1. The beginning of anything new
2. Originality or eccentricity in thought
3. Folly.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
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The Fool - 0
The Magician - I
1. Changing your surroundings to meet your needs
2. Aiming at one goal
3. Wisdom and skill.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The High Priestess - II
1. Penetration into areas previously unknown or obscured
2. Hidden secrets
3. Change and fluctuation.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Empress - III
1. Pleasure and happiness
2. Increase, growth, and gain
3. Creative inspiration.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Emperor - IV
1. Control
2. Rigidity and inflexibility
3. Reaching a solution.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Hierophant - V
The Lovers - VI
1. Meeting a partner
2. A choice which must be made
3. Attraction and love.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Chariot - VII
1. Victory over opposition
2. Health and vigor
3. New direction.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
Strength - VIII
The Hermit - IX
1. Reaching a goal
2. Dependence upon oneself
3. Shedding light or insight.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Wheel of Fortune - X
Justice - XI
1. The need for balance and poise
2. A decision
3. A trial or legal affair.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Hanged Man - XII
Death - XIII
1. A change not expected
2. Renewal and transformation
3. A new beginning.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
Temperance - XIV
1. A trial, testing, or ordeal
2. Blending or combining
3. The way of escape.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Tower - XVI
1. Collapse of support and security
2. Illusion shattered
3. Conflict and competition.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries
The Star - XVII
The Moon - XVIII
1. Deception
2. A slow, toilsome struggle
3. The brink of an important change.
-- David Allen Hulse, The Western Mysteries