Ever wonder what tarot card represents you? What does it mean to choose a significator Tarot card? How do you do it? This article explains how to discover which Tarot card represents you and how to use this card in a reading.

This week's Tarot card of the week is the energetic Eight of Wands. This weeks card features lessons in directing our energy, increasing our vitality, and learning to be more goal oriented.

This week's card of the week: The Chariot Learn more about the symbolism of this card and the lessons it has to teach about persistence and determination.

Created by Kat Black and published by the well-established company, U.S. Games, Inc, this beautiful deck was created through decoupage/collage and is visually stunning yet easy to read.

Learn about the Fool Tarot card, its symbolism and lessons for you on your path. The fool represents every person and the journey you take through life. The Major Arcana in Tarot is said to represent the "fool's path". Learn about embracing newness and total awareness with the Fool card.

What do wands mean? An overview of the suit of wands in Tarot

This article is part of a series designed to cover the Tarot suit meanings and the secondary insights they offer into a reading. The Pentacles (Coins) represent rewards and/or consequences for actions and are the final stage of a series.

This article is part of a series covering the Tarot suits and their secondary meanings in Tarot readings. The Suit of Cups reveals a lot about our inner nature and includes subconscious thought, emotion, and intuition.

How to use a Tarot Journal to learn Tarot. A Tarot Journal is the best way to learn Tarot and anyone can use this method to become an excellent Tarot reader. All it takes is time, patience, and the ability to follow some simple structure and you will find yourself deeply intuitively connected with

What do the numbers on Tarot cards mean? Does it mean anything if you have many of the same number in a spread? Numerology plays a strong secondary role in the Tarot. Learn more about it here.