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Guide to the Tarot

Colors and the Tarot

Color plays a very important part in the Tarot. Color can designate an overall feel of a spread or nuances within a spread.

For an example, if a spread has Yellow in the majority of cards, and the cards are mostly in the upright position, you will know right off that this is a very positive spread before you even look at the individual meanings of the cards.

Read on for color meanings:

WHITE: Symbolizes purity, innocence, sprituality, intuition. It can also represent coldness, sterility.

YELLOW: Bright like the sun, portrays warmth, happiness, goodness, energy, brilliance. It is also the color of Mercury, the planet of communication and speed. It can also represent cowardice.

ORANGE: Symbolizes fire, passions, desire, vitality, vigor, physical health, enjoyment.

RED: symbolizes passion, love, sex, it is also the color of Mars, the plent of energy and aggression. It can also represent danger and anger.

PINK: symbolizes cooling passions. Pinks are soothing and calming and indicate friendship, forgiveness, acceptance, love, romance, harmony.

BLUE: symbolizes depth and calmness, tranquility and meditation.

INDIGO: symbolizes cosmic mysteries, the heavens, wisdom, contemplation.

VIOLET: symbolizes royalty, leadership, luxury, wealth and sophistication.

GREEN: symbolizes nature, healing, fertility. creativity, prosperity. It can also symbolize jealousy, envy and greed.

BROWN: symbolizes earth, grounding and stability, practicality. It can also represent poverty and dirt.

BLACK: symbolizes darkness, sleep, subconscious, mystery. It can also symbolize mourning, depression, anxiety, upheaval and destructioin.

SILVER: symbolizes reflection, the color of the moon.

So next time you do a card reading, before you actually begin to reach the individual cards, take a look at the overall color of the spread. Is there any one color that appears to be more dominant?

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Numbers and the Tarot

For thousands of years, numbers have been given special significance, above and beyond a way to measure or order things.

The number 7 is considered a lucky number while the number 13 has always had an unlucky, dark aura about it.

Here are some tips to help you with numbers regarding the tarot:

Odd numbers, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, are masculine and they are considered to be active numbers. Even numbers, 2, 4, 6, 8, are feminine and considered to be receptive or passive numbers.

If an extraordinary amount of any particular number shows up in a spread,

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