Tarot uses tarot cards. There are many different kinds of tarot decks available, with different cards, in different styles and with different themes.

A standard tarot deck consist of 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana.

The Major Arcana are often seen as representing the various stages in life, starting with The Fool, who represents our inner child, and ending with The World, which represents the end of a journey. The Marjor Arcana represent important changes in our life.
The Minor Arcana represent everyday situations. They are divided into four suits, just like playing cards. The suits are: Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles. The names can vary in different decks; for example, Cups is sometimes called Chalices, and Wands is sometimes called Rods.

The four suits correspond to the four elements. Which suit corresponds to which element can vary, but most decks use the following system:

Wands = Fire , Cups = Water , Swords = Air , Pentacles = Earth

Tarot & Your Sun Sign
Aries	21 Mar-20 Apr	Emperor, King of Wands
Taurus	21 Apr-20 May	Hierophant, King of Pentacles
Gemini	21 May-20 June	Lovers, Knight of Swords
Cancer	21 June-20 July	Chariot, Moon, Queen of Cups
Leo	21 July-21 Aug	Strength, Sun, Queen of Wands
Virgo	22 Aug-22 Sept	Hermit, Knight of Pentacles
Libra	23 Sept-22 Oct	Justice, The Empress, Queen of Swords
Scorpio	23 Oct-22 Nov	Death, King of Cups
Sagittarius	23 Nov-20 Dec	Temperance, Knight of Wands
Capricorn	21 Dec-19 Jan	Devil, Queen of Pentacles
Aquarius	20 Jan-19 Feb	Star, King of Swords
Pisces	20 Feb-20 Mar	High Priestess, Hanged Man, Knight of Cups

In Europe a similar science was known as geomancy. Native Americans and Hawaiians have their own form of this science. We are oblivious of the fact that we are being affected by different energies everyday. These energies or electromagnetic fields we can neither see nor feel. Without even being conscious we are ourselves creating everything that affects our lives. Using the principles of Feng Shui, we can control our actions and our lives and attain our goals. You can notice the science of Feng Shui in everything we see and touch everyday. Feng Shui uses the Ba-qua chart or eight-sided shape that is associated with the eight aspects of life: prosperity, relationships, helpful people, new knowledge, family, children and career. Feng Shui was introduced to the Americans during the California gold rush in the 1840s, when people from all over the world including China, came to America seeking wealth. Today America is using a simple Western version of Feng Shui.

Feng Shui manipulates 'chi' by evaluating natural and artificial environments. 'Chi' is the dragon's celestial breath and the ancient Chinese used this word to name the life force that governs our world. 'Chi' brings happiness, prosperity, luck and long life. Though chi is present everywhere, it is concentrated in some areas which are very sacred in Feng Shui. Feng Shui looks for areas where 'chi' is concentrated so that there is a lot of happiness, luck, prosperity etc. Ancient Chinese classified 'chi' is classified into five types or elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. Feng Shui studies the distribution of 'chi' and the quality of 'chi' is determined by time, position and location. Feng Shui also guides you on how to place objects so that it brings harmony in to the environment.