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Carl Jung’s Tarot: Alchemy and Archetypes ^[1]

It is said that Swiss psychologist Carl Jung discovered “the internal Tarot” of the human mind with his notion of archetypes.

Queering the Archetypes of Tarot ^[2]

For the last five years I have been using the Tarot as a tool to dive deep, heal my trauma, and integrate my shadow.2 However, as a Black, queer, fat femme, it was crucial for me to think critically about the traditional interpretations of the cards and expand them to reflect my world; over the years I’ve queered their archetypes to make them more accessible to all people.

Jungian Archetypes and the Tarot ^[3]

By applying archetypes to the cards of the Major Arcana (the first 22 cards of the Tarot pack), Jung believed they could aid in finding solutions to the situation being discussed. Understanding the archetypes, not only enables us to dig deep into the Tarot cards’ meanings, but allows us to ascertain at which life stage the situation is taking place.

This deep understanding of the archetypes and their developmental stages, will not only enrich a Tarot reading.

Tarot Archetypes of the Major Arcana & Minor Arcana (+ FREE Quiz) ^[4]

In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about Tarot archetypes. From definition of archetypes, some history, and of course, the archetypes in Tarot.

The Major Arcana cards of the Tarot are derived from the archetypes found in human beings from all walks of life. In this series, we are going to start by evaluating the first 5 basic archetypes, and then proceed to look at other archetypes described by our Tarot card deck.

Instant Archetypes: A toolkit to imagine plural futures ^[5]

Instant Archetypes: A New Tarot for the New Normal is our new futures toolkit to activate creative and critical thinking through live storytelling, problem-solving and insight exploration.

Carl Jung: Tarot Cards Provide Doorways to the Unconscious, and Maybe a Way to Predict the Future ^[6]

In all of Jung’s 8544 pages of collected works, we only find one sentence that he wrote about Tarot: ‘It also seems as if the set of pictures in the Tarot cards were distantly descended from the archetypes of transformation, a view that has been confirmed for me in a very enlightening lecture by Professor Bernoulli.’ (CW, 9.1, p.38).

Tarot Archetypes 4 — List of Archetypes in the Tarot Card Deck ^[7]

If you use another illustrated Tarot deck, you may want to alter the archetypes and their keywords, according to your impression of the images.

Amazon.ca ^[8]

In this wholly original, never-before-seen box set, the New York Times bestselling author who has redefined tarot for the twenty-first century takes seekers on a journey of self-discovery deep into the collective unconscious and through the realm of archetypes, where dreams and myths meet.

The best $40 I ever spent: A not-quite-tarot deck ^[9]

I had no experience with tarot decks or oracle decks, which is how the internet categorizes the Archetypes deck.

Carl Jung and Jungian Archetypes in the Tarot: The Various Aspects of Our Selves ^[10]

Let’s take a look at how these archetypes play out within the tarot, and specifically, the Major Arcana.

SoulCollage® Self-study Tarot Journey — Stephanie Anderson Ladd ^[11]

Each week’s illustrated 5-page pdf explores ways of looking at the Tarot archetype and understanding its rich symbolism and esoteric knowledge, providing examples of archetypes from various Tarot decks.

The Wild Unknown Archetypes: Stick with it. You’ll get it. — Stay Woke Tarot ^[12]

The Wild Unknown Archetypes is not a tarot deck (and I even hesitate to label it an oracle deck as it sits deeper in the soul than an oracle deck, if that makes sense).

Tarot and the Archetypal Journey: The Jungian Path from Darkness to Light, by Sallie Nichols, with forewords by Mary K. Greer — Morbid Anatomy ^[13]

In this new edition of this 1980 seminal work on Tarot and Jungian symbolism, Sallie Nichols demonstrates how to approach any Tarot deck via the archetypes and Jung’s methods of word association, active imagination, and dialogue.

Anime Tarot Deck – Explore the Archetypes, Symbolism, and Magic in Anime ^[14]

Linking these anime characters and genre theory, tropes, and archetypes to the classic symbolism of the major and minor Arcana, Anime Tarot helps you engage and deepen your understanding of your inner world.

U.S. Games Systems, Inc. > Tarot & Inspiration > Tarot Psychology ^[15]

This illustrated companion to The Jungian Tarot deck applies Jungian principles of “active imagination” to the tarot archetypes, providing a meditative and self-explorative approach to tarot.

Tarot Psychology & Jungian Archetypes~Books by Robert Wang [16]

Jungian principles of active imagination to the tarot archetypes, providing a meditative and self-explorative approach to tarot.

A Pocket Guide to Tarot Card Archetypes: When You Don’t Want to Carry Around a Library ^[17]

A Pocket Guide to Tarot Card Archetypes: When You Don’t Want to Carry Around a Library

How Archetypes Work In The Tarot — And In Dreams ^[18]

So let’s dive into tarot archetypes, discover what Jung said about them, and use the tarot to gain a greater insight into our sleeping world!

Archetypes in Tarot – The Self ^[19]

Do you want to learn how to leverage the power of the powerful Tarot Archetypes to figure out the tough (and sometimes not so tough) parts of your life?

Tarot cards for the eight personality archetypes ^[20]

For fun I decided to find a tarot card that matches up with each of the eight John Beebe personality archetypes.

The Archetypal Tarot Podcast ^[21]

Julienne parses out several sets based on themes of how the archetypes manifest in the world and as usual the conversation ranges from the personal to the political and how we can use the mythology of tarot for a better understanding of ourselves and our world.