Gypsy tarot cards meaning
GYPSY TAROT CARDS
Card meanings:
Personnel indicators
Sweetheart
The card signifies the querent herself, if she is a woman. If the querent is a man, it denotes the love of his life, his One and Only.
Lover
The card signifies the asker himself, if he is a man. If the asker is a woman, it denotes the love of her life, her One and Only.
Persons or abstract concepts
Widow
Denotes an older woman, who could be the asker’s mother, mother-in-law or older female relative or friend. Depicting a woman on her own, divorced, detached, looking inward, the card can also be a symbol for independence, a call to use intuition instead of logic, or the need of letting go of someone or something.
Widower
Signifies an older man, father, father-in-law or older male relative or friend, possibly a man from the asker’s past, or some such man who has passed away or is currently in the asker’s life but is stuck in the past.
Thought
The card often denotes a secret admirer, or a man with whom the querent (if female) has a secret relationship. In a more abstract manner the card can speak of a secret plan, or a percolation of a new idea. It can also signify creativity, a tendency for deep, analytical thinking and slow processing, as well as a person who’s introspective, withdrawn or emotionally unavailable.
Officer
In the days of yore the card used to be interpreted as a literal symbol for a military officer, or any uniformed man, all of whom possessed great prestige back then. Young girls often dreamed of such suitors. The soldier is also known to embody all the masculine qualities, such as courage, heroism, an unwavering sense of duty, and reliability. To today’s modern reader, however, the card no longer necessarily denotes a uniformed man, but simply a dark-haired man. As an abstract concept, the card stands for rules and regulations, work-related and business matters.
Sadness
Denotes a fair-haired woman who is sensitive, vulnerable, artistic, and insecure. This is the
Card meanings:
Personnel indicators
Sweetheart
The card signifies the querent herself, if she is a woman. If the querent is a man, it denotes the love of his life, his One and Only.
Lover
The card signifies the asker himself, if he is a man. If the asker is a woman, it denotes the love of her life, her One and Only.
Persons or abstract concepts
Widow
Denotes an older woman, who could be the asker’s mother, mother-in-law or older female relative or friend. Depicting a woman on her own, divorced, detached, looking inward, the card can also be a symbol for independence, a call to use intuition instead of logic, or the need of letting go of someone or something.
Widower
Signifies an older man, father, father-in-law or older male relative or friend, possibly a man from the asker’s past, or some such man who has passed away or is currently in the asker’s life but is stuck in the past.
Thought
The card often denotes a secret admirer, or a man with whom the querent (if female) has a secret relationship. In a more abstract manner the card can speak of a secret plan, or a percolation of a new idea. It can also signify creativity, a tendency for deep, analytical thinking and slow processing, as well as a person who’s introspective, withdrawn or emotionally unavailable.
Officer
In the days of yore the card used to be interpreted as a literal symbol for a military officer, or any uniformed man, all of whom possessed great prestige back then. Young girls often dreamed of such suitors. The soldier is also known to embody all the masculine qualities, such as courage, heroism, an unwavering sense of duty, and reliability. To today’s modern reader, however, the card no longer necessarily denotes a uniformed man, but simply a dark-haired man. As an abstract concept, the card stands for rules and regulations, work-related and business matters.
Sadness
Denotes a fair-haired woman who is sensitive, vulnerable, artistic, and insecure. This is the