
Complete List of Archetypes
July 4, 20090 The Fool
Symbolism: Innocence and wonder.
Archetype: The Child.
I The Magician
Symbolism: Magic and power.
Archetype: The Trickster.
II The High Priestess
Symbolism: Intuition
Archetype: The Anima — the unconscious female element of the male.
III The Empress
Symbolism: Nature and fertility.
Archetype: The Mother.
IIII The Emperor
Symbolism: Masculine authority and power.
Archetype: The Father and the Hero.
V The Hierophant
Symbolism: Guidance or a teacher.
Archetype: The Wise Old Man.
VI The Lovers
Symbolism: Lover and union of opposites.
Archetypes: The Soul or both the Anima and Animus (the opposite of the Anima, the male element of the female).
VII The Chariot
Symbolism: Hard work and victory.
Archetype: The Warrior.
VIII Justice
Symbolism: Balance and justice.
Archetype: Justice.
VIIII The Hermit
Symbolism: Wisdom
Archetype: Another Wise Old Man!
X The Wheel of Fortune
Symbolism: Change, moving in circles.
Archetype: Fate and Destiny.
XI Strength
Symbolism: Determination.
Archetype: Endurance.
XII The Hanged Man
Symbolism: Necessary sacrifice.
Archetype: Sacrifice.
XIII Death
Symbolism: Change, transition.
Archetype: Rebirth
XIIII Temperance
Symbolism: Moderation.
Archetype: The Union of Opposites.
XI The Devil
Symbolism: Being trapped.
Archetype: The Trickster, or sexual energy.
XVI The Tower
Symbolism: Chaos, unwanted change.
Archetype: Chaos.
XVII The Star
Symbolism: Hope and the spirit.
Archetype: The Star.
XVIII The Moon
Symbolism: Emotions.
Archetype: The Moon — linked with dreams.
XVIIII The Sun
Symbolism: Joy.
Archetype: The Sun.
XX Judgment
Symbolism: Judgment and completion.
Archetype: Evaluation and reward.
XXI The World
Symbolism: Fulfillment.
Archetype: Satisfaction, wholeness.
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