| The Pope - Tarot Card Number V | | | | systematically "Love". |
| The character represented on this Tarot card is an | | | | The principal character this Tarot card represents a |
| old man, symbolizing purity. | | | | young man surrounded by two young women. |
| The accessories of his clothing are divine material and | | | | The first woman seems to be rich and tries to take |
| intellectual world symbols. | | | | him along towards the richness; the second seems to |
| The furniture of his palate represent the moral law, | | | | be poor and wants to convince him to follow her. |
| the free will. | | | | Cupid, at the top of the Tarot card takes care of |
| The symbols of seven traditional planets (the Moon, | | | | this young man's choice. |
| Jupiter, Venus...) are drawn on his crozier. | | | | This Tarot card symbolizes the choice, the free will. |
| Basic significance of the Pope card: | | | | Basic significance: |
| In the right position, this Tarot card represents | | | | In the right position, The Lovers represents love of |
| indulgence, wisdom, protection, kindness, being | | | | beautiful things, the choices, youth, discovery of |
| devoted to traditions. | | | | love... |
| In the reversed position, this Tarot card symbolizes | | | | In the reversed position, The Lovers represents |
| cowardice, frivolity, lack of conscience. | | | | selfishness, instability... |
| Example: | | | | Example: |
| A mother wants to know if her child; who wants to | | | | A consulting person wants to know if her fiance will |
| become lawyer and will study at the University; will | | | | decide to marry her because he always seems to |
| succeed. In fact, she worries in front of his lack of | | | | avoid this subject. |
| enthusiasm and the kind of people he meets. | | | | Let's pull four major arcana: on the left is The |
| Four major arcana are pulled: on the left is the | | | | Empress, on the right is The Justice, at the top is |
| Strength, on the right is the Pope, at the top is the | | | | The Sun and at the bottom is The Lovers card. |
| High Priestess and at the bottom is the Fool. | | | | Interpretation: The Empress reveals us that her |
| The Strength card means that this teenager has the | | | | fiance loves our consulting person very much, but |
| capacity to study very well and succeed but the | | | | The Justice in a negative position means that |
| Pope, in a negative position means that the child does | | | | something related to Justice blocks the situation (is |
| not have this kind of thoughts in this moment, the | | | | this man already married, not divorced yet, is he a |
| High Priestess at the top represents his mother and | | | | foreigner and does not have a residence card, etc). |
| her questions and the Fool at the bottom teaches us | | | | The Sun card represents our consulting person and |
| that if the child continues on his impetus, he will not | | | | her question (The Sun is happiness) and The Lovers |
| do anything good. | | | | teaches us that her fiance does not know what to |
| The synthesis of these cards is number 4, the | | | | do, hesitates but will probably make the good choice. |
| Emperor and means that the teenager will obey his | | | | The synthesis is 9. The 9th number is The Hermit |
| parents when they will become conscious of their | | | | arcana. It confirms that her fiance is a discrete |
| authority. | | | | person, he requires time to make his decisions, to tell |
| The Lovers - Tarot Card Number VI | | | | the truth to our consulting person about his situation. |
| Do not think that "The Lovers" card means | | | | |