tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-66852932012-01-12T09:43:19.254ZReading Tarot Cards and Tarot Card MeaningsDudenoreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6685293.post-1094927789114111622006-12-31T23:59:00.001Z2012-01-12T09:42:24.464Z

Any of a set of cards used in fortune-telling and in certain card games. Claims have been made for tarot cards' having originated in China, India, orEgypt, but their true origin remains obscure. Tarot cards approximating their present form first appeared in Italy and France in the late 14th century.Early tarot decks were of several types, each varying in the number of cards. The standard modern

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The charioteer in this card is a young man whose face bears the unmistakable countenance of determination, focus, and ambition. He is related to the Fool in that he is anxious for new experiences and for adventure, yet he differs from the Fool because he is focused and has a clear goal in mind. He represents youthful passion, potency, the desire to succeed and accomplish great goals, without

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The Death card is probably the most feared and misunderstood of all the cards in the Tarot deck. In general, people tend to take the meaning of this card far too literally and fear that the indication is for the death of either themselves or others. Relax! The card of Death can be one of the most fruitful and positive cards in the deck. Death is a symbol of the ending of some phase or aspect of

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