you set in motion some time before were beginning to bear fruit. Seeds you planted then began sprouting when the Wheel came full circle again more recently. This indicates a time when you took a step back to examine the cause and effect of your situation, and adjusted your actions accordingly to produce a better outcome.
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.
Four of Pentacles
The Four of Pentacles indicates that you are working to achieve stability through reliance on material gain. You may be blocking yourself from the world around you, symbolized by the character in the image who covers his head, heart, and feet with his wealth, protecting himself from interference from the outside world. What are you afraid of losing, so much that you are hoarding everything you can? You are proving that you are adept at saving money, and you deserve the hard earned financial success you are winning, but once in a while you must take time out to enjoy some of the bounty of your success.
Future
Describes what is just around the corner. It’s an official “heads up” about where the situation is heading.
Death
Death is the fourteenth card in the Major Arcana, and is given the number 13 for many reasons...both the Death card and the number 13 are widely misunderstood. Most people regard both of them with fear, when in fact they are not cursed or unlucky at all—it is all a matter of your perspective. (That goes for physical death as well, actually.) An armored, skeletal figure rides a pure white horse, symbolic of spirituality and purity of body and soul. Death passes people from all walks of life, and each is effected in different ways that correspond to their viewpoint. The King, who believed that his existence hinged primarily on his status, title, and wealth, is laid low. The Priest, full of faith in a pleasant, rewarding afterlife, faces Death straight on. The young woman turns away out of fear and sadness, but kneels compliantly, albeit regretfully. The child, completely innocent and blissfully ignorant, offers Death the beauty of freshly picked flowers. The flowers, though beautiful, are now also dead. Interestingly enough, a flower appears on the flag Death carries. We should view Death, which essentially symbolizes change, the way the child does. In this way, Death becomes less traumatic, and more the transformation that it truly is meant to be. It is a positive passage, as the sun shining in the distance indicates.
Death in your future indicates intense change, and most people do not welcome change. In its most positive guise, Death heralds a chance to start over, a second chance in relationships, or a time of major growth. If viewed with a negative outlook, Death can indicate the unexpected, and deep rooted fears of the unknown. If you accept change as it comes and grow from it, you can release that which has gone before and get on with what is yet to come. Discoveries, opportunities, and new cycles await you. Rather than resisting out of habit, remember to embrace them, and your worries will fade away.
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