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Welcome to TarotUnlimited.com! We seek to provide a comfortable and easily accessible source of information about the wonders and mysteries of Tarot. The Tarot is a respected and well-established means of divination called cartomancy; or using cards to help access the Divine within us all. The Tarot deck differs from the standard 52-card bridge set, for Anglo-Americans, or the 32-card piquet set for the French. The Tarot consists of 78 pictorial cards; 22 cards called the Major Arcana and 56 cards termed the Minor Arcana.

The posts on this page highlight the Tarot cards in different ways. Tarot as Art involves discovering how Tarot evokes feelings using art. Tarot Card of the Month is a Tarot monthly horoscope, and Tarot Daily Lesson spotlights one card for the day and discusses what can be learned from that card. Be on the lookout for special posts involving Tarot Spreads from time to time as well.

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Again, welcome and enjoy learning about Tarot while you are here. Thanks for visiting!

Blessings to you!

-Genevieve Ragana

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Tarot Card of the Day-Queen of Cups: What Can I Do to Promote a Loving Nature in Myself?

Queen of Cups

Queen of Cups [Druidcraft Tarot]: Comforting. Katara is a skilled water bender both in healing and in combat. Though, she always strives for balance and peace. The Queen of Cups is fierce in her own right. A naturally intuitive person, she deeply understands others emotional needs. The adage that “Mother knows everything” definitely describes the Queen of Cups. She has an uncanny knack for revealing things that others would rather keep hidden. As such, she is set apart and rules with minimal contact. The queen of Cups greatest joy is in nurturing her family and her subjects with love. Her mantra is: “Love is life and life is love.” It hasn’t failed her yet. Spend time understanding the power emotions can have. They’re not simply to be pushed aside because they can’t be easily organized. Love is life and life is love.

Ask yourself: How important is love to me on a scale of 1 being Not At All and 10 being Extremely? What aspects of my life have contributed to this attitude regarding love?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-Princess of Swords: How Am I Keeping an Open Mind?

Princess of Swords

Princess (Page) of Swords [Druidcraft Tarot]: Insightful. Aang the last of the air benders is like the Princess of Swords. He does not to take his training in water, earth and fire bending seriously preferring to ride giant koi fish and go sledding on the backs of penguins instead. But what else would you expect from a twelve-year-old boy? To his credit, he is more often seen training in the other elements than he is goofing off. The Princess of Swords does not appear to take things seriously either but she is doing just that in the shelter of her own mind. She is busy building her version of utopia. The Princess of Swords can come down to earth when she needs to work or is up against a time limit. She is perfectly able to discern fantasy from reality in ways that only a child can, thank you very much. Not that the other members of the Swords family notice, though. Her dreamy nature, as some would call it, is actually a practice run for her future career as an innovator with a keen interest in the intersection of nature with science, or biology. When the Princess of Swords appears, remember what it was like to be her, all nervously excited but ready to take on the world one dream at a time. After all, the best steps forward as a society were achieved by dreamers who knew how to apply their intelligence to suit their ideal vision.

Ask yourself: How can I become an imagineer? How can I apply imagination with reality? What are the benefits of day-dreaming?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-Prince of Wands: Where Is My Creative Flame?

Prince of Wands

Prince (Knight) of Wands [Druidcraft Tarot]: Exuberant. Pyro is a fire-controlling mutant. He doesn’t care to apply himself, instead opting for the quickest resolution. This has gotten him into endless situations. The Prince of Wands is rather impulsive. He much prefers to be active rather than sedate. He also is a huge fan of short cuts. If it can be done faster, then the Prince of Wands will use a short cut to achieve it. He has no shortage of ideas to inspire, though, the trail-blazing journey is anything but restful! Ever the charmer with a sparkle in his eye, this prince enjoys teasing others in a good natured fashion. When he does act, the Prince of Wands is bold, swift and extremely motivated to get his own way. His strength lies in creating different ways to take action and shake things up. Expect things to be turned around and mashed together in perfectly creative and ingenious ways when the Prince of Wands is around. There’s no one better to have as a muse than this persuasive charmer!

Ask yourself: What are the benefits of finding a different and less traditional way to accomplish this task? Do I need a change of pace? How can I spark creativity in others?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-10 of Pentacles: What Do I Want My Legacy to Be?

Ten of Pentacles

10 of Pentacles [Druidcraft Tarot]: Legacy. The Black Canary was at different times either Dinah Drake Lance or her daughter, Dinah Laurel Lance. Both fought crime, though only Laurel carried on the legacy. The Ten of Pentacles shows a prosperous family, united with one vision, to reach a common goal. Everyone is working toward this goal. And that’s the real message of this card, team spirit focused on one task. A single legacy shared by the community. Coming together to with the goal of providing for the future. It takes time to establish, but the wait is worth it! Everyone illustrated is richly blessed, not just with pentacles either. The blessings they have are worth far more than those ten pentacles. This dream could not have happened without the cooperation of all involved. That’s where the real blessing is. Believe it. Achieve it!

Ask yourself: What do I want my legacy to be? How can I work with others to achieve this goal? What can I do to encourage and support others to realize joint goals? What have I achieved?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-The Moon: What Am I Allowing to Distract Me?

The Moon

The Moon [Druidcraft Tarot]: Perplexity. The Moon has no light source of its own. What we see is in the night sky is caused by the reflection of the sunlight on the Moon’s surface. This makes it a reflective light source, a mirror, one that illuminates thoughts and actions back to the original source. That’s quite a lot of influence for a celestial body to have, isn’t it? Perhaps the wolf and the dog are howling at The Moon because they have had enough. It’s time to examine and unwind those thoughts and actions. Sit down at the shoreline and get clear about the causes of every thought and action. When that’s done, walk through the stone pillars toward The Moon. Connect with and honor the wisdom it imparts knowing that the way to true knowledge is individual and internal. The Moon shows the way, it doesn’t walk the path.

Ask yourself: What am I allowing to influence my decisions? How do I uncover my path? What can I do to minimize distracting thoughts?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-9 of Pentacles: What Is My Ideal?

Nine of Pentacles

9 of Pentacles [Druidcraft Tarot]: Assurance. Charles Xavier overcomes a lot in order to successfully operate the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning. Xavier has rebuilt the school several times because nothing will get in the way of his dreams. The woman in the Nine of Pentacles has arrived! All that hard work has paid off. Whew! Now she can set her own terms rather than abide by others’. Freedom from the rat race. Although, she’s not afraid of working far from it! She knows there are times to work and times to play. Right now, she’s very pleased with her results. This woman has sharp focus and a drive akin to that of the raptor on her arm. She’s not just a refined woman, she’s in control. She definitely earned the right to be a falconer and to admire this view. Way to go!

Ask yourself: What are my views regarding goal setting? What is the first step in achieving my financial dreams? How have I trained myself to view work? What can I do to increase my productivity as I aim for my ideal lifestyle? What steps can I take immediately to become more financially free?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot As Art: The Chariot

Chariot Blazes
What do you see here? Is there anything that catches your eye? What is absent from this piece? What do you feel when you look at this image?

These are just some questions to get you thinking artistically. The Chariot has chosen to use complementary colors and colors that are adjacent on the color wheel. That’s intriguing. It seems to be making a point about opposites. I like a Tarot card who knows what he has to say and does so in upfront kind of way. Good for it! I also like the subtle color of the triangle. Tying everything together. The overlapping lines are also noteworthy, because although they are the same color, they are not connected. Why is that? Of all the geometric shapes out there, why choose a triangle? The outer and inner circles are moving in opposite directions. The Chariot has certainly made some direct statements. What do they mean? Or rather, what do they mean to you personally?

What does this image tell you? What do you notice first ? What is absent from this piece? How does this depiction of The Chariot make you feel? Does the artwork compliment The Chariot Tarot card? Why or why not? How do you see The Chariot? How would you create your own mental image of this card? How does it talk to you? What message does The Chariot have to share with you?

Blessings to you!

Genevieve Ragana

PS: To see other Major Arcana cards depicted as artistic pieces browse Tarot As Art.


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Tarot Card of the Day-10 of Wands: What Am I Collecting?

Ten of Wands

10 of Wands [Druidcraft Tarot]: Stockpiling. Cyclops the team leader of the X-Men has the task of leading mutants who may or may not feel like working together. He gathers the team together through whatever means is the most effective: a kind word, praise, a nudge, or using a bit of bribery. The method isn’t important, only the result matters. Eyes on the prize! So it is with the figure in the Ten of Wands. He’s hard at work. Ambitious and eager to achieve, he knows the value of good results. He’s gathering far more than materials here. He’s stockpiling the lessons he learns from the Wands, especially those of the Ace through the Ten. What will become of the ten wands? How will he use them? Clearly, this figure is smart to gather accumulated wands (actionable knowledge) together. If the wands are all in one place, then that’s less work later on. Work smart, not hard. Research, collect and gather those lessons together. Now is the time to review before the test.

Ask yourself: What lessons about business, passion, and achieving goals have I learned from the Wands? How can I put these lessons to excellent use? Now that I have all these wands collected, what’s the next step? What can I make with these wands? What am I working towards?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-8 of Swords: Do I Need to Create Hurdles In Order to Think?

Eight of Swords

8 of Swords [Druidcraft Tarot]: Misperception. Storm’s fear of enclosed spaces makes her appear like the woman in the Eight of Swords. Storm is paralyzed by her claustrophobia and cannot move. Similarly, the woman in the Eight of Swords is tightly bound and restricted. Though, there is a gap in the swords if she decides to move. What do I mean by “if she decides to move”? She’s trapped! Yes, she is. However, trapped by what? I see no other people in this image. Thus, no captors. Additionally, I notice that her foot has left the ground so she’s not completely unable to move. How did she end up here and why? Was it her fear or a necessary learning experience to test herself? It’s not wholy unreasonable that she would choose to limit herself. Restriction can serve as the best teacher, if used effectively and under the proper conditions. Will it be difficult to “escape” her thoughts? Possibly. They are her thoughts, though, she created them and she can banish them! One thing is certain, the power is hers. How will she use it?

Ask yourself: How can restricting thoughts serve my purpose? What sort of mental test am I conducting? Do I need to create hurdles in order to think? How do I work with these eight hurdles (swords) instead of against them? How have I trapped myself with my thoughts? What aspect am I missing or overlooking?

Blessings to you!

Genevieve Ragana


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Tarot Card of the Day-8 of Cups: How Can I Be Positive About This Transition?

Eight of Cups

8 of Cups [Druidcraft Tarot]: Evolution. Robin evolves to meet the needs of Batman. As Dick Grayson, Robin keeps Batman from going too far into the darkness. as Jason Todd, he does what Batman won’t. And as Tim Drake, he’s an even-tempered investigator. The figure in the Eight of Cups seeks higher ground, literally and figuratively. As a reminder of past achievement, this person has left eight cups by the water’s edge. The journey that he or she embarks on will not be easy. Working through emotions rarely is, though. It’s hard to know when insight will strike so it’s best to be willing to walk for a bit. All things must change or perish and so it is with emotional fulfillment.

Ask yourself: How often do I check my emotional rain gauges (the eight cups)? What sort of change am I seeking? How can I release the past to encourage growth? What do I need to take with me and what needs to be left by the water?

Blessings to You!

Genevieve Ragana

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