There are 78 cards in the typical Tarot deck, with 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana. Of the Minor Arcana, one particularly interesting card is the Suit of Swords. A clairvoyant reading from one of our experienced psychics can find if this card presents itself for you.

Every tarot deck is made up of 2 parts. 

One is the Minor Arcana (56 cards), and the other is the Major Arcana (22 cards). Each Major Arcana card represents something on its own.

Here's a quick overview of the major takeaways from each of these 22 cards.

The Meanings Behind the 22 Major Arcana Cards

These cards tell a story through their archetypes who represent stages within the human journey. While reading tarot cards, remember that there are "upright" or positive implications, and a "reversed" or negative implications. Upright and reversed may not always be negative or positive. A qualified Tarot card reader will be able to tell the card's meaning. 

Let's take a look at each one individually.

The Fool

The fool is a free spirit. On the reverse, it also symbolizes naivety and carelessness. 

Takeaway: willingly embrace new beginnings.

More and more people are realizing the benefits of consulting a psychic, and if you haven't yet, you may want to consider it. From 2014 to 2019, the psychic industry brought in a revenue of about $2.2 billion.

Getting a tarot card reading is a great and easy way to try it if you've never had a psychic reading before. However, if you've never had one before, you may be a little hesitant and scared to schedule one.

Here, we'll break down exactly what to expect so you can relieve any anxieties you have. 

Understand the Tarot Card Deck

Before you go, you'll need a little bit of a basic understanding of the tarot cards. In a standard deck, there are 78 cards. On each card, there will be a different image that represents some kind of different story. The story on the deck will be used to help explain the answer to the question you have. 

Our readers use a number of methods to provide you with an accurate reading, including tarot cards. A tarot card deck is an ancient tool used by psychics to foresee the future and advise patrons regarding their life decisions. Additionally, tarot decks have major arcana and minor arcana.

The Minor Arcana

The minor arcana include the suits of Wands, Swords, Cups and Pentacles. Like the other minor arcana, the suit of pentacles has eleven cards from the ace to the number ten, with the ace representing the lowest numeric value. Each of these suits also has the following court cards: Page, Knight, Queen and King.

People have been using tarot to get accurate psychic readings since the 1700s. This science looks like it's here to stay, too, since the psychic industry is expected to grow to $2.4 billion in the coming years.

If you want to learn more about yourself, your fate, and your future, you likely are interested in getting a tarot reading. However, before this can happen, it's important that you know all about the deck that psychics use to see your fortunes. Here, we're going to tell you all about the Suit of Cups and what it can tell you about yourself, so read on for more information on what it means when you're drawn to this suit!

A Complete Guide to the Suit of Wands

Picture the scene: a psychic is giving you a tarot reading and all the cards are drawn from the Suit of Wands. What does this mean for you? Should you be happy, sad, nervous?

Unlike the major arcana, the Suit of Wands is a minor arcana. This means that, like a suit of playing cards, there are several different cards from the suit. Each of these can have different meanings and interpretations. Yet there are some common meanings behind all the cards from the Suit of Wands.

Ready to find out what the Suit of Wands means for your reading? Then please, read on and find out!

When you are just starting to read the Tarot, it is good to find a basic deck that is easy to work with and understand. We think these 5 Tarot card decks are excellent.

1. The Ryder Tarot Card Deck - It is classic and the deck we use in our "Meanings of Tarot Cards" YouTube Series.

2. Easy Tarot: Learn to Read the Cards Once and For All - Perfect for beginners.

Are Tarot cards accurate?

Short answer - Yes, Tarot card readings are accurate. In some circumstances they can actually give more insight into your personal situation compared to different styles of psychic readers.

We have been testing psychic readers since the early 90s. We have had thousands of psychic readings by all sorts of psychic readers. Psychic mediums, Tarot card readers, clairvoyants and numerous other types of psychics. Testing readers is a very big job. It is a big job because there are so many people who claim to be psychic who are intuitive, but not fully developed in their energy to be a psychic reader with our service.

This is about the Fours of the Minor Arcana; the Four of Cups, the Four of Pentacles, the Four of Swords and the Four of Wands.

Generally speaking, when the card is reversed in the spread, the card can mirror itself. Some people describe it as the negative version of the card, but it’s not always negative or opposite of the upright position. And, not all Tarot card readers use the different meanings between upright or reversed. Experienced and accurate Tarot card readers may have their own personal spin on the card meanings. Their own spin comes from years of practicing their readings and tailoring their cards with their intuition and clairvoyance.

The Fours of the Minor Arcana are all about perception, structure and stability.