The Major Arcana refers to the most divine form of beauty among all the other tarot cards. In addition, the Major Arcana also refers to the highest possible symbolism in its own. The Sun The Positive qualities are joy, achievement, energy, academic success, children, vitality, and health. Negative attributes are relationship blues, autism, hypersensitivity, allergies, delayed happiness, failures. The Moon The Negative qualities are escapism, illusion, deception, secretive, insincerity, dishonesty, desperate, trickery. The Star The Positive qualities are spiritual love, renewal, fulfillment, confidence, hope, inspiration. Some Negative attributes are rigidity, obstinacy, self doubt, unhappiness. The Devil If the card is upright, it represents materialism, conflict between spiritual/creative fulfillment and security, hoarding money, frustration, lust, oppression, carnal craving, and self knowledge. If reversed it means avarice, overleaping ambition, evil, exclusive focus on material success, and abuse of authority. Temperance Adaptability, balance, harmony, management, diplomacy, maturity, coordination, placidity, cooperation are the positive qualities when the card is upright. Instability, fickle ways, restlessness, physical stress, conflict, imbalances, failure at multitasking, poor judgment, volatility are the negative traits if the card is reversed. Death Upright card means new beginnings, alterations, change, transformation, end of episodes. Reversed card signifies lethargy, all forms of exhaustion, unpleasant changes and painful transitions. The Hanged Man It represents THE SPIRIT OF THE MIGHTY WATERS. If the card is upright, it stands for transformation, rebirth, revivification, a waiting period, present sacrifices for future benefits, flexibility of mind, adaptability, temporary suspension of advancement, devotion. When the card is reversed, it signifies apathy, oppression, selfishness, materialism, lack of commitment, loss, and status quo. Justice This is ruled by Libra and represents THE DAUGHTER OF THE LORDS OF TRUTH. If upright it will stand for justice, fair play, straightforwardness, clarity, marriage, divorce, legal action, resolution of conflicts, lack of prejudice. Wheel of fortune It represents good fortune, benevolent destiny, progress, effortless success, new beginnings, when upright. If reversed, brace yourself for ill luck, gambling, delays, problems, interruptions, difficulties. The Hermit Positive aspects are introspection, Reflection, Plan, Calmness, Discretion, Caution, and Assimilation. Negative aspects are immaturity, imprudence, refusal of help, inadequacy, alienation, groundless suspicions. The Lovers It represents THE ORACLE OF THE MIGHTY GODS OR THE CHILDREN OF THE VOICE. When upright it signifies dilemma, foresight, union, harmony, making choices through intuition. When reversed, it means indecisiveness, procrastination, infidelity, conflict, duality, disharmony, deception, contradiction. The Empress It represents THE DAUGHTER OF THE MIGHTY ONES and its rulership is Venus. When upright, it stands for marriage, pregnancy, fertility, maternal care, love, creativity, domestic stability, security, ambition, growth. If the card is reversed, it forebodes poverty, unwanted pregnancy, promiscuity, sterility, relationship blues, creative blocks, domestic disturbance, lack of affection, failure to attain success. The Fool It stands for spontaneity, navet, innocence, unexpected incidents, important decisions, new internal beginnings, optimism, joy, force, and energy when upright. When reversed, it signifies impulsiveness, wastage of creative energy, instability, gambling, foolishness, rashness, not finishing previous tasks, seekers of constant change. The minor arcana consists of coins, cups, swords, knights, ladies or queens, lords or kings, knaves/servants/pages of sticks/batons/cudgels/wands. There are 14 cards in each of the SUIT OF WANDS, SUIT OF CUPS, SUIT OF SWORDS and SUIT OF COINS.

A successful love relationship requires a lot of mutual effort and hard work. Love doesn't drop from the skies just like that. One has to earn love. You have to master the technique of holding on to your beloved.

It doesn't matter if you are a hopelessly pragmatic and practical dull dude or an incorrigible romantic. Most people, however rough and tough they might be on the exterior, cannot go on in life without little or big dozes of romance and love.

Japanese astrology is the ancient form of Chinese astrology. It is also known as Nine Star Ki astrology. This is again belongs to Feng Shui.

1. Introduction: The masterpiece scenario If you wanted to design a system that would be a masterpiece, a means of providing individuals with opportunity to fulfill their potential, to keep growing and learning, and meeting themselves with all their foibles and virtues, qualities and talents, vices and shortfalls to improve, and to ensure that all participants could access awareness of their effects on others (be it right away or, as seems to be more the case in our current materialistic days, in the between-lives arena) - then you would come up with the system that appears to be in play on Earth now - the masterpiece of karma and reincarnation in which we live. 2. Experiment: Take a moment to imagine the cessation of your "I". You can imagine the physical body coming to an end, the dissolution of the body. But can you do so with the "I"? The moment you try, there is your "I" standing back looking for an imagined end to itself. It can't be done* - inferring that the Ego lives on after death. *footnote: The "I" can be dissipated, in a sense, by oneself, or at least degraded and debilitated, through chronic substance abuse, or through long term practices of an spiritual path that espouses the dissolution of the ego ( once an appropriate experience for the soul during the ancient Indian epoch, but now counter to the present leading edge of evolution - the retention and enhancement of the "Ego" or I). 3. Multi-dimensional factors and future life progress. There are times when an overly simplistic view of reincarnation can be held. One aspect that helps over-ride an overly simplistic view is to understand that thoughts don't carry on beyond a certain stage of the death process, except as forces, whereas enthusiasms, perceptions and feelings do pass into the next life. The conceptual life associated with an incarnation dissipates. For example, a child who spoke the Greek language in his/her past life does not learn the Greek language any more easily this life. Another perceptual shortfall resides, for example, in the notion that a great musician must have been a musician in a prior life, and now has simply progressed to an advanced level. A more accurate perspective views the emergence of a talent as a result of progress made in a past life in another ( but obliquely associated) arena of development. Consider these scenarios wherein prior life situations lead to subsequent results: Earlier life: Ensuing life: spatial study, as in architecture, musical ability and related disciplines. musical development talent in mathematics aspiring to knowledge faith (in spiritual reality) focus on knowledge founded dull-wittedness on materialism developing self reliance selfless love developing a facility for languages unbiased judgment 4. Proportion of brain utilized Through reincarnation, we are given the opportunity to fulfill our overall quest to become whole, fully evolved beings - a quest that is utterly impossible in a single lifetime. It is common knowledge that we use only 10-20% of our brain capacity. This suggests that eventually we are going to use the whole organ. Of course, to attain such a goal would only be feasible over many lifetimes. The other side of the indication is that when we die, we move into our deeper wisdom, we move out of our temporary, life-long confinement, into our full capacity (use of 100% versus only 10-20%). We come to know, from an overview, what our life was really about, and where we need to improve, and can then determine where we are going, and with who, and the particulars pertaining to the next life that we choose. To view the complete article, visit Insight21.

This card stands for qualities like ambition, authority, competitiveness, worldly power, weakness, manipulative ways, indecision, immaturity etc.

No one can deny the romantic irresistibility and mysterious aura of tarot cards which have been used for fortune telling for years and years. Tarot cards have a special place in the history of astrology and fortune telling/future prediction and dates back to the ancient ages in antiquity.

Most people, however rough and tough they might be on the exterior, cannot go on in life without little or big dozes of romance and love. Some individuals choose to demonstrate their mushy core and others remain hush-hush about their softer side. But no one can deny the existence of love.

All through the ancient eras, human beings have represented the zodiacs in various ways. Horoscopes are the metaphoric representations of zodiacs.

Among all the signs in the Chinese zodiac, monkey happens to be the most versatile. Monkeys love to be the cynosure of all eyes, hog the limelight, and impress others with their repository of knowledge. This testifies to the veracity of the statement that monkeys love to show off and are ostentatious.

Suppose you are involved in a romantic relationship. You would like to understand the dynamics of the romantic relationship with your lover on an extensive scale or in greater detail. This is where a compatibility horoscope comes in.

Exploring the love match between the 12 animal signs is a very interesting and entertaining way of using a Chinese horoscope. If the love match says that 2 animal signs are compatible, it translates into the happy occasion of love or marriage or both.