Elizabeth Jaehnig 
The Hermit Tarot Card is the ninth numbered card of the Major 22 Arcana cards. This card tells of a loneliness that often comes with a spiritual journey. It is through spiritual journeys that people learn who they really are.
The Justice tarot card rarely ever means that the bad side has won. It almost always means that the good side has prevailed.
Most of the illustrations for The Chariot tarot card show the chariot leaving a city behind it while and going into the night. On some decks, The Chariot flies into the heavens.
The Lovers Tarot card is the sixth numbered card and seventh overall in the 22 Major Arcana. This card symbolizes passion.
The Hierophant is the fifth numbered card in the 22 Major Arcana Tarot cards. The Hierophant tarot card is also called The Priest or The Pope, depending on what deck you buy.
The Emperor tarot card, unlike the High Priestess and The Empress, represents all things masculine and the importance of nature.
The Empress tarot card is more about motherly women. The Empress card does try to teach a kind of balance as well, however.
The High Priestess tarot card tells us we can not move on in life without first having an understanding that males and females are equal. By understanding this, we can then understand both ourselves and the people around us better.
The Magician tarot card is the second in the Major Arcana. The Magician, in some decks, is called The Juggler. This card is usually a good one to see since, like The Fool, it does not bring anything good or bad.
The Fool tarot card is the first card in the deck because it is one of the strongest as well as the most innocent. The Fool is also known as The Jester in some decks.