The Mystical Connections Between Tarot Cards and Winter Zodiac Signs
- Yesbelt Fernandez
- Dec 25, 2021
- 3 min read
Updated: Dec 20, 2025
The Winter season is officially from December 21st - March 19th. The Winter Season includes three zodiac signs, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. It is the time of year when we focus on our ambitions, ideals, and imagination. This post presents an overview of the tarot cards of the winter season. It will also also go over zodiac signs and the minor and major arcana tarot cards of the time.
Capricorn is the zodiac sign that starts the New Year. It is during the time of Capricorn that millions around the world make resolutions. When the sun and moon are together in a sign (conjunct) it signifies a new moon. New moons are great for setting intentions or making resolutions. I set intentions influenced by the zodiac signs every new moon.
Capricorn initiates
Capricorn is the season's cardinal sign. Cardinal is about initiating and taking action. The sort of action one takes towards realizing ambitions and goals. Capricorn is about accomplishments and success. In Capricorn there is a determination to manifest things in physical reality.
Aquarius persists
Aquarius is the season's fixed sign. Fixed is about continuity and persistence. The sort of persistence it takes to be innovative in our approach to life. Aquarius is about being unconventional and working to create an ideal society. In Aquarius there is an interest to make radical changes for the good of all.
Pisces adapts
Pisces is the season's mutable sign. Mutable is about adapting to change. The sort of change that is necessary when we are in pursuit of a dream. Pisces is about moving beyond the routines of everyday life into our imaginations. In Pisces there is a need to be connected spiritually.
The cycle of initiating, persisting, and adapting starts all over again in the Spring. The signs of Spring are Aries, Taurus, and Gemini.
The Tarot Cards of Winter
The Tarot's Aces represent the Seasons and the
Pages represent the elemental energy
In tarot Aces represent the seasons. The Pages represent the elemental energy of the season. The Aces and the Pages sit outside of the Astrology and Tarot Wheel.
The Ace of Pentacles is known as the
The Power of Earth
The Ace of Pentacles corresponds to the energy of Winter.
The element of earth is represented by pentacles in tarot. Earth symbolizes the practical, tangible, material, and reliable.
The Aces represent the potential of the suit. It contains the instructions for the development, growth, and progression of the entire cycle of the suit.
Earth signs include:
Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn.
The Page of pentacles is known as the
Personification of Fire
The page of pentacles connects the suit of pentacles to the realm of physical existence. They are diligent and resolved to create a solid foundation on which to walk on. They bring a sense of caution and stability.
Tarot Cards and Zodiac Signs of Winter include:
Capricorn
The Devil represents Capricorn in tarot. The Devil is rooted in the material world. The Devil shows us that wealth and success can either liberate or enslave us. The Devil card symbolizes physical pleasures, materialism, addictions, and oppression. The Devil is Capricorn out of balance. It is on a downward spiral.
Aquarius
The Star represents Aquarius in tarot. Aquarius is the sign of social consciousness and innovative thinking. The Star card illustrates the power of myth as all constellations are associated with a myth or legend. The Star also symbolizes direction. Sailors navigate by the north star, children make wishes on stars, people watch for shooting stars, and astrologers chart stars to map out their lives.
Pisces
The Moon represents Pisces in tarot. Pisces is the mystical sign of the zodiac. It is most comfortable in the deep waters of intuition and spiritual transformation. When Pisces is in its element it is imaginative and creative. Like the Moon, Pisces is changeable. It reveals itself in bits and pieces and hides the darker side of its nature. When the Moon appears in a reading it is about the light in the darkness that illuminates creativity and imagination, as well as deception and illusion.
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