What Major Arcana Are You?

Ok first of all I can read Tarot cards so I actually have figured out something called my Soul Card. I dont have the book on me so I can only say that my Soul Card is called (amongst other names) The Universe which means The matter of the question itself, synthesis, the end of the matter, may mean delay, opposition, obstinacy, inertia, patience, perseverance, persistent stubbornness in difficulty. Hence the fact I am becoming a philosophy student seems apt. Otherwise...

You Scored as VIII - Strength
Strength is not just physical strength, it also means emotional and spiritual strength. It is the Strength to do what you know is right in the face of opposition. Strength to defy convention and authority. Stength does not have to be used directly. It can be inner strength that supports one in the face of attacks on what they hold dear. The person of Strength remains true to their beliefs. In a Tarot reading, this card can indicate overcoming of obstacles and refusal to be beaten down. If badly aspected this card can indicate loss of faith, failure of Will.



VIII - Strength
88%
XVI: The Tower
81%
XIX: The Sun
75%
0 - The Fool
75%
II - The High Priestess
75%
XIII: Death
69%
XI: Justice
63%
IV - The Emperor
56%
I - Magician
56%
III - The Empress
50%
X - Wheel of Fortune
38%
VI: The Lovers
19%
XV: The Devil
0%

was kind of neutral on a lot of things but meh.

ok random as hell.

You Scored as XVI: The Tower
If badly aspected this can be the worst card of the Tarot deck. The Tower always indicates upheavel, possibly chaos, loss and destruction. Its effects are never pleasant and can be painful. The card illustrates lightning striking the Tower. The lightning cannot be avoided, the destruction it brings is inevitable. All we can do is attempt to survive and rebuild. The Tower brings sudden, severe change. When the Tower appears in a Tarot spread it represents sudden and possibly violent change, disruption or loss.



XVI: The Tower
75%
XIII: Death
75%
XI: Justice
69%
VI: The Lovers
69%
X - Wheel of Fortune
56%
IV - The Emperor
56%
I - Magician
50%
0 - The Fool
44%
II - The High Priestess
44%
VIII - Strength
38%
III - The Empress
38%
XV: The Devil
31%
XIX: The Sun
19%

Not really sure the emperor suits me... The high priestess represents me better...

The Emperor represents power. There is nothing subtle about this Tarot card. The Empress has power through love.The Emperor has power through power. He is in control, he is forceful and ambitious. Nothing will stop him. He is a natural leader, having either been born to the role or having disposed of all those who stood in his way. If well aspected in a Tarot spread this card can indicate success. It represents obstacles overcome, goals reached and ambition fulfilled. If badly aspected it can indicate either weakness or an abuse of power.

IV - The Emperor
81%
II - The High Priestess
75%
XIII: Death
75%
I - Magician
69%
XV: The Devil
63%
0 - The Fool
44%
III - The Empress
44%
XVI: The Tower
44%
VIII - Strength
44%
XIX: The Sun
38%
XI: Justice
38%
VI: The Lovers
38%
X - Wheel of Fortune
19%

You Scored as XI: Justice

The blindfold arbiter weighs the evidence and passes judgement without fear or favour. There can be no appeal.Justice is not necessarily the same as Law. True justice seeks out the spirit of the law, not just its letter. If a law is bad then true Justice will set that law aside. This is the sacred responsibility of those given the power to judge. If well aspected in a Tarot reading, this card can indicate settlement of disputes, the achievement of a just outcome. If badly aspected this card can indicate corruption and failure of justice.

XI: Justice
81%
II - The High Priestess
75%
XVI: The Tower
75%
XIII: Death
69%
I - Magician
69%
XV: The Devil
63%
IV - The Emperor
63%
VIII - Strength
63%
0 - The Fool
56%
XIX: The Sun
50%
X - Wheel of Fortune
44%
III - The Empress
13%
VI: The Lovers
6%

You Scored as XIX: The Sun

This is the happiest card in the deck. It is full of joy and optimism, everything is right with the world. We are as innocent children playing in the fields without care. The Sun brings success, well-being and happiness in all spheres - material, emotional, spiritual -wherever our desires lay.When this card appears in a Tarot spread it indicates success, joy and happiness. Obstacles will be overcome, goals achieved.When badly aspected, it can indicate a stagnation through over-indulgence, too much of a good thing.

XIX: The Sun
100%
II - The High Priestess
75%
VIII - Strength
69%
VI: The Lovers
69%
IV - The Emperor
69%
0 - The Fool
69%
I - Magician
63%
X - Wheel of Fortune
56%
XIII: Death
56%
XI: Justice
56%
XVI: The Tower
50%
III - The Empress
50%
XV: The Devil
13%

This suits me very well i guaranteed it

You Scored as 0 - The Fool

The Fool is the most complex and most contradictory of all the Tarot cards. "I am not a number, I am a free man". The Fool represents naivety and childlike innocence - yet the Fool is wise. He carries only what possessions he really needs He journeys through life, tasting everything it has to offer then letting it go and moving on. The Fool is a risk taker, often shown with one foot over a cliff showing us every new beginning has a risk. Whether the Fool represents opportunity or danger one thing is clear: this world needs more fools.

0 - The Fool
75%
II - The High Priestess
69%
XIII: Death
69%
IV - The Emperor
63%
VIII - Strength
63%
XVI: The Tower
56%
XV: The Devil
56%
XI: Justice
56%
I - Magician
56%
X - Wheel of Fortune
38%
XIX: The Sun
25%
III - The Empress
25%
VI: The Lovers

This is the absolute proof how FOOLish i am xD

You Scored as XIII: Death
Death is probably the most well known Tarot card - and also the most misunderstood. Most Tarot novices would consider Death to be a bad card, especially given its connection with the number thirteen. In fact this card rarely indicates literal death.Without "death" there can be no change, only eventual stagnation. The "death" of the child allows for the "birth" of the adult. This change is not always easy. The appearance of Death in a Tarot reading can indicate pain and short term loss, however it also represents hope for a new future.


XIII: Death
100%
VI: The Lovers
94%
II - The High Priestess
94%
IV - The Emperor
88%
VIII - Strength
88%
I - Magician
75%
XIX: The Sun
75%
0 - The Fool
75%
XV: The Devil
63%
XVI: The Tower
63%
III - The Empress
56%
XI: Justice
50%
X - Wheel of Fortune
38%


i wish i could get the emperor or high priest... but it says i',m 100% The Death

You Scored as XV: The Devil

Despite its fearsome appearance, The Devil is a card of weakness. It is one of the few cards in the Tarot deck that almost always has negative connotations when it occurs in a reading. When the Devil appears in a Tarot spread it can represent lack of achievement through negative thoughts. It suggests character flaws such as greed, bitterness and authoritarianism. All these things can ultimately destroy a person. The rest of the Tarot spread will determine whether or not the querent will overcome their problems or continue blindly on.

XV: The Devil
75%
II - The High Priestess
69%
VIII - Strength
63%
XVI: The Tower
56%
III - The Empress
56%
XIII: Death
50%
XI: Justice
50%
I - Magician
50%
VI: The Lovers
38%
0 - The Fool
31%
XIX: The Sun
19%
X - Wheel of Fortune
13%
IV - The Emperor
13%

Well, the description doesn't really fit the answers I gave - I'm neither greedy nor authoritarian, so >_> Although the "negative thoughts" part is quite dead-on...

You Scored as XIII: Death

Death is probably the most well known Tarot card - and also the most misunderstood. Most Tarot novices would consider Death to be a bad card, especially given its connection with the number thirteen. In fact this card rarely indicates literal death. Without "death" there can be no change, only eventual stagnation. The "death" of the child allows for the "birth" of the adult. This change is not always easy. The appearance of Death in a Tarot reading can indicate pain and short term loss, however it also represents hope for a new future.

XIII: Death 100%
III - The Empress 88%
XVI: The Tower 69%
XI: Justice 69%
II - The High Priestess 69%
XIX: The Sun 63%
XV: The Devil 63%
0 - The Fool 56%
IV - The Emperor 56%
VI: The Lovers 50%
I - Magician 44%
VIII - Strength 31%
X - Wheel of Fortune 25%

Semi-represents me, I guess. I'm hoping for the better / new future part. I don't like change but it is needed.

You Scored as XVI: The Tower

If badly aspected this can be the worst card of the Tarot deck. The Tower always indicates upheavel, possibly chaos, loss and destruction. Its effects are never pleasant and can be painful. The card illustrates lightning striking the Tower. The lightning cannot be avoided, the destruction it brings is inevitable. All we can do is attempt to survive and rebuild. The Tower brings sudden, severe change. When the Tower appears in a Tarot spread it represents sudden and possibly violent change, disruption or loss.

You Scored as XIII: Death
Death is probably the most well known Tarot card - and also the most misunderstood. Most Tarot novices would consider Death to be a bad card, especially given its connection with the number thirteen. In fact this card rarely indicates literal death.Without "death" there can be no change, only eventual stagnation. The "death" of the child allows for the "birth" of the adult. This change is not always easy. The appearance of Death in a Tarot reading can indicate pain and short term loss, however it also represents hope for a new future.

You Scored as I - Magician

The Magician, represents those aspects of the personality traditionally considered "masculine". He is in control. He knows how things work. He takes action and makes things happen. One that operates through the power of Will rather than brute force. The Magician represents the application of knowledge. The Magician creates his desired reality. When this card appears in a Tarot spread it indicates the attainment of goals through the application of knowledge and Will. If badly aspected in a spread, this card can represent abuse of power. It can indicate manipulation of others, trickery and deception.

XVI: The Tower
88%
I - Magician
88%
XIII: Death
88%
XIX: The Sun
81%
II - The High Priestess
75%
IV - The Emperor
75%
0 - The Fool
75%
VI: The Lovers
69%
VIII - Strength
69%
XI: Justice
69%
X - Wheel of Fortune
50%
III - The Empress
44%
XV: The Devil
38%

I am The Tower, Magician, and Death? Pretty awesome.

You Scored as II - The High Priestess
The High Priestess is a card of intuition, instinct and hidden knowledge. She knows all your secrets, you can hide nothing from her. Yet you will never know the secrets she herself protects.If well aspected in a Tarot spread, this card can indicate the use of intuition to solve problems; trust to your instincts. If badly aspected, it can mean suppression and ignoring of such instincts - following your head at the expense of your heart.



well wat i get is the high priestess n death
II - The High Priestess
81%
XIII: Death
81%
XVI: The Tower
75%
0 - The Fool
75%
IV - The Emperor
75%
VIII - Strength
69%
I - Magician
63%
XIX: The Sun
63%
XI: Justice
50%
XV: The Devil
44%
VI: The Lovers
44%
III - The Empress
38%
X - Wheel of Fortune
31%

You Scored as XVI: The Tower

If badly aspected this can be the worst card of the Tarot deck. The Tower always indicates upheavel, possibly chaos, loss and destruction. Its effects are never pleasant and can be painful. The card illustrates lightning striking the Tower. The lightning cannot be avoided, the destruction it brings is inevitable. All we can do is attempt to survive and rebuild. The Tower brings sudden, severe change. When the Tower appears in a Tarot spread it represents sudden and possibly violent change, disruption or loss.

XVI: The Tower
81%
IV - The Emperor
75%
II - The High Priestess
75%
XIII: Death
69%
VIII - Strength
56%
0 - The Fool
56%
XIX: The Sun
44%
XV: The Devil
44%
XI: Justice
44%
VI: The Lovers
44%
X - Wheel of Fortune
38%
I - Magician
38%
III - The Empress
31%


Awesome, I'm the bringer of Chaos and Destruction.

Though when I tried the thing that uses the date and etc. of when one was born.. I got this..

IX - The Hermit
Path of Yod 20 in the Tree of Life Saturn as the keeper of the gate, or Saturn in Aquarius, standing for the search of wisdom and the keeping of independence
Zodiac: Virgin
Tree of life: From Chesed to Tiphareth
Element: Earth
Number: 9 as the number going back into itself (3 x 3)

The Hermit represents retirement from the outside world, introversion into the inner self, listening to the inner voice and caring for the inner self. He requires retreat from any 'high life' and loud company, and stands for a time of self-reflection and self-realization.

For most people, the silent loneliness of the Hermit appears unattractive, but behind the Hermit is the wisdom of the High Priestess. You cannot listen to your inner voices while having a party..

In its negative aspect, the Hermit could mean being afraid of others or of life. When the retreat turns out to be a runaway, the loneliness can turn into a jail.


Drive: Retiring from life, retreat from the masses, looking into one's self, introversion

Light: Wisdom, realization, mental maturity, the inner light

Shadow: Numbness, loneliness, bitterness

i went through all the post and it seem that this is a rare result.

I got the tower and the high priestess. I dont really know how, last time i took this i got death and the magician.

You Scored as XVI: The Tower
If badly aspected this can be the worst card of the Tarot deck. The Tower always indicates upheavel, possibly chaos, loss and destruction. Its effects are never pleasant and can be painful. The card illustrates lightning striking the Tower. The lightning cannot be avoided, the destruction it brings is inevitable. All we can do is attempt to survive and rebuild. The Tower brings sudden, severe change. When the Tower appears in a Tarot spread it represents sudden and possibly violent change, disruption or loss.



XVI: The Tower
94%
II - The High Priestess
94%
I - Magician
88%
IV - The Emperor
88%
XV: The Devil
75%
XIII: Death
75%
0 - The Fool
75%
XIX: The Sun
63%
VIII - Strength
63%
XI: Justice
50%
X - Wheel of Fortune
50%
VI: The Lovers
44%
III - The Empress
31%

You Scored as XV: The Devil
Despite its fearsome appearance, The Devil is a card of weakness. It is one of the few cards in the Tarot deck that almost always has negative connotations when it occurs in a reading. When the Devil appears in a Tarot spread it can represent lack of achievement through negative thoughts. It suggests character flaws such as greed, bitterness and authoritarianism. All these things can ultimately destroy a person. The rest of the Tarot spread will determine whether or not the querent will overcome their problems or continue blindly on.


XV: The Devil
75%
IV - The Emperor
63%
XIII: Death
56%
0 - The Fool
56%
XVI: The Tower
50%
III - The Empress
50%
VI: The Lovers
50%
I - Magician
50%
X - Wheel of Fortune
38%
VIII - Strength
38%
XIX: The Sun
25%
XI: Justice
25%
II - The High Priestess
13%

Not surprising for someone like me >:]