Tarot Tinder: What Happens When They Swipe Right?
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These word clouds were created using a large amount of different sources over a great span of time. The larger the words, the more often they were repeated. The sources of these word clouds will be at the bottom of this page if you are curious!
Reversed aspects were included in the results and the complete source of these words are below.
Also, if you need a refresher of the steps of this activity, please scroll to below the word clouds for the step-by step process. You can also download the templates of Tarot Tinder and Relationship Profile, too!
These word clouds were created using a large amount of different sources over a great span of time. The larger the words, the more often they were repeated. The sources of these word clouds will be at the bottom of this page if you are curious!
Reversed aspects were included in the results and the complete source of these words are below.
Also, if you need a refresher of the steps of this activity, please scroll to below the word clouds for the step-by step process. You can also download the templates of Tarot Tinder and Relationship Profile, too!
Queen of Cups - Water of Water*
King of Cups - Fire of Water
Queen of Swords - Water of Air
King of Swords - Fire of Air
Queen of Pentacles - Water of Earth
King of Pentacles - Fire of Earth
Queen of Wands - Water of Fire
King of Wands - Fire of Fire
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Step by Step Process for this activity
Step One: Get into 8 groups with a court card assignment
Step Two: In Your Group use the word clouds (or not, your choice) to create the perfect Tarot Tinder profile. You need to make two copies: one for you to keep and one to be given to your match.
Step Three: Once your match is made, you will get a copy of your matches' Tinder profile. Once you have that, in discussion with your group, fill out the Tarot Tinder Relationship Profile, make two copies: one for your group and one for your match. Now, remember that you are writing your relationship profile from the perspective of the court card you've been assigned to.
Step Four: Get your matches' relationship profile and compare/contract the differences. Sit back in wonder because tarot is the most awesome thing in the Universe.
Step Two: In Your Group use the word clouds (or not, your choice) to create the perfect Tarot Tinder profile. You need to make two copies: one for you to keep and one to be given to your match.
Step Three: Once your match is made, you will get a copy of your matches' Tinder profile. Once you have that, in discussion with your group, fill out the Tarot Tinder Relationship Profile, make two copies: one for your group and one for your match. Now, remember that you are writing your relationship profile from the perspective of the court card you've been assigned to.
Step Four: Get your matches' relationship profile and compare/contract the differences. Sit back in wonder because tarot is the most awesome thing in the Universe.
*A Note On Gender
Deciding to use traditional gender identities of the court card is a personal choice of the reader. Personally, I like to use elemental combinations to help me best understand the intent of each court card when deciding not to rely on traditional sources.
Below I have collated a list of Queen and King titles by other tarot deck creators who have chosen not to go with a gendered system. Perhaps they might inspire you!
Below I have collated a list of Queen and King titles by other tarot deck creators who have chosen not to go with a gendered system. Perhaps they might inspire you!
Sources of Word Cloud Adjectives
- A Complete Guide to the Tarot – Eden Gray 1970
- Motherpeace, Vicky Noble, 1971
- The Tarot Court Cards – Kate Warwick-Smith, 2003
- Understanding the Tarot Court – Mary Greer & Tom Little, 2004
- Kitchen Table Tarot – Melissa Cynova, 2018
- Your Tarot Court - Ethony Dawn, 2019