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Learning Tarot Together: THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE

What keywords do you associate with The Wheel of Fortune?

If you had to explain The Wheel of Fortune to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Wheel of Fortune represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Wheel of Fortune ?

Does The Wheel of Fortune remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Wheel of Fortune mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Wheel of Fortune? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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The Fool

I’m making my own post bc my laptop wouldn’t let me reblog. 

OP: by @decklove

*I’m using the RWS for my answers*

1. innocence, beginnings, naivety, co-dependency, unknown and limitless potential

2.  The Fool asks you to take a leap of faith and trust things that are out of your control. The fool is omnipresent, which is why he is 0. Personal growth, new adventures and experiences, and trust are just a few positive meanings the card has. However, living in a carefree bubble can have some negative consequences, such as acting recklessly or selfishly. If something seems too good to be true, it’s bc it probably is; take your time and research all sorts of different avenues that you can pursue, and make sure that you’re properly prepared for any upcoming events. But don’t forget, you have a dog by your side, who has proven that he will be there for you, and he will protect you.

3. (upright)(general) there might be something holding you back or down, but it’s not that heavy and most certainly not insurmountable. Take a leap of faith, look ahead of you, not behind, and know that by letting go and being more carefree does not mean being alone.                                                                 (upright)(relationship) you are growing and changing as a person bc of your partner. You are probably riding on the wind, doing whatever feels right, w/ each other at your side. Know that you have each other, but be careful of doing anything stupid or not staying true to yourself.                                                     (upright or reversed tbh) (career) fake it till you make it                                 (upright)(money) things are comfortable enough right now, but precarious. You might not be aware of how soon things  could go bad. You need to take a step back and reevaluate things, maybe w/ your partner/roommate/etc.             (health) I honestly don’t know how to interpret that w/o at least a little bit of background knowledge.

 4. the fact that there are two characters, a man and a dog.

5. the fool is all of us, and we are all the fool (I love this card so much lol I’m sorry if that was vague)

6.nope bc I’m supposed to be doing hw rn and if I drag my cards out, I’m never gonna do it.

7. I love the Prisma Vision’s Fool, the life preserver was a beautiful interpretation of the cliff.

8. Is the man the fool, or is it the dog? Who is the fool in this situation, the man who went that far out and appears to be dancing almost, or the dog, who will follow his master, literally, to the ends of the Earth?

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Learning Tarot Together: THE HERMIT

What keywords do you associate with The Hermit?

If you had to explain The Hermit to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Hermit represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Hermit?

Does The Hermit remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Hermit mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Hermit? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: STRENGTH

What keywords do you associate with Strength?

If you had to explain Strength to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does Strength represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of Strength?

Does Strength remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does Strength mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of Strength? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE CHARIOT

What keywords do you associate with The Chariot?

If you had to explain The Chariot to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Chariot represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Chariot?

Does The Chariot remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Chariot mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Chariot? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE HIEROPHANT

What keywords do you associate with The Hierophant?

If you had to explain The Hierophant to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Hierophant represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Hierophant?

Does The Hierophant remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Hierophant mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Hierophant? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE LOVERS

What keywords do you associate with The Lovers?

If you had to explain The Lovers to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Lovers represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Lovers?

Does The Lovers remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Lovers mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Lovers? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together is a new section that will be published each Friday at decklove. Together, we will go over the 78 cards of the Tarot. Each post will include questions about one card that you can reply to with your own comments. The goal is creating a community driven tarot reference journal in which readers of all levels can participate. You can reply to one, some or all of the questions each time; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time restriction or pressure of any kind 💖

Everyone is welcome - it doesn’t matter how you read, your reasons for doing it, your religious beliefs (or lack thereof), how often you read, if you’re open about it or have to keep it a secret, and so on. Tarot brings us all together, and together we can also learn from each other.

Signal boosting is highly appreciated - the more people join, the more content we can learn from 😊

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Learning Tarot Together: THE EMPEROR

What keywords do you associate with The Emperor?

If you had to explain The Emperor to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Emperor represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Emperor?

Does The Emperor remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Emperor mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Emperor? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE EMPRESS

What keywords do you associate with The Empress?

If you had to explain The Empress to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Empress represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Empress?

Does The Empress remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Empress mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Empress? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE HIGH PRIESTESS

What keywords do you associate with The High Priestess?

If you had to explain The High Priestess to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The High Priestess represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The High Priestess?

Does The High Priestess remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The High Priestess mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The High Priestess? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE FOOL

What keywords do you associate with The Fool?

If you had to explain The Fool to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Fool represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Fool?

Does The Fool remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Fool mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Fool? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Learning Tarot Together: THE MAGICIAN

What keywords do you associate with The Magician?

If you had to explain The Magician to a tarot beginner in one paragraph, what would you say? (include the positive and negative aspects of the card)

What does The Magician represent to you in the following reading contexts?: general, love/relationships, career, money, health (add more if you want)

What key element or symbol would you say is the most important to remember the general meaning of The Magician?

Does The Magician remind you of something? What do you associate it with? (a quote, a song, a person…)

Draw a card from your deck. What does The Magician mean in combination with this card? (name the card you have drawn)

What is your favorite depiction of The Magician? Why is it your favorite? (include a picture if you want)

Anything else? (space for whatever you want to say about the card)

Time to reblog with your replies! You can reply to one, some or all of the questions; or you can simply reblog the post without replying for reference.

Questions are meant to be general but they change from person to person, from deck to deck, and even from time to time, so there is never a right or wrong answer. You can edit it as many times as you want. There is no time limit for replying 💖 Reblogging the post is highly appreciated so more people can join, even if you don’t reply! Click here for more information about Learning Tarot Together (#learningtarottogether at decklove).

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Is it okay to write responses for #learningtarottogether if you're relatively new to it?

Yessss 100% okay. Even if you’re a complete beginner or need to read a book, a cheatsheet, an app, or whatever while replying. Even if you don’t have a tarot, divination or witchcraft centered blog. Everyone is welcome. The more points of view we have, the more we can learn. And as I mentioned on a previous message, don’t forget this is not a tarot knowledge test or anything like that, so have fun while doing it as there is no wrong way to reply 💖

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(Learning tarot together is absolutely awesome btw!)

Thank you so much 💗✨ YOU are awesome!

[decklove]

I'm excited for the Learning Together you're putting together; thank you for doing this. I've been reading for years but still use an app to check for meanings :P

Ah thank you!! I do check apps too from time to time. Court cards are the bane of my existence. Ok, not really, but I don’t really click with them in most decks so I have to go back to the basics, and my phone is always closer to me than my books. And with this I honestly invite anyone to join the Learning Together posts with an app or book in hand if you need or want to do it like that. These are questions, but not a test 😊

Anyway, thanks again! And come off anon if you want, you are such a sweetie 💖