Good ActionConcept
Card indicating good actions and providing alms
Card
The term "CARD" in the context of Tarot refers to individual cards that are part of a deck used for divination. The Tarot deck consists of 78 cards, divided into the Major and Minor Arcana. Each card, ranging from I (The Magician) to XXI (The World), is designed to represent various concepts, often relating to the spiritual path or aspects of reality. These cards feature images and symbols that are central to the divination process, providing a rich symbolic language and narrative for readers to interpret. Each card in the Tarot deck serves as a lens through which individuals explore deeper meanings, gaining insights into their current situation or future possibilities.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
MomentConcept
Card indicating the present moment and its importance
ActConcept
Card indicating practical and actual actions
DutyConcept
Card indicating duty and social obligations
Remaining Thirty-six CardsSubstance
The remaining thirty-six cards are used if the required card is not found among the first forty-two cards dealt
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Card & Good Action
Card indicating good actions and providing alms
II. Good Action & Travel
Travel and good action, both associated with practical and beneficial deeds Good action and travel, both associated with practical and meaningful pursuits
I. Card & Good Action
Card indicating good actions and providing alms
II. Good Action & Material
Material and good action, both associated with practical and beneficial deeds Good action and material, both associated with practical and beneficial actions
CardthroughGood ActionilluminatesOpportunity
I. Card & Good Action
Card indicating good actions and providing alms
II. Good Action & Opportunity
Opportunity and good action, both associated with practical and beneficial actions