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- [Home](https://www.thesufitarot.com/) - The Sufi Tarot Cards. Allow the ancient symbology and secret messages embedded in this unique tarot deck to transform you. Inspired by traditional tarot
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- [Two of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/two-of-swords-2/) - Two of Swords The Two of Swords carries a strong energy of indecision. It is about having to make a decision without all the information needed to do so, and feeling lost in the process. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to examine your methods of decision-making. Everyone has their own
- [Two Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/two-of-cups-2/) - Two Of Cups The Two of Cups is often called the card of soul connections. It refers to a love that is eternal—not fleeting or ephemeral. It is a way of love that is balanced and has an equal sharing and a joining of Jamal (feminine) and Jalal (masculine) attributes within both partners. When this
- [Two of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/two-of-coins-2/) - Two of Coins The Two of Coins is the card of balance and moderation. When this card appears for you, you are being asked to place all that you are juggling in its rightful place. What do you give the most importance to? The suit of Coins represents the element of earth, which is all
- [Three of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/three-of-swords/) - Three of Swords The Three of Swords is the card of heartache. It refers to deep sorrow, grieving, and yearning. For the Sufis, however, pain—though not what one seeks—can be a great catalyst for spiritual transformation. As Rumi explains, there is a quality waiting to be born in us, but until we go through the
- [Three Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/three-of-cups-2/) - Three Of Cups The Three of Cups shows us the magic that takes place when you find your soul family. As the empty cups of the women’s arms reach up toward the heavens to be filled with the luminous moon-light, they know that the cups of their hearts are filled by each other’s company. When
- [Three of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/three-of-coins-2/) - Three of Coins The Three of Coins is a card about playing your part in the symphony of life. When this card appears for you, you are being pointed to the kind of collaboration that goes into the craft of making handmade tiles. Passed down from one generation to the next, this activity brings together
- [Ten of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ten-of-swords-2/) - Ten of Swords The Ten of Swords is the card of ruin. The woman in our card sits, devastated, in front of burning tents. She has lost it all. There is a deep pain in the core of her being. Will her breakdown lead to a breakthrough, or will she choose to remain trapped in
- [Ten Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ten-of-staffs/) - Ten Of Staffs The Ten of Staffs carries a strong visual message of carrying a burden. Yet it is not a state that has been imposed on anyone. The man in our card lifting the heavy bamboo sticks uphill has chosen to do so of his own will. There is a heavy, jaded, and world-weary
- [Ten of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ten-of-cups-2/) - Ten of Cups The Ten of Cups is often called the happily ever after card. The image in our card gives a sense of overflowing joy and abundance. For when the cup of your heart spilleth over, it is reflected in all of nature around you. Could feeling overflowing joy in our beings truly be
- [Ten of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ten-of-coins/) - Ten of Coins The Ten of Coins represents absolute personal security. On one level it alludes to outer affluence; on another level, to the wealth that comes from being with one’s inner circle, community, and family. When this card appears for you, you are being asked to allow yourself to be healed and nourished by
- [Son of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/son-of-swords-2/) - Son of Swords The Son of Swords embodies the extremes of air energy—sharp, decisive, and quick in its light, and reckless, tactless, and uncaring in its shadow. His energy is young and exciting, and he dwells in the realm of the mind and intellect. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to
- [Son Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/son-of-staffs-2/) - Son Of Staffs The Son of Staffs is a free spirit who tends to leap without thinking. We see him galloping in a spiral as he circles closer and closer into the heart of the flame, just like the moth in front of him. Will he, too, be singed? When this card appears for you,
- [Son of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/son-of-cups-2/) - Son of Cups The Son of Cups refers to a young, idealistic, spirit. He has been called “the knight in shining armor” of the deck but can lack groundedness in reality. When this card appears for you, you are being asked – what if you were able to take the qualities of the knight in
- [Son of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/son-of-coins/) - Son of Coins Whether or not he lives in agriculture, the Son of Coins is a true son of the soil. Connected to the energy of earth, he is grounded, patient, practical, and hardworking. When this card appears for you, you are being reminded of the importance of adapting to nature and its cycles instead
- [Six of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/six-of-swords-2/) - Six of Swords The Six of Swords is a positive card that connotes movement away from the dark and murky and toward the light. When this card appears for you, you are being pointed to the symbol of the heart and wings (based on the ancient Persian Fravashi symbol, representing Divine protection of the guardian
- [Six Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/six-of-cups-2/) - Six Of Cups The Six of Cups invites you to take a walk down memory lane. When you find yourself repeatedly confronted by themes from your childhood, it is time to pay gentle attention to them—only then can you move forward. The metaphysical work of the Sufis is the opposite of spiritual bypassing; it is
- [Six of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/six-of-coins-2/) - Six of Coins The Six of Coins is the card of reciprocity – on one level to our relationship with financial abundance, and on another level to time, presence, and support. When this card appears for you, you are being asked, how much do you give, and how much do you receive? Sometimes the scales
- [Shah of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/shah-of-swords-2/) - Shah of Swords The Shah of Swords is the king of air, of thoughts, ideas, philosophy, and all that resides in the head-space. A wise judge and mediator, he leads by being fair-minded, and communication is his forte. The Sufis, however, have traditionally favored heart knowledge over mind knowledge, not because rational thought is useless
- [Shah Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/shah-of-staffs-2/) - Shah Of Staffs The Shah of Staffs is the king of fire, radiating its warm, vibrant energy. He embodies the passion and courage of fire, and the luminosity it exudes. When this card appears for you, you are being alerted to a very strong, motivated energy which has the potential to turn too fiery. This
- [Shah of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/shah-of-cups/) - Shah of Cups The Shah of Cups is the king of water and master of emotions. Mature and emotionally balanced, he is not afraid to listen to his heart. When this card appears for you, you are being led to heart-based living and being reminded that peace internally translates to an external form of healthy
- [Shah of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/shah-of-coins-2/) - Shah of Coins The Shah of Coins is the king of earth, the master of worldly and material success who wants for nothing. Solid, steady, and sensuous, his abundance comes from being in tune with nature. When this card appears for you, you are being told that it is possible to build the life of
- [Seven of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/seven-of-swords-2/) - Seven of Swords The Seven of Swords is a strong indicator that something is wrong, that someone is choosing the path of trickery. The energy is one of sneakiness. In our card we see a man who has stolen valuable swords and is running away with them. From the Sufi perspective, he has fallen prey
- [Seven Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/seven-of-cups/) - Seven Of Cups The Seven of Cups is the card of fantasy and imagination, of illusionary success, and temptations.. When we are concerned only with the physical, we can be dazzled by shiny externals. The mystics are well versed with the theme of appearance versus reality, knowing that all that glitters is not gold. When
- [Seven of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/seven-of-coins/) - Seven of Coins The Seven of Coins refers to the physical— money, property, and physical health—and reflects it both in its shadow and its light. It is the card of taking a moment to pause and evaluate the fruits of your labor. When this card appears for you, you are being asked to pause. It
- [Nine of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/nine-of-swords/) - Nine of Swords The Nine of Swords shows us the power of the mind. In our card we see a man sitting up in bed in the middle of the night with swords—his thoughts—circling ominously above his head like a tornado. When this card appears for you, you are being asked what it is that
- [Nine Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/nine-of-staffs-2/) - Nine Of Staffs The Nine of Staffs is a card that speaks of fatigue. What happens when the storm is over? Are you able to take a deep breath, or do you continue to keep your defenses up? When this card appears for you, know that the worst is over, and that it is now
- [Nine of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/nine-of-cups-2/) - Nine of Cups The Nine of Cups is sometimes called the wish card, as it connotes fulfillment and contentment. It is about being rewarded and enjoying the fruits of our efforts after we have worked hard and placed our desire at the altar of the Divine. In our card we see a Sufi Sama circle,
- [Nine of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/nine-of-coins-2/) - Nine of Coins The Nine of Coins is pure positivity. When this card appears for you, you are being told that you have done the hard work and it is now time to receive the benefits. The Coins, of course, represent materialism and this card has long alluded to financial abundance. The Sufis, however, talk
- [Malika of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/malika-of-swords-2/) - Malika of Swords The Malika of Swords, reigns over all that is related to the mind. She is all about communication and truth, logic and proof, prioritizing the head-space over the heart-space. Her sword of truth lights her path. When this card appears for you, you are being pointed to a spiritual practice of the
- [Malika Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/malika-of-staffs/) - Malika Of Staffs The Malika of Staffs is the queen of light, self-assured, upbeat, and unapologetic. She is full of ideas and brings her fire to all that she does. Her starlike being reflects outwards what Sufis call the Nur al Anwar, or luminous light. When this card appears for you, you are being encouraged
- [Malika of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/malika-of-cups/) - Malika of Cups The Malika of Cups is the queen of emotions, sensitive, empathetic, and instinctive. When this card appears for you, you are being asked to pay attention to the waters that flow within. Are you in control of them, or do they control you? Sufis tell us that mastery is allowing our emotions
- [Malika of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/malika-of-coins-2/) - Malika of Coins The Malika of Coins is the queen of earth, aligned with the beauty and magnificent abundance gifted to us by earth. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to the abundance in your heart, in your soul, and all around you. It is possible to have a spiritual connection
- [Four of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/four-of-swords/) - Four of Swords The Four of Swords tells us that it is time to tune out the outer noise and retreat into your inner sanctum.. It is time to prioritize rest, recovery, and recuperation. This is the card of stillness, of taking a much-needed pause. When this card appears for you, you are being asked
- [Four Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/four-of-staffs/) - Four Of Staffs The Four of Staffs is all about the celebration and festivity associated with joyous unions of love, friendship, and family. It depicts freedom and liberation and alludes to stability, peace, and domestic bliss. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to sacred celebration. What are your beliefs surrounding celebration?
- [Four Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/four-of-cups-2/) - Four Of Cups The Four of Cups is all about lack of gratitude. It shows us the angst that follows when we choose to ignore our blessings, to live in the past rather than in the moment. Sufis have been called “Ibn/bint Waqt”—the sons/daughters of the moment—because they realize the significance of living in the
- [Four of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/four-of-coins-2/) - Four of Coins The Four of Coins shows us the hazards of excessive materialism and control. When we seek happiness through the collection of external things, we cease to live with an open heart; instead, our hearts clamp up out of fear of losing that which we invest with too much value. When this card
- [Five of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/five-of-swords/) - Five of Swords The Five of Swords is a card of conflicts and hostility. It alludes to meanness, and people indulging in callous, hurtful behavior. When this card appears for you, you are being led to the Sufi practice of Tafakur, or reflection, to meet the shadow within: your inharmonious thoughts and impressions about yourself.
- [Five Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/five-of-cups-2/) - Five Of Cups The Five of Cups carries with it the energy of bereavement. Yet the woman in our image is inflicted with more than just loss – she is inflicted by an inability to accept it. There are three broken cups on the floor, and two intact ones on the table. What do we
- [Five of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/five-of-coins-2/) - Five of Coins The Five of Coins is not a card of prosperity. It alludes to adversity, both inner and outer. When this card appears for you, you are being asked to connect with the feelings and challenges that lack of material security and lack of spiritual connectedness bring up for you. Instead of feeling
- [Eight of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/eight-of-swords/) - Eight of Swords The Eight of Swords is about feeling hopeless and bound when one is not. The woman in our card stands behind what seem like bars, but is that truly what they are? Her mental state is her cage. When this card appears for you, you are being encouraged to examine your relationship
- [Eight Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/eight-of-staffs-2/) - Eight Of Staffs The Eight of Staffs comes with a very clear message: things are happening, and they are happening swiftly! The staffs that shoot through the galaxies carry with them the fiery energy of comets that soar through the sky at breathtaking speeds. When this card appears for you, know that this is the
- [Eight of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/eight-of-cups/) - Eight of Cups The Eight of Cups shows us a brave soul walking away from the tangible toward the intangible in full trust, or Tawakkul, that he is doing the right thing. The message here is one of dignity, of honoring the self and having the courage to say no to material comforts when they
- [Eight of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/eight-of-coins-2/) - Eight of Coins The Eight of Coins comes with a message of perfecting your craft. Whatever your special skill or work, repetition and hard work pay off. When this card appears for you, you are being taken to the image on our card, that alludes to the origins of Sufi whirling. It is believed that
- [Daughter of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/daughter-of-swords/) - Daughter of Swords An exemplar of the free-flowing element and energy of air, the Daughter of Swords has a youthful, questioning mind. The world is exciting and full of mystery. We see her in our card with her sword of truth, pushing away layers of fabrics (veils that cloud our hearts and minds) to get
- [Daughter Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/daughter-of-staffs/) - Daughter Of Staffs The Daughter of Staffs represents the airy part of the fire. She rises unrestrained, like the smoke from incense. Wild and free, hers is a fiery energy that knows no bounds. She is bursting with ideas. When this card appears for you, you are being asked the same question that may be
- [Daughter of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/daughter-of-cups-2/) - Daughter of Cups The Daughter of Cups truly embodies the element of water—her flowing and dreamy nature, her idealism, and her heart and soul-centered being. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to connect with your child-like nature. The Sufis believe that while the purity and flame of a child is special,
- [Daughter of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/daughter-of-coins-2/) - Daughter of Coins The Daughter of Coins is the true daughter of earth, in all her glories. She wants to learn so she can do. She is open-minded, optimistic, and interested in all that the world around her has to offer. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to view your personality
- [Ace of Swords](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ace-of-swords-2/) - Ace of Swords The Ace of Swords is the card of mental clarity. When it appears for you, it is guiding you to use your mental prowess to cut through the clouds of unhealed emotions, to use your intellect to win. Sufis talk about our individual inspiration and inner genius as being connected to the
- [Ace Of Cups](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ace-of-cups-2/) - Ace Of Cups The Ace of Cups is about emotional fulfillment and an opening of the heart. In Sufi poetry, the cup is the heart that must be emptied before the Beloved can pour Divine nectar into it. When this card appears for you, you are being guided to your heart center, or Qalb, that
- [Ace of Coins](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ace-of-coins-2/) - Ace of Coins The Ace of Coins speaks of new beginnings and abundance! The embodiment of earth and all its treasures, this card is a celebration of upcoming harvests. Tied to the physical realm, it reflects the bounties of earth—the body, the home, the natural world—and all that is tangible. In the Sufi tradition, the
- [Two Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/two-of-staffs/) - Two Of Staffs The Two of Staffs is all about feeling empowered. It alludes to planning, progression, and charting out a course of action. Like the endless landscape the woman in our card looks out over, the possibilities before her are infinite. When this card appears for you, you are being reminded of your inner
- [Three Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/three-of-staffs-2/) - Three Of Staffs The Three of Staffs is a card of achievement, of standing high as you watch your ships come in. When this card appears for you, know that your efforts are being recognized. This card brims with the excitement we feel at the beginning of a manifestation process when we start seeing our
- [Six Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/six-of-staffs/) - Six Of Staffs The Six of Staffs is about the fiery spirit of victory. And like fire, which can both singe and give light, triumph brings with it its own challenges. As the woman in our card returns victorious on horseback, the cheering and applause is almost audible. Yet, one may ask, how does so
- [Seven Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/seven-of-staffs-2/) - Seven Of Staffs The Seven of Staffs brings to you the message of triumph over inner turmoil through which you can then overcome outward circumstances. No matter how hostile the surroundings, this is an energy that shines from within and sets up a layer of impenetrable protection. When this card appears for you, you are
- [Five Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/five-of-staffs/) - Five Of Staffs The Five of Staffs is pure fire in all its light and all its shadows. In their balanced states, the polo players we see are the paragons of sportsmanship, exemplifying fair play, teamwork, and respect for their fellow competitors. They know that sports etiquette is a microcosm for their spiritual state. When
- [Ace Of Staffs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/ace-of-staffs-2/) - Ace Of Staffs One of the boldest cards of the suit, the Ace of Staffs is a card about dynamism. It represents inspiration, success, and the beginning of some- thing new and exciting. In the image, we see the glow of fire and the subtly embossed letter Alif, the first letter of the Arabic script
- [21 Duniya](https://www.thesufitarot.com/21-duniya-2/) - 21 Duniya Duniya, The World in traditional Tarot, has often been called the “Universe” or “Coming Home” because it signifies a return to one’s true nature, after a long journey. This is a card of completion, accomplishment, lessons learned, and cycles completed. As the young woman swings forward above the mountains and valleys she has
- [20 Mizaan](https://www.thesufitarot.com/20-mizaan/) - 20 Mizaan Mizaan, or Judgment in traditional Tarot, is sometimes called “Liberation” as it refers to rising above and out of one’s old life. Although “Mizaan” alludes to the balancing that is believed to happen on the Day of Judgment, for the Sufis every day is a day of judgment and every moment a chance
- [19 Shams ](https://www.thesufitarot.com/19-shams-2/) - 19 Shams The Shams, or Sun, is the brightest and for many, the happiest card in the deck! Synonymous with sheer joy and success, this card brings with it a message that you are being given all that you need to flourish. The symbolism of this card is inspired by the ancient mystical text The
- [18 Qamar](https://www.thesufitarot.com/18-qamar-2/) - 18 Qamar The Qamar, or Moon, often represents mystery and illusion in traditional Tarot. For Sufis, however, it is a symbol of clarity, receptivity, and a heart responsive to the light of the Divine truth. White with a translucent, dew-like feel, the moon embodies the luminous inner state that mystics aim for. When this card
- [17 Sitara](https://www.thesufitarot.com/17-sitara-2/) - 17 Sitara The Sitara, or Star in traditional Tarot, is a light of hope in the dark. It brings with it a message of optimism, renewal and faith. For the Sufis, the five-pointed star signifies Divine light, the natural form of the human (the head, two arms, and two legs), activity, and the beginning of
- [16 Minaar ](https://www.thesufitarot.com/16-minaar/) - 16 Minaar The Minaar, or Tower in traditional Tarot, is often a dreaded card as it can represent chaos and destruction. For the Sufis, however, change and destruction are not something to be feared, as disintegration is necessary for reintegration. What may appear to be devastation on the surface is often not. Rumi writes about
- [15 Nafs](https://www.thesufitarot.com/15-nafs-2/) - 15 Nafs The Nafs, known as The Devil in traditional Tarot, is not so much an external force. Rather, it is our own lower self, often called the ego. It is the smoke in our minds that keeps us from seeing clearly, our fears that lead us toward destructive behavior, and the ilah that Sufis
- [14 Sabr](https://www.thesufitarot.com/14-sabr-2/) - 14 Sabr Sabr, or Temperance in traditional Tarot, is a card about balance, patience, and a form of acceptance that connects us to our angelic nature. It points to the benefits of creating equilibrium— not just between the inner and the outer, the Baatin and the Zaahir, but also between emotion and logic, the spiritual
- [13 Maut](https://www.thesufitarot.com/13-maut-2/) - 13 Maut Maut, or Death in traditional Tarot, is an oft-misunderstood card. It does not allude to physical death but rather the end of one phase and the beginning of another. For Sufis, death is a transition, a natural change in one’s state of being; it is a cycle that we move through again and
- [12 Taslim](https://www.thesufitarot.com/12-taslim-2/) - 12 Taslim Taslim, or The Hanged Man in traditional Tarot, is the card of suspending our beliefs. The word Taslim does not refer to the outward state of hanging upside down but to an inner state fostered through this spiritual exercise that Sufis have long partaken in to learn to surrender and to suspend judgements
- [11 Adal ](https://www.thesufitarot.com/11-adal/) - 11 Adal Adal, or Justice, is a symbol of truth, fairness, and law. An archetype of honesty, it is about truth prevailing and justice being served. For the Sufis, Adal also refers to moral sensitivity, Muhasaba, which is a form of retrospection and accounting for one’s actions. What is your relationship with self-assessment? If there
- [10 Charkhe Falak ](https://www.thesufitarot.com/10-charkhe-falak-2/) - 10 Charkhe Falak The Charkhe Falak, Wheel of Fortune in traditional Tarot, comes from the words Charkh (wheel) and Falak (sky). The Charkhe Falak, however, is more than a wheel in the sky; it is the celestial wheel linked to destinies that so many Sufi poets have written about. When this card appears for you,
- [9 Dervish](https://www.thesufitarot.com/9-dervish-2/) - 9 Dervish The Dervish, or Hermit in traditional Tarot, is a sage, a mystic who has removed their ego from the center of the Universe and placed the Divine there instead. Although the word Dervish (literally ‘doorway”) is associated with renunciation, to be a Dervish today does not necessarily mean asceticism in the literal sense.
- [8 Quwwat ](https://www.thesufitarot.com/8-quwwat-2/) - 8 Quwwat Known as Strength in traditional Tarot, the Quwwat card depicts a form of might that comes from softness of spirit. The little girl we see has tamed a grown lion by choosing love over fear and trust over distrust. Sufis realize the importance of the childlike nature. They know that a soft, feeling,
- [7 Waali](https://www.thesufitarot.com/7-waali-2/) - 7 Waali Known as The Chariot in traditional Tarot, the Waali is a master. He is an adept rider who we see balanced atop two horses, galloping across emerald-green waves of the ocean without any reins. He controls them by will alone. In Sufism, the horse and the rider represent the balance of the body
- [6 Aashiqan](https://www.thesufitarot.com/6-aashiqan/) - 6 Aashiqan The Aashiqan, or Lovers, are two complementary halves of the whole. Lying next to each other in the Garden of Paradise, they represent spiritual completion. In the Sufi tradition, love is not seen as a distraction from the Divine but as a ladder that leads to the Divine. Sufi sages tell us that
- [5 Pir](https://www.thesufitarot.com/5-pir-2/) - 5 Pir The Pir is a Sufi master whose work is to help you reveal the splendors of your true self. He leads you to the dormant, unmanifest qualities in your being so you can reach your full potential and fulfill your life’s purpose. Often called the Pope card, this card represents ceremony, connection, and
- [4 Sultan](https://www.thesufitarot.com/4-sultan-2/) - 4 Sultan The Sultan, or Emperor, is he who sets affairs in order. Although his position requires him to rule with grit, strength, and force, he may risk becoming dominating and uncompromising, a dilemma well-described by the spiritual psychology of the Sufis, who recognize the two basic kinds of consciousness: the Qalb (heart-centeredness) and the
- [3 Shahbanu](https://www.thesufitarot.com/3-shahbanu-2/) - 3 Shahbanu The Shahbanu, or Empress, is a mother figure who sits majestically in a field of pomegranate orchards with a lush forest behind her. Visibly affluent, she has mastered abundance in the physical world without giving up her connection with Mother Earth. When this card appears for you, you are being asked to turn
- [2 Murshida](https://www.thesufitarot.com/2-murshida-2/) - 2 Murshida The Murshida is a mystic who has conquered her self through contemplation, meditation, and devotion. She represents an energy that is about being, not doing. She embodies the Jamal (feminine, receptive) energy, and her modus operandi is Baatin, quiet and unseen, unlike the Alchemist’s. When this card appears for you, you are being
- [Alchemist](https://www.thesufitarot.com/alchemist/) - 1 Alchemist The Alchemist is the master of transforming, transmuting and manifesting. He uses his powers of manifestation to affect change. An embodiment of the Jalal, masculine (sometimes egoic) attributes, he is active rather than passive, aggressive more than receptive. Goal oriented, he uses his focus and concentration to produce quantifiable results. When this card
- [Salik](https://www.thesufitarot.com/salik/) - 0 Salik When this card appears for you, you are being guided to your own state of Tawakkul, complete trust in the Divine. There is something unknown before you. You are being asked to be open to new experiences and leave behind any outdated belief systems that keep you from moving forward. Just as the
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