Which Facade Tarot Card is the strongest?

This is a question that is frequently asked by numerous seekers, along with coming up with their multitude questions pertaining to social, family, romance working, health and emotional well-being.

A lot of times, the top of the cards and the most powerful of positions, haven't produced the expected results. From my experience with Tarot reading, I have come across multiple situations when the standard 'do it-yourself' Tarot guides are unable to decipher the real significance of an card which appears to be placed strongly within the Tarot Spread. On the other hand, the weaker cards may have done wonders to the seeker.

The difference between Major and Minor Arcana clarified

Let me first clarify the distinction between Major or the Minor Arcana. A lot has been written about both. In fact, the internet is filled with a wealth of information on this classic query.

Major Arcana - An indicator of one's destiny subject to the ruling class

Major Arcana Major Arcana is perhaps the most ancient and traditional form of
Tarot. Historically, when Tarot readings were popular there were just two classes. The ruling and the ruling. The ruling class determined the fate of their subject. In a humble regime, citizens could live a quiet lifestyle, giving thanks to their benefactors and completing the tasks they were given.
Although they enjoyed the benefits of a good ruler, they were still bound to their beliefs, customs, and their environment, which prevented them from being able to think beyond their boundaries. They could be bad and good, or the best at the tasks they were assigned, but were taught not to think of taking up work outside their existing boundaries. The situation was so strong that even a normal child to a biological mother would never dream of becoming an elite and powerful nobility, after all noble individuals were seen as gifts from the gods angels flung them into the air or they appeared in an erupting light.
Major Arcana- Represents the factors that are that determine the fate of the world.

In this concept, the Major Arcana governed all aspects of life for the people so it
symbolized the power of nobilitywere the powers of the nobility: The King, the Queen, Hierophant, Chariotetc. or astral powers that came from the sky: Stars, Sun or Moon. The life of theseeker was thus governed by destiny which was being directed by external forces.

Minor Arcana- Represents the power of Karma

As time passed and the idea that Minor Arcana was gaining popularity Minor Arcana evolved out of the culture in which some people were averse to the norm and believed in their ability. They had the courage to break out of their cocoon and embark on adventures considered unusual in their times, like taking long voyages across oceans, walking thousands of miles to distant lands for adventure or trade as well as launching new ventures looking for opportunities that could have come from devastations like war,
pandemics or floods when the nobility itself appeared to be in the midst ofextension. Their newfound power and wealth could have influenced the Tarot readers of the time to include minor Arcana cards as which represent one's Karma or efforts. In earlier times, it meant challenging fate of the reader, and it is exactly the same to this day.
So which card will be the strongest? effective?

The Major Arcana cards typically represent destiny, things being controlled by the natural environment, and minor Arcana cards represent your own personal destiny. minor Arcana cards are your own efforts to change your life. They represent things that are your control.

The uniqueness of this card prevents a Tarot reader from making judgements on a subject just by looking at a single Tarot card since both destiny and Karma apply to a living human being, although in differing proportions. I've come to realize that there are specific all-weather cards that are generally a harbinger of positive results, the degree of which could differ based on the setup and the position where they appear.

Is 'Nine of Cups' the card we're looking for?

A great card to own could be the Nine of Cups. I've observed that this card can be useful to those seeking. 9 is the most significant number of all, when it's on its feet, the cup is full, but there's an opportunity to catch. 9 of cups can also signal a celebration which could put the seeker feeling elevated level, and then resulting in an unsettling situation, especially if the other cards are not in support.

What's the deal with the 'World Card What is the 'World Card'?

Within the Major Arcana, it is the World Card which by my experience is good to own especially when the seeker is looking for opportunities in work and the person seeking opportunities
seeks a change of place. In romance there is an issue, however, it could signal separation because of the lengthy journey of the lover but at the same it could signify meeting a new partner in some other corner of the globe.

Many possible Tarot combinations!

Tarot reading is an endless number of possibilities across a multitude of card combinations in which one negative card can play a positive function, and reverse. Additionally the reverse card appearing reverse reduces the negative effects of the other card in the spread however, an upright card could exacerbate the problems that arise from the combination of other cards.

I've tried to answer the question in the most simple way as is possible. Travel Korai Sometimes, I believe that a good Tarot reader can see a 'Cosmos in the Chaos'. It's the narrative that is more info created by observing the pattern of cards in the spread which is most important rather than the individual card.