Meaning of the Owl in the Persian Tarot

It is one of the four cards known as complementary in this tarot, and one might say that, much like a kind of Joker, it brings luck to the querent, but above all the wisdom needed for them to follow their path in the most complete harmony. With the help of its three accomplices, which are the 3, the 7 and the 9 of Owls, this card is therefore a saviour for the querent’s future life, so much do its announcements bear on good omens to come.

Comfort in human relationships, improvement in business and financial gain, and family fulfilment with the arrival of newcomers are on its programme for the coming weeks, but also the coming months. Indeed, the predictions of the 4 Owl cards project over the long term. Thus, the main Owl speaks to us of the coming days or weeks, the 3 of Owls reveals things about the next 3 months, the 7 of Owls about the next 7 months and the 9 of Owls about the next 9 months. These cards are somewhat apart within the Persian Tarot and, moreover, have no oriental look about them.

They simply depict one or more perched owls, which nothing seems to frighten. During a divinatory reading, the Owl card and its 3 copies are therefore very favourable to the querent. It is they that guarantee them the peace and serenity that everyone needs to fulfil their destiny as well as possible.

Keywords: Wisdom, Comfort, Improvement, Luck, Harmony, Fulfilment