Learn The High Priestess Tarot Card

The High Priestess is based on the female version of the Pope. She represents the unconscious mind, wisdom, and the Divine feminine. She has a deep connection to her intuition and represents a time of going inward and deepening your relationship with your higher self. Her message is that you must listen to your quiet inner voice in order to figure out your soul’s purpose.
On the downside, the High Priestess in a reversed position can mean that you are not trusting your intuition, that you are experiencing emotional blockages, or that you have become disconnected from your spiritual beliefs.
This video is designed for individuals who want to learn how to start tarot readings for beginners and also for people who want to become a better tarot reader by learning tarot card meanings in depth. It uses the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck.
In this video you will learn everything you need to confidently read and understand The High Priestess tarot card in upright and reversed positions, including symbolism and how to personally connect with this card.
In this video you will learn:
• The meaning of The High Priestess.
• The symbolism of The High Priestess.
• What it means when The High Priestess appears in a reading in both the upright and reversed position - including real-world examples to help apply this card in a reading.
• Questions that you can answer so that you can better connect with The High Priestess.
Resources from this Video
TAROT DECK
Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot -- amzn.to/3NlklOQ **
BOOKS
Exploring Tarot Using Radiant Rider-Waite by Avia Venefica -- amzn.to/48cwBce **
Learning the Tarot: A Tarot Book for Beginners by Joan Bunning -- amzn.to/47RKooT **
Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Tarot: A Comprehensive Guide by Anthony Louis -- amzn.to/3RAXp0l **
Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom: A Tarot Journey to Self-Awareness by Rachel Pollack -- amzn.to/3RdMyZ3 **
The Big Book of Tarot Meanings: The Beginner’s Guide to Reading the Cards by Sam Magdeleno -- amzn.to/3RAAT7T **
The Complete Illustrated Guide to Tarot by Rachel Pollack -- amzn.to/4afzUBj **
The Secret Language of Tarot by Ruth Ann and Wald Amberstone -- amzn.to/3RbvpiC **
The Symbolism of the Tarot Annotated: Philosophy of Occultism in Pictures and Numbers by P.D. Ouspensky -- amzn.to/3GFpnSB **
The Symbols and Magick of Tarot by Rev. Paul V. Beyerl -- amzn.to/3Te8UfC **
The Tarot: History, Symbolism, and Divination by Robert M. Place -- amzn.to/3GCOgy8 **
The Ultimate Guide to Tarot by Liz Dean -- amzn.to/47Q0saV **
The Ultimate Guide to the Rider Waite Tarot by Johannes Fiebig and Evelin Burger -- amzn.to/488nrxA **
Understanding Tarot: A detailed guide to the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot cards, for both the new and experienced Tarot student by Pam Richards -- amzn.to/48dUikM **
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[@louisfifteen]

Great video. I use the Crowley Tarot deck. It gives me so much more symbolism to work with. HAve you ever used Crowleys cards?

[@learntarotwithsue]

Thanks for your lovely comment. I completely agree that the Crowley deck is much more interesting. Honestly I don't love the original RWS deck but I feel like it is a good basis for people who are just learning. My favorite is the Radiant Rider Waite deck -- richer images but still in the spirit of the original deck.

[@louisfifteen]

@@learntarotwithsue I have only used the Crowley deck, my favorite, but I will certainly take a good look at your favorite deck in the New Year. I wish you Happy Hollidays and New Year.

[@learntarotwithsue]

@@louisfifteen thank you! Happy holidays to you too!