Hello Jorge, yes …. Air, as an element “rules” all the swords in Tarot. The four elements are deeply tied to tarot cards, one element for each suit of pips (the 1-10 of each suit). Air rules communication and speech, moral turpitude, and places like libraries and courthouses, but also mountain tops and plains. Air is essential as all elements are. I suggest looking up each element and their correspondences, that will help you learn and deepen your understanding of the tarot.

I think it can be, but more about working through it.

Hello Frances, and you are correct, there are many. A great number of them come from the Golden Dawn era and thinking. In my lessons, I abstain from all but a few simple ones. This is because the purpose of these lessons is to help someone learn to read tarot easier, but also help them be effective readers. I go on about dozens of correspondences, but that doesn’t help a seeker learn to read tarot. Such things can help finesse a reader’s insights down the road. My lessons focus more on association rather than memorization, some correspondences people make natural or easy associations with. Other correspondences, not so much. 😉 Blessings!

Hi Giana – I have been there, more times than I care to count. Factor your emotions into it, you have feelings for reason. We are usually better off not making emotional decisions, but we should not deny them either.