Tarot Personality!!

Water - feelings - Cups
Fire - imagination - Wands
Air - intellect - Swords
Earth - material - Pentacles



Aries
King of Wands
Mythological Reference is: Theseus

The King of Wands is portrayed by a good-looking man seated upon a throne, which is decorated with rams' heads, the symbol of Aries.

Arians tend to be outgoing, impulsive and brimful of grand ideas. They are enthusiastic and dramatic, always drawing attention to themselves. This sign certainly has a childlike spirit. While being easily angered, the rage is short-lived and grudges usually disappear not long after they were made. They can be bossy, self-centred and opinionated, but also extremely generous and basically kind-hearted. The constant quest for new goals is either inspiring or exhausting for those around them.

Taurus
Queen of Pentacles
Mythological Reference is: Omphale

The image of the Queen of Pentacles depicts a sensuous-looking woman seated upon a throne which is decorated with bulls' heads, the symbol of Taurus.

This sign is very appreciative of both the physical and material comfort that comes with life. They love luxury, beauty and high- quality goods. Usually peaceful and serene, the bull-like temper can often arise and collapse the calm aura. Although it does take a lot to provoke the Taurean into real anger. When kindly treated, they are steadfast, loyal and patient. On the other hand they may be stubborn, rigid and pedantic.

Gemini
Knight of Swords
Mythological Reference is: Dioscuri

The Knight of Swords is portrayed as a set of identical twins, seated upon a swift moving horse.

This sign expresses the air quality through a search for communication and new concepts. They are very quick thinking, vivacious, versatile and adaptable. Variety is essential. While the light-hearted, carefree qualities are endearing, emotional relationships are not always easy with Gemini as they loathe being tied down for any length of time. This signs fluctuating personality may find them persuading, pleading for a particular cause one day, and quite the opposite the next.

Cancer
King of Cups
Mythological Reference is: Orpheus

The King of Cups is portrayed by a dark-haired soulful-looking man seated upon a golden throne with the arms decorated by the symbol of cancer, being crabs.

This sign has a tendency to wish to form personal relationships and help other people. They are great at encouraging the growth and development of emotional potential. This sign likes to be needed. They possess qualities such as activity, dynamism and creativity. While also depicting possessiveness. Relationships are desperately important and they long for intimacy which makes them vulnerable in the realm of emotion.

Leo
Queen of Wands
Mythological Reference is: Penelope

The Queen of Wands is depicted seated upon a throne decorated with lions' heads, with a lioness lying peacefully at her feet. The lion is the symbol for Leo.

This card expresses the artistic and imaginative talents of the zodiac sign Leo. While managing their strength and energy to attain their goals, they can possess the organisational skills needed, especially if it earns them recognition. This sign is competitive and likes to win, while on the other hand they are loyal and generous to those they love. They possess qualities of warmth, sincerity and affection. Negative qualities are pride, vanity and a tendency to show off.

Virgo
Knight of Pentacles
Mythological Reference is: Aristaeus

The Knight of Pentacles portrays a serious-looking young man seated upon a sturdy farm horse. He carries a sheaf of wheat, which is the symbol of Virgo.

This sign projects the calm, practical way of dealing with situations. They are renowned for their hardworking and attention to detail qualities. The Virgo's nature is quite helpful, unassuming, and dependable. But can also appear as fussy, fault finding and indecisive. They are not the types to project themselves into the limelight, although they often accelerate those around them. This leads to their sometimes shy and modest behaviour.

Libra
King of Swords
Mythological Reference is: Odysseus

The King of Swords is portrayed as a dignified fair-headed man holding the symbol of Libra, a pair of perfectly balanced scales.

Librans are lovers of harmony and need a stable environment around them. They possess a love of knowledge unlike any other sign and communication is utterly important to them. In a working environment they are able to co-operate efficiently and have the gift of clarity of mind. Although they are seemingly gentle, their minds function rapidly. Librans, who are not always noted for their compassion , is a sign known for its decency and fairness.

Scorpio
Queen of Cups
Mythological Reference is: Helen of Troy

The Queen of Cups is portrayed as a beautiful woman who appears to be merging with the water her throne is placed upon. Golden snakes which are the ancient symbol for Scorpio, encircle the arms of her throne.

This sign is well known for their intense, passionate feelings which contributes to their powerful emotional nature. If a Scorpion loses interest in anything, the lack of feeling is instantly apparent. They possess the quality of tremendous loyalty and responsibility. Scorpions may also tend to become jealous or possessive quite easily, which leads them to be quite relentless with those who hurt or betray them.

Sagittarius
Knight of Wands
Mythological Reference is: Bellerophon

The Knight of Wands portrays a handsome, daring young man riding a splendid winged horse. He carries a quiver of arrows over his shoulder, symbol of Sagittarius, the Archer.

This sign loves the search for new challenges and new battles to fight. The fire element comes out in their quest for adventure, excitement and action. Sagittarius finds any restrictions extremely tiresome. Full of wonderful ideas and creative visions, but putting them into practice is a chore, which would be preferred to leave to other people. They love to seek new goals but having attained them, they only want to seek others, even more glorious.

Capricorn
King of Pentacles
Mythological Reference is: Midas

The King of Pentacles is symbolised by a dark-haired man seated upon a fine throne that is decorated with the heads of mountain goats, the symbol of Capricorn.

This sign desires status and some kind of position in the world. In consequence, social acceptance is therefore of great importance. To achieve their goal, a strong sense of determination and powerful will is detected. Very disciplined and organised, this sign wastes no resources that are not entirely necessary. They usually continue the family traditions and project the way to behave correctly onto others.

Aquarius
Queen of Swords
Mythological Reference is: Atlanta

The Queen of Swords is portrayed as the mythical figure Atlanta, a beautiful but stern woman seated upon a silver throne, pouring water from a jug - the symbol of Aquarius, the water-bearer.

This sign tends to be independent, progressive in their outlook and are known as great reformers. They love the idea of helping humanity at large. Quite the socialite. The Aquarian is friendly, tolerant and has an easygoing attitude. While on the other hand they can also be cold, aloof and sometimes with little human sympathy. The courageous, enthusiastic ideals this sign has, may turn into a stubborn fantasy. Also the Aquarian's earnest nature often gives rise to friction, when they least expect it.

Pisces
Knight of Cups
Mythological Reference is: Perseus

The Knight of Cups is portrayed as a handsome, gentle-looking man, clad in silver fish-scale armour and crowned with a fish-tail, while a fish, the symbol of Pisces, leaps out of the water at his horse's feet.

Pisceans are by nature feeling types, which mean they act and react according to how they feel rather than what is logical. They tend to be idealistic, romantic and sensitive, as well as self-sacrificing. They will sacrifice a great deal in the name of love. Pisceans love to be in love. They are romantic about everything, especially love affairs. Every aspect of life must contain some element of romance for them. Otherwise they become bored and lose interest.