Cards
eTarot Reading
The eTarot readings on this website are for entertainment purposes only.
Arthur Edward Waite is credited with the renaissance of the Tarot in the Twentieth Century. He commissioned artist Pamela Coleman Smith to create what he called the “rectified” Tarot. Created by a member of secret societies also known as a revered mystic, Waite’s version has been widely accepted as the standard, and is by far the most popular deck of the century, rich in symbolism and easily understood due to the simple nature of the artwork.
The cards as drawn can be either upright or reversed (upside down) and this changes the meaning. Click on a card to reveal. Click again to show meaning.



Knight of Swords
Upright: action, impulsiveness, defending beliefs
Reversed: no direction, disregard for consequences, unpredictability


Wheel of Fortune
Upright: change, cycles, inevitable fate
Reversed: no control, clinging to control, bad luck


Death
Upright: end of cycle, beginnings, change, metamorphosis
Reversed: fear of change, holding on, stagnation, decay