Tarot · Major Arcana · 6

The Lovers

  • connection
  • choice of the heart
  • harmony
  • truth

Key facts

Arcana
Major Arcana
Suit
Major Arcana
Number
6
Numerology
6 (cooperation, collaboration, interaction)
Element
Gemini
Keywords
connection, choice of the heart, harmony, truth

The Lovers upright

The Lovers speak of the bonds that transform us and the choices made from the heart. They invite you to honor what truly connects you, in love as much as in your alliances and friendships. When your decisions align with your deepest values, a particular harmony settles in. This is the moment to listen to what you love, and to commit to it sincerely.

The Lovers reversed

Reversed, the Lovers shine a light on a tug-of-war, a choice you keep putting off, or an agreement that rings a little false. Maybe you’re saying yes out of fear, or two desires inside you are pulling against each other. Nothing is lost: naming the tension is already the beginning of untangling it. Come back to what truly matters to you, and your heart will find its compass again.

A question to sit with

If you really listened to your heart, which choice would become obvious?

Frequently asked questions about The Lovers

What does The Lovers mean upright?
The Lovers speak of the bonds that transform us and the choices made from the heart. They invite you to honor what truly connects you, in love as much as in your alliances and friendships. When your decisions align with your deepest values, a particular harmony settles in. This is the moment to listen to what you love, and to commit to it sincerely.
What does The Lovers mean reversed?
Reversed, the Lovers shine a light on a tug-of-war, a choice you keep putting off, or an agreement that rings a little false. Maybe you’re saying yes out of fear, or two desires inside you are pulling against each other. Nothing is lost: naming the tension is already the beginning of untangling it. Come back to what truly matters to you, and your heart will find its compass again.

Sources

  • Arthur Edward Waite, The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, William Rider & Son, 1911.
  • Rachel Pollack, Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom, Weiser Books, 1980.