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Tarot Symbols
Follow the animals, flowers, celestial signs, elements, tools, and suit emblems that create tarot’s hidden language. New symbol guides appear here as soon as they are published.
01 · 6 published
Animals
Instinct, protection, appetite, loyalty, courage, and the untamed self.
Animals
What Do Dogs Symbolize in Tarot?
Dogs symbolize loyalty, companionship, protection, belonging, trained instinct, and the warning that arrives before conscious thought. Read the symbol guide ↗
Animals
What Do Fish Symbolize in Tarot?
Fish symbolize intuition, imagination, emotional messages, abundance, adaptability, and life moving beneath the visible surface. Read the symbol guide ↗
Animals
What Do Horses Symbolize in Tarot?
Horses symbolize movement, momentum, instinct, vitality, travel, service, and power being directed toward a destination. Read the symbol guide ↗
Animals
What Do Lions Symbolize in Tarot?
Lions represent courage, instinct, appetite, pride, authority, vitality, and power guided by patient self-command. Read the symbol guide ↗
Animals
What Do Rabbits Symbolize in Tarot?
Rabbits symbolize fertility, abundance, sensitivity, speed, vulnerability, comfort, and resources quietly multiplying. Read the symbol guide ↗02 · 5 published
Celestial Symbols
The Sun, Moon, stars, and skies that illuminate timing, consciousness, and mystery.
Celestial Symbols
What Do Halos Symbolize in Tarot?
Halos symbolize illumination, spiritual awareness, revelation, sanctity, and consciousness transformed by insight. Read the symbol guide ↗
Celestial Symbols
What Do Stars Symbolize in Tarot?
Stars symbolize guidance, hope, spiritual orientation, aspiration, blessing, pattern, and light that remains visible in darkness. Read the symbol guide ↗
Celestial Symbols
What Does the Infinity Symbol Mean in Tarot?
The infinity symbol represents enduring energy, spiritual connection, repetition, mastery, adaptability, and cycles without a visible end. Read the symbol guide ↗
Celestial Symbols
What Does the Moon Symbolize in Tarot?
The moon symbolizes reflected light, intuition, cycles, dreams, emotion, and knowledge that emerges gradually throughout the tarot deck. Read the symbol guide ↗Celestial Symbols
What Does the Sun Symbolize in Tarot?
The sun symbolizes illumination, truth, vitality, confidence, visibility, growth, and the life-giving power of conscious awareness. Read the symbol guide ↗04 · 9 published
Objects and Tools
Keys, scales, lanterns, weapons, vessels, and the objects that turn an idea into action.
Objects and Tools
What Do Crowns Symbolize in Tarot?
Crowns symbolize authority, achievement, consciousness, responsibility, status, and the burden as well as the privilege of leadership. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Do Hearts Symbolize in Tarot?
Hearts symbolize love, feeling, vulnerability, desire, grief, devotion, courage, and the emotional truth beneath a situation. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Do Keys Symbolize in Tarot?
Keys symbolize access, knowledge, initiation, permission, privacy, authority, and solutions that open what was previously closed. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Do Orbs Symbolize in Tarot?
Orbs symbolize sovereignty, wholeness, stewardship, a world held in one’s care, and power accountable to a larger order. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Do Pillars and Veils Symbolize in Tarot?
Pillars and veils symbolize thresholds, duality, initiation, sacred boundaries, hidden knowledge, and truths revealed in stages. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Do Scales Symbolize in Tarot?
Scales symbolize balance, consequence, fairness, reciprocity, judgment, and the weight carried by every choice. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Do Wheels Symbolize in Tarot?
Wheels symbolize cycles, movement, changing fortune, timing, repetition, and the forces that keep life turning. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Does a Lantern Symbolize in Tarot?
Lanterns symbolize portable wisdom, introspection, investigation, guidance, patience, and enough light to recognize the next step. Read the symbol guide ↗
Objects and Tools
What Does Armor Symbolize in Tarot?
Armor symbolizes protection, preparedness, resilience, identity, guardedness, and the boundary between vulnerability and the world. Read the symbol guide ↗05 · 4 published
Plants and Flowers
Growth, desire, purity, abundance, healing, and the consequences of careful cultivation.
Plants and Flowers
What Do Laurel Wreaths Symbolize in Tarot?
Laurel wreaths symbolize victory, recognition, completion, peace, protection, and achievement opening into another cycle. Read the symbol guide ↗
Plants and Flowers
What Do Pomegranates Symbolize in Tarot?
Pomegranates represent fertility, concealed wisdom, community, abundance, and the repeating cycle of life, death, and return. Read the symbol guide ↗
Plants and Flowers
What Do Roses and Lilies Mean in Tarot?
Roses and lilies unite desire with clarity, material experience with spiritual intention, and vision with cultivation. Read the symbol guide ↗
Plants and Flowers
What Do White Roses Symbolize in Tarot?
White roses symbolize innocence, clarity, peace, surrender, purification, renewal, and integrity preserved through change. Read the symbol guide ↗06 · 4 published
Suit Symbols
Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Wands: four emblems that organize the Minor Arcana.
Suit Symbols
What Do Cups Mean in Tarot?
Cups represent emotion, love, intuition, imagination, healing, spiritual connection, and the inner life of the heart. Read the symbol guide ↗
Suit Symbols
What Do Pentacles Mean in Tarot?
Pentacles in tarot represent the material world: money, work, health, security, resources and the practical steps required to create something real. As the suit associated with… Read the symbol guide ↗
Suit Symbols
What Do Swords Mean in Tarot?
Swords represent thought, communication, truth, judgment, conflict, beliefs, boundaries, and decisive clarity. Read the symbol guide ↗
Suit Symbols
What Do Wands Mean in Tarot?
Wands represent fire, creativity, passion, action, courage, and the will to turn an idea into motion. Read the symbol guide ↗The library keeps growing