Tarot Card Combinations

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Hierophant and Emperor ( & ) --- A spokesman. One who explains the intentions of another. A translator or translation of a significant literary work. Strength and Death ( & ) --- A person who has many "hidden depths." A normally quiet person who may suddenly take charge for a brief time. One who lives a "secret life" and a person who would make a good spy. Also a potential maniac.

Magician and Hanged Man ( & ) --- A mysterious person who does things more for their effect on others than for personal gain. Strength and Judgment ( & ) --- An extrovert. A center of attention. Someone who is exciting; just being around makes others feel alert and happy.Empress and Moon ( & ) --- Pregnancy. Changes in the body. Evolution of consciousness through experiencing life. Hierophant and Strength ( & ) --- A strong material position. The virtues of endurance and fortitude. A leader with advisers.

Moon and Hanged Man ( & ) --- Excessive sleep. Poor but not seriously ill health. A need for minor stimulants. Empress and Emperor ( & ) --- An anniversary of marriage. A long enduring friendship. Parents. Worldly success.Justice and Fool ( & ) --- A person who can live without rules, having the essence behind the rules always in mind. One who dislikes authority on principle. A person who is hard to understand but easy to like. Emperor and Hierophant ( & ) --- One who seeks to influence others through words and ideas. An orator, a leader. Devil and Hierophant ( & ) --- Physical exercise. Work at improving health and manual skills. The teaching of morality.

TEN OF WANDS This card shows a situation gone a bit too far. It suggests a need for new activities and for reevaluation of interests. In readings concerning existing relationships, this card warns of the need for renewed efforts toward mutual intimacy. If such a warning is ignored, unhappiness is likely and, in the case of marriage, a danger of eventual divorce. The Ten of Wands is much like a more negative version of the Seven of Wands. In situations where great endurance is necessary, this is a very good card, although it is not a prediction of an easy time. Much like Temperance combined with the World. Hierophant and Star ( & ) --- A discipline of self- improvement. Goal oriented people. Strong faith. Temperance and Wheel of Fortune ( & ) --- A craftsman. One who enjoys doing things and making objects to sell. A person who uses materials well.

High Priestess tarot card reversed as Personalty types

Emperor and Hermit ( & ) --- A very creative person who dislikes to talk about anything but shop. A sage. A person who is the center of legends. Often someone who is liked more after dying than during life. Hermit and Moon ( & ) --- When positively disposed, the ability to work rapidly and without hindrance. In negative combination with other cards, a tendency to think of a friend or lover as a bum. Dionysian versus Apollonian approach to life.

I - VII ( & ) Magician through Chariot. Overly mental, too active mind, not enough stability to produce. Hierophant and Justice ( & ) --- One who aspires toward harmony. Physical well being exists, but there is no satisfaction in letting things remain as they are. Need to feel progress.Wheel of Fortune and Moon ( & ) --- One who attempts to change the nature of people and things. Either asking too much of a person or situation, or bringing excessive pressure to bear in the hope of making a small improvement. Falsehood. Excessively high standards established for the sake of effect and not in the expectation of complete success. Sun and Chariot ( & ) --- A winning personality. One who has many unusually good traits from birth or upbringing. High Priestess and Wheel of Fortune ( & ) --- Events beyond human understanding. The menstrual cycle and all regular changes of mood. Weather influencing events and feelings.