Angel Tarot Card Meanings~ Minor Arcana

  Queen of Air  The Queen of Air is often referred to as the "fung shui card" of tarot, as it signifies a life free of clutter or emotional distractions (otherwise known as drama). This card is of wisdom born of many life experiences--some of them uplifting and some of them quite challenging. There's an inner peace that has been earned.   We've come to know how to handle just about any situation that comes with the card and the past experiences it represents.  This card can also represent divorced individuals as as people who have a very dry sense of humor. Symbolism  A beautiful and wise Queen exhibits intense focus upon the task at hand. She conjures up a magical unicorn, as her intentions are pure and crystal clear.  Our Queen is dressed in tanzanite jewels. Tanzanite has many meanings that are reflective of this card. it connects us to our spirituality and is said to enhance clairvoyance. Tanzanite is also known for it's ability to promote communic...

Knight of Air The Knight of Air is probably the fastest-moving energy in tarot. Our lives may seem to be moving very slowly (or even not moving at all) but when this Knight shows up, it's like stepping into a whirlwind. While all the Knights are very active cards that speak of taking action, this particular Knight thinks his way through to successful solutions. This isn't the time for making emotional choices. Decisions must be made via the intellect. It may be difficult to think through our choices before acting and yet it's important to ponder our alternatives and fully consider what our desired outcome is before we get to far down the road.  Symbolism  The Knight and his compassion are moving very swiftly. The Knight has to hold on tight encase he's thrown off the unicorn. It's important we see to all the important details, so that we wont be "thrown" off our course.  The unicorn's horn is quite magical and is even lit up, which indicates the spark...

 Page of Air Pages are often messages or messengers and the Page of Air is no different. Information comes to us that can be very useful or it may be informing us of temporary delays or changes to our plans. The message we receive may not be delivered with the softer energy we'd prefer; however, that doesn't mean it's not very useful information to have. Frankly, it's often quite brilliant! The thing to remember about this card is to separate the message from the messenger.   The Page of Air can also refer to legal documents, constructive criticism or even just plain gossip. Symbolism  Our beautiful Page is ready for the task at hand, with many friends as backup. The card asks us to be prepared to act the information we receive.  She carries a sword, which symbolizes truth and justice.; however, it's important to note that the sword is double-edged.  The truth can be cutting if not delivered in a kind way.  The ball of golden light shows that this Pa...

  Ten of Air  In traditional tarot, this is considered a very undesirable card. With the imagery that was historically portrayed, that's no surprise. However, much like many of the Air suit cards, we feel that this is a misinterpretation. The Ten of Air mostly definitely represents an ending. It's just that more often than not, it's an ending that has been anticipated and quite possibly welcomed. It's a weight off our shoulders. We may be sad about the ending but at least it's finally over and we can move on. When we're no longer hanging onto, "what has been", we can begin to create a beautiful new life of "what will be".  This card can indicate someone who's recovering from an addiction--the emphasis being in recovery. One other thing, though, about the Ten of Air card, is that it often comes with a bit of drama tied to it. So while we may be at peace with the ending, others may have their own energy around the change. Symbolism  Eight ...

  Nine of Air Have you ever heard of a self-fulfilling prophecy? It's a situation where people focus so much on their fears that they eventually manifest it into reality. The Nine of Air card is sent by our angels when we're in the process of manifesting an unhappy outcome that's simply not necessary. We should think of this card as a kind and loving note from Heaven to change the way we're thinking. We need to find a way to concentrate on the results we're hoping for rather than worrying that a bad outcome is on it's way.   This card can also indicate sleeplessness or insomnia, unhappy dreams or illness caused by stress.  Symbolism  The first thing we notice about this card is all the unicorns are asleep except one. Eight unicorns are sleeping soundly (8 being the number of abundance and positive energy), while the one remaining unicorn appears to remain on watch.   Being on watch is a practice that allows others to rest, while one member of the group...

Eight of Air  The Eight of Air is a card that points out our lack of self confidence but Heaven wishes to break through our unhealthy illusions. We have a sense that we're trapped or not on control of our own lives but that isn't true. There's always a way to free ourselves of situations that we're no happy about but we must believe in ourselves. We must see the truth of our situation and take action.  This card also indicate confusion or feeling helpless. Symbolism  A single unicorn has broken free from a herd that's very clustered together. By stepping ahead, the single unicorn has shown confidence in itself. It doesn't need to rely on the others or to be part of the pack "mentality"in order to be successful.  The seven unicorns appear to be standing still, with their feet in the water, near the shore. Water is a symbol of emotion and since this card is one where fears are getting the best of us, the unicorns are standing in their fear.  The single ...

  Seven of Air  The Seven of Air reveals itself to us as a message of kindness from Heaven. Our angels want us to know, that our current path is probably not the one that we're meant to be on. We may be unaware of our situation or oblivious to the actions of others. This card has a traditional meaning that encompasses something being taken away from us but the most common loss is our freedom. What we don't realize is that, the individual that is taking away our independence is ourselves. Our lack of focus on our own needs and life purpose creates a sense of limbo where we don't get where we want to go.  This card can also signify that our plans themselves are fine but the timing of them needs an adjustment. Symbolism  Five unicorns spin on a merry-go-round. They ride without any ability to determine their destination.  Five is the number of change. The only way to break the cycle of the merry-go-round is to change our circumstances.   The merry-go-rou...