The Magician
New beginning. Birth. Magic. Renewal.
The infinity sign on The Magician’s head shows that all the projects he wants to undertake will be successful. The head turned to the left (the past) shows that he hesitates (but that he should not).
Unlike other tarots of Marseille, The Magician of Tarot Beirut has a table with two legs: an introduction to the next card.
The Magician holds the magic wand that will make him succeed in everything he does.
The Magician has all the tools he needs to undertake his projects: the cup, the sword, the coins, and the staff.
The red shoes symbolize the material strength of The Magician.
In general
The magician is the blade of new beginnings. The card symbolizes a birth, a renewal, and the potential that every human being has, thanks to the tools placed on the table. This is the beginning of new and flourishing events.
Work and finances
There are opportunities to hire or start a new project. The consultant should not hesitate because all the tools are there. The financial means are currently used to pay for dues and leisure.
Love
This blade symbolizes young people in their twenties. The love story is still in its infancy and there is nothing serious yet.
Spirituality
This card symbolizes open-mindedness, magic, predisposition to spiritual novelty.