
Pyramids make an appearance on these Tarot cards:
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Pyramids are a subtle but interesting symbol used on three different cards in the classic Rider-Waite Tarot artwork.
The same identical symbols may not appear in all contemporary decks, however many newer Tarot decks will include variants of the same, generally accepted Rider-Waite symbology.
Here's What pyramids symbolize in Tarot
The Great Egyptian pyramids were built over the course of 1000 years. They are arguably the ultimate visual representation of resurrection and the afterlife. Hewn from massive stones by the Egyptian Pharaohs to preserve their souls, the pyramids were "resurrection machines" — built to transform and transport the body from the physical realm to the realm of the spirit.
They are arguably the ultimate visual representation of resurrection and the afterlife
Pyramids on Tarot cards are a reminder of the potential for rebirth and regrowth. Appearing in the barren, dead plains in the Suit of Wands, the symbol of pyramids reminds us that even desolate lands can be places of supporting new life and rebirth.
Here Are the Three Tarot Cards Where Pyramids Can Be Found
The Page of Wands
The Knight of Wands
The Queen of Wands
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Other Common Tarot Symbols
- Alchemy Symbols
- Birds
- Boats and Ships
- Bridges
- Butterflies
- Castles
- Cherubs
- Children
- Coats of Arms
- Couples
- Fish
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Garlands
- Green Fields
- Grey skies
- Hand Tools
- Hills
- Infinity Symbols
- Lilies
- Lions
- Manor Houses
- Moons
- Mountains
- Night
- Pathways and Roads
- Pillars
- Ploughed Fields
- Pomegranates
- Pools of Water
- Rivers and Streams
- Roses
- Salamanders
- Serpents
- Towns
- Trees
- Turbulent Water
- Uneven Ground
- Yod Symbols
- The Divine Hand
- The Red Feather
- Water