The Lovers card typically shows a naked man and woman standing beneath an angel, often interpreted as Raphael — the angel of air and healing. Behind the woman stands the Tree of Knowledge with a serpent, and behind the man, the Tree of Life. A radiant sun shines above, symbolizing clarity and divine blessing. The figures mirror the biblical Adam and Eve, suggesting themes of temptation, free will, and sacred union.

We all carry a bit of these queens This Mother’s Day, honor the women who inspire you—whether they are biological mothers, chosen family, grandmothers, aunts, godmothers, friends, or even yourself. The feminine expresses itself in many ways, and the Tarot teaches us that all these aspects live within us. Which Queen do you feel connected to today? Which one would you like to embody?

The Hierophant – Tarot Card Guide Major Arcana V – Tradition, spiritual authority, and sacred wisdom

The Empress – Tarot Card Guide Major Arcana III – Abundance, creation, and the divine feminine manifest

The High Priestess – Tarot Card Guide Major Arcana II – Inner wisdom, intuition, and sacred mystery

The Magician – Tarot Card Guide Major Arcana I – The power to manifest

The Fool – Tarot Card Guide Major Arcana 0 – The beginning of the journey