All 78 tarot card meanings

Browse the complete Rider–Waite–Smith deck in English and Vietnamese. Arcana includes all 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards across Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles.

Each guide explains the card’s central theme, upright expression, reversed or blocked expression, visual symbolism, and a practical reflection question. The meanings are written as prompts for thinking rather than fixed predictions.

Choose the English or Vietnamese library to read every card in detail. If you have a specific situation in mind, use the topic-based reading to draw one or three cards for relationships, work, finances, general reflection, or wellbeing.

A card cannot verify another person’s private thoughts or guarantee an outcome. Compare any symbolic message with observable facts, direct conversation, and advice from qualified professionals when a decision involves health, safety, law, or money.

The Major Arcana describes broader lessons and turning points, while the Minor Arcana places familiar patterns into four suits. Wands often relates to energy and initiative, Cups to emotion and connection, Swords to thought and communication, and Pentacles to material life, work, and resources. These themes are starting points, not rules that override the question or spread position.

When a card appears reversed, Arcana considers several possibilities: its theme may be blocked, delayed, overused, or happening inwardly. A reversed card is not automatically negative. Read it beside the upright meaning and choose the interpretation that fits the real situation without stretching the evidence.

For a useful practice, write down the question before drawing. Notice one detail in the image, compare it with the card’s central theme, and finish with one action or conversation you can realistically try. Review what happened later instead of repeatedly drawing until a preferred answer appears.