1 (Bateleur)
Anyone who dabbles in everything can easily grasp the broad outlines of a new field, but will not delve into the depths of things.
2 (The High Priestess) Do not penetrate this one against his will, for only he, through his intuitive reflection, will reveal the nature of his desires in due time.
3 (Empress) Pure intelligence and the logic of science extinguish the allure of the body and illuminate the living beauty of the gaze.
4 (Emperor) Will that competent, practical, reliable, stubborn, and obstinate foreman refuse to heed the wind that makes the foundations of his edifice sway?
5 (Pope)
The security and comfort of blinders limit one’s vision of life. That person will hear only their own voice if their so-called tolerance allows no exception to their morality.
6 (The Lovers)
The idealistic adolescent is enthusiastic and inquisitive. His doubts demand precise answers that mark his path with complete confidence.
7 (The Chariot)The shrewd and diplomatic commander delegates his powers, but never relies solely on his mastery, for he alone knows the politics of the events he has set in motion.
8 (Justice) Does not understand the workings of the event and does not accept the consequences of the cold, emotionless analysis.
9 (Hermite) The life of the nine consists of two parts
The 9th of the new moon: The shy, solitary being cries out and flees the incomprehension of their age when adult thoughts surge up from the depths of their soul.
9 adults: The experience of life has proven the correctness of his philosophy, for wisdom leads to realization through concentration and a slow illusion.
The 10 (Wheel of Fortune)
The whirlwind of existence does not diminish inventive good cheer, for the unexpected carries spontaneity and colors the desire to live.
The 11 (the force) The boss builds his businesses alone, because he does not realize to what extent his boundless energy suffocates collaborators who cannot keep up with him.
The 12 (The Hanged Man) The humanist, philanthropist, and devoted individual will not be able to build his house by using incompetence through divine fatality. He whose nervousness will mark the evasions will lock himself in a fictitious suffering.
The 13 (the nameless card)
Never look behind you, for if you have left a part of yourself behind, you have also severed it as death does, and neither sadness nor melancholy will change its mind.
The 14 (Temperance)
He takes pleasure in complying flexibly and willingly with the decisions of the education of manners and pleasures, as long as they do not touch upon his morals. Failing that, he will retreat into rigidity or indolence.
The 15 (The Devil) The bewitchment of passion unsettles minds; the captivated world accepts sensitive excesses or rejects selfishness and jealousy.
The 16th (The House of God) Excessive ambition breeds pride, headstrong decisions, disasters, and unexpected reversals.
The 17 (The Star) The candid, innocent, and naive child enjoys the protection of deep guides and friends, for his optimism lives in calmness and gentleness.
The 18th (The Moon)
The family sheltered the fleeing dreamer. Do him no harm, or he will repay you a hundredfold.
THE 19 (The Sun)
Emotionality makes the generous and protective being cautious and fragile, unable to conceal the love for children and the attraction to harmonious beauty.
The 20th (Judgment) Who is this dual and astonishing being from which invention springs, this illuminated and spontaneous genius? Is it action or reflection?
The 21 (The World)
The ambition marked by nobility is always commensurate with one's abilities, but the pursuit of perfection can neither replace the neglect of memory nor remove supposedly insurmountable obstacles.
The 22nd (The Fool) In the face of the world's incomprehension, the extravagant, mad genius relies solely on himself, journeys into the unknown, or retreats into a fragile solitude.
Rolande 2311