Tarot and Hebrew letters

"The 22 Major Arcana" or "Major Arcana of the Tarot", which are part of the deck of Tarot cards. Tarot is a system of divination and introspection that uses a set of cards with symbolic images.

The 22 Major Arcana are a group of cards in a standard Tarot deck, numbered 0 to 21. These cards are considered to have a deeper and more complex meaning than the other cards in the deck (the Minor Arcana). Each card has a distinct image and symbolism, and they can suggest different meanings and interpretations depending on the context in which they are used.

Here is the list of the 22 Major Arcana and their associated numbers:

א Madman
ב magician
ג High Priestess
ד Empress
ה king
ו The Emperor (or Hierophant)
ז Valentine
ח Dipper
ט righteousness
י hermit
כ Wheel of Fortune
ל Force
מ Hanged
נ The death
ס Temperance
ע devil
פ the tower
צ the star
ק Month
ר Sun.
ש Judgment
ת The world
Each of these cards has specific meanings and interpretations, and in a Tarot reading, their arrangement and combinations can provide clues and guides to interpreting the situation or questions asked. It is important to note that the Tarot has multiple schools of thought and interpretation, and the exact meanings may vary depending on the practitioner's practice and perspective.

The figures marked at each title of the arcana correspond in fact to the kabbalistic numbers from 1 to 22.
These are the letters of the Hebrew alphabet corresponding to the numbers 1 to 22, which are often used in Kabbalah and other esoteric practices to assign deep meanings and interpretations to the 22 Major Arcana of the Tarot. These associations with Hebrew letters can help develop additional connections and meanings in Tarot readings in a Kabbalistic context.