Many cultures across the globe and going back as far back as we can with the historical record, believed stars encapsulated our risen souls after death, or an unborn soul, and in some cases it was believed to house angels or deities.

We begin our tarot symbolism exploration following the Fool as they begin their journey through the Major Arcana [1]. According to Arthur Edward Waite, author of The Pictorial Key to the Tarot and co-creator of the Rider Smith-Waite iconic deck, the Fool here lacks all sense.

Color symbolism, as with most symbolic language, ties to nature. Yellow is the color of the sun. Sun is the yang/masculine/active energy in nature that brings about the day, the time when we are awake—consciousness—and working. It symbolizes positivity and joy. Associated with the third chakra, the solar plexus or Manipura chakra, this deals with…

In this video, I delve into the symbolism of the Magician card in Tarot. I discuss the concept of archetypes, the Jungian idea of the psyche, and the Magician’s role in the individuation process.