White White traditionally represents innocence and chastity. What is most often seen on cards are white clothes or white flowers, such as the Popeess, Strength, and Temperance. They usually wear white robes to represent their purity.

White represents at the same time the source of all things and a "oneness" because white light contains all colors.

In the Kabbalah tree of life system, white is the supreme sphere from which all things were created.

In addition, in the Robin Wood Tarot deck, a white crystal is set on the token card, symbolizing clear thinking and decision-making.

White or silver also symbolize the light of the moon, or the female (yellow and gold are usually male or the sun).

White also means purification and regeneration, especially the white rose in the Death card, which symbolizes a change of heart or rebirth after passing through a dark situation.

White will also be discussed together with red and black, and the symbolic meaning is different from that of white alone. The explanation is as follows: White and Black The combination of white and black has special significance in the Western system. Academics believe that this is similar to Ryder Waite.

Tarot cards have a lot to do with it.

The white and black stone pillars behind the female pope are also common in many other tarot cards. The black stone pillar symbolizes "femininity" and "passivity" (reception), while the white stone pillar symbolizes "masculinity" and "creation".

” (emanation) (this is also the meaning in the tree of life).

Here, they represent an "absolute" thing, a "prototype".

The female pope sits between the two pillars, symbolizing the use of two mixed energies to reach the center of the Tree of Life through a balanced path.

This combination of black and white can also be seen in the card Chariot.

The black and white here emphasize "yin" and "yang", usually seen on two unicorns (gold and silver horns) or a sphinx (white and black body) pulling a cart (sometimes two

horses), representing the rays of the moon and the sun respectively.

It should be noted that the two horses are either unicorns or sphinxes and are yoked together and facing two different directions.

Therefore, one of the main meanings of the chariot is to integrate these two different energies and to be able to utilize this combined energy.

White and red The combination of white and red is often seen in flowers and clothing (such as the magician in the Ryder Waite Tarot deck), and is usually regarded as two different levels.

First, white represents "passivity", "purity" and "innocence", while red represents "activity", "passion" and "desire". This may seem a bit confusing, because as mentioned just now

In the combination of white and black, white represents masculine, but in the combination of white and red, white represents feminine.

Because the combination of white and black is only found in a few tarot cards, while the combination of red and white can be seen in almost every card.

(So ??the meaning of the combination of white and black is a special case) The magician in the Ryder Waite Tarot card uses the white robe and red shawl he wears to represent that he can freely use these two opposite energies (and

white lilies and red roses).

In other occult interpretations, red and white are keys to alchemy.

In alchemy, red is a recombination of "masculine" elements, while white is a new combination of "feminine" elements. During the refining process, masculine elements and feminine elements initially exist in two different

substances, and combine them together in some way at the end of refining.

(In alchemy terms, gold can be made by mixing mercury, which is represented by red, and silver, which is represented by white.) Red also represents "blood" and white represents "breast milk." You can see that in some books

The interpretation in the Temperance card is that the water flowing in the hand represents the mixing of blood and breast milk.

In addition, the combination of red and white also has some sexual implications, but we can't see it in Rider Waite's cards.

Black When black is not combined with other colors, it simply symbolizes "mystery", "unknown" and "darkness".

In traditional tarot cards, only a few cards highlight the meaning of darkness, such as the devil and the god of death. Other cards include black skies with stars, representing harmonious "order", "universe" or planets.

Movement and how it affects us and more.

Gray Gray is not often used meaningfully in tarot cards. It usually means "turning gloomy", "stormy" or "unfortunate". Sometimes it is also used to symbolize an unhealthy concept.

Red/Yellow/Blue/Green Red, yellow and blue are the three main colors and have special importance in occultism.