Practitioner

The Court Cards

Sixteen characters made of four ranks and four elements. Learn when a court card is a person, a side of you or a way of acting, and how to read two courts together in a relationship question.

By the end you will be able to

Describe any court card from its rank and its element.
Decide whether a court card shows a person, a side of you or an approach.
Read two court cards together in a relationship question.

6 lessons · about 96 min

Start the course

1The Pages: learning and first newsThe four Pages as the court's learners and messengers: what each one studies, how a Page reads in a spread, and how the Page of Wands differs from The Fool.14 min · Free preview
2The Knights: action and its four speedsThe four Knights as the court's rank of action: the pace each one rides at, how a Knight reads in a spread, and how the Knight of Wands differs from The Chariot.14 minPlus
3The Queens: inner mastery and careThe four Queens as the court's inner mastery: the kind of care each one gives, how a Queen reads in a spread, and how the Queen of Cups differs from The High Priestess.14 minPlus
4The Kings: outer mastery and responsibilityThe four Kings as the court's outer mastery: the way each one leads, how a King reads in a spread, and how the King of Pentacles differs from The Emperor.14 minPlus
5Reading court cards: who, which part of you, and two togetherHow to decide whether a court card is a person, a part of you or an approach, and how to read two courts together in a relationship or compatibility question.15 minPlus
6Practitioner capstoneTwenty mixed questions on all 78 cards, then three two-card readings you write yourself and score against the rubric.25 min · CapstonePlus

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