The Archer, symbol of determination and vision, represents the ability to aim high, set goals and achieve them through willpower and perseverance. It invites you to be determined, to be focused and to be ready to make efforts to achieve your goals.

The Hermit, symbol of wisdom and solitude, embodies the quest for self-knowledge and understanding. It is a reminder of the need to step back to focus on one’s own personal and spiritual growth. He is a symbol of humility.

The curiosity map represents the desire to discover new things, explore new horizons and open up to new experiences. It can also symbolize the thirst for knowledge, the search for truth.

The Bath, symbol of purification and renewal, represents the need to purify, regenerate and renew regularly. It invites you to take care of yourself, get rid of unnecessary things and refocus on the essentials. It encourages us to listen to our body and mind and to take time for ourselves.

The hanged represents sacrifice and renunciation. He reminds us that sometimes, to move forward, we must be ready to let go of certain things that hold us back. It can also indicate a temporary situation of perspective inversion, where what was at the top is now at the bottom.

The Prisoner, symbol of oppression, embodies the idea of being trapped or held against our will. It is a warning against the bonds that hold us back, whether physical or mental, and reminds us of the need to break the chains to regain our freedom.