Major Arcana

Justice is crisp equinox air—day and night in conversation. Card XI in most modern decks (sometimes VIII), it’s the moment you pause, breathe, and choose what’s true over what’s easy.

The Wheel of Fortune is the wind shifting on an open hill—unexpected, undeniable, full of motion. Card X in the Major Arcana, it’s the turning of seasons, the click of

The Hermit is a midnight cabin with one warm lamp glowing—quiet, steady, yours. Card IX in the Major Arcana, he’s the archetype of solitude with purpose: stepping back to see

Strength is warm August light—gold on your shoulders, steady and kind. Card VIII in the Major Arcana (sometimes XI in older decks), it’s the quiet power that tames storms from

The Chariot is a clear road under a big summer sky—windows down, hair wild, playlist just right. Card VII in the Major Arcana, it’s movement with intention: not speed for

The Lovers is warm June air on your skin—a crossroads scented with lilac. Card VI in the Major Arcana, it’s not only romance; it’s choice. The Lovers asks: what does

The Hierophant is the elder oak at the edge of town—the one people circle when they need wisdom that’s stood a few storms. Card V in the Major Arcana, he’s

The Emperor is a sturdy chair pulled up to the table—solid, inviting, built to last. Card IV in the Major Arcana, he’s mountain energy: clear air, firm ground, wide view.

The Empress is ripe peaches on a windowsill, warm bread cooling on the counter, sunlight pooling on your skin. Card III in the Major Arcana, she is the archetype of

The High Priestess is the hush before dawn—the soft glow that makes everything feel a little holy. Card II in the Major Arcana, she sits between dark and light, veil