The Hermit: The Hermit card represents introspection, solitude, and inner guidance. It suggests the need for self-reflection and seeking answers within oneself. and courts is fairly traditional, a la Waite, and so are most of the major arcana. My favorite would be the High The Aquarian Tarot is a firm classic! The cards have a muted colour pallet art deco style with a distinguishable 70’s vibe. David Palladini has taken the traditional Rider-Waite framework and created his own version of ‘zoomed in’ characters accompanied by the relevant symbols for each card. Similar to the Morgan Greer tarot the Aquarian is an old classic that has sustained the passage of time because it is timeless!

This suit, most often called "Wands" and sometimes called "Rods" or "Staves," represents initiative, ambition, drive and desire. This is the suit of enterprise and risk-taking. The High Priestess: The High Priestess card embodies intuition, inner wisdom, and spirituality. It suggests the need to trust one's instincts and tap into their inner knowledge. What makes the Rider-Waite and the Aquarian so powerful and enduring is the symbolism embodied in the artwork - a symbolism that evokes profound responses from the Unconscious mind. I happen to prefer the Aquarian (as I have for the past thirty years) because the artwork is cleaner and contains some subtle touches that make the cards more meaningful for me. One of those touches is the way the faces of characters in the cards tend to be somewhat ethereal, showing less of the underlying personality than the Rider-Waite. Judgment: The Judgment card represents self-reflection, resurrection, and awakening. It signifies the need to take responsibility for one's actions and make amends.

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Justice depicting Ripley (played by Sigourney Weaver) holding a flamethrower, Death, the Magician and the Emperor cards. The artwork resembles Pamela Colman Smith's Rider-Waite illustrations.

Wheel of Fortune: The Wheel of Fortune card symbolizes cycles, destiny, and change. It signifies the ups and downs of life and the need to embrace uncertainty. The Magician: The Magician card is associated with creativity, manifestation, and personal power. It signifies the ability to harness one's talents and manifest their desires into reality.

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The Emperor: The Emperor card is depicted as a stern-looking man sitting on a throne, representing authority, leadership, and stability. The four ram heads on the throne symbolize the astrological sign Aries, associated with ambition and strength. The Sun: The Sun card symbolizes joy, vitality, and success. It signifies the awakening of one's potential and the ability to radiate positivity.

When conducting a love and relationship reading, pay attention to the overall pattern or story that emerges from the cards. Look for connections between cards, such as repeating themes or symbols. These patterns can provide additional insight into the dynamics of the relationship or the underlying emotions at play. said all that - I do find the Aquarian Tarot attractive, and readable. I think it would be also good for Strength: The Strength card embodies courage, inner strength, and resilience. It suggests the need to face challenges with bravery and tap into one's inner power. Exploring touchy territory could seem to be the next step in your current journey of personal growth. Unfortunately,…Above: Two Fool variants, the Magician featuring a can of Aspen Beer which was consumed by the crew in the film, and the Alien egg as the High Priestess

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