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How to read tarot cards series–Wheel (Major Arcana)

We will be covering the tarot card “Wheel” in this post.

 

Illustration of Wheel in Rider Waite Tarot Deck

Tarot Symbol

There is a wheel which is turning clockwise. There are also many hebrew letters and alchemical symbols. There is also a sphinx on top of the wheel.

Tarot Story

The Fool comes out of hiding and it is time for a change. With a staff in his hand, he heads back into the world and things start to happen to him even though he had expected nothing. While he wandered by the wheel, he met a woman who offered him a drink in a chalice. He was urged to keep the cup by the woman. As the Fool wanders by a windmill, he stops and admire a young man swinging a sword. When the Fool expresses his admiration for the sword, the young man offers the sword to the Fool and insists that the Fool keep the sword.

The Fool also chance upon a rich merchant who sits in a wagon and the rich man hands him a bag of money, claiming that he likes to give away money. The merchant claims that he had intended to give away money to the tenth person he meets and the Fool happens to be the tenth person.

With this chain of lucky events, the Fool felt that everything good he has ever done in his life are being paid back to him and that it is a lucky day for him.

Tarot meaning

This wheel of fortune card is about luck, change and fortune. It basically indicates abundance, luck and happiness. This card’s primary meaning is that some changes just come out of the blue and there might be a stroke of good, unexpected fortune. It’s like a kharmic payback for all the good things a person has done in his or her life.

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