MAJOR ARCANA · 08
Strength
Explore the imagery, upright and reversed readings, and its place in the Royal / Dragon Tarot universe.
THE 78 CARDS · RESEARCH NOTES
Meaning & symbolism
Traditional Rider–Waite–Smith symbolism and an editorial Royal / Dragon adaptation for this card.
Upright keywords
Gentle courage · emotional regulation · resilience
Upright meaning
Strength meets instinct with compassion rather than brute force. The calm figure tending a lion's mouth embodies inner courage, patience, and the ability to stay present with powerful emotions long enough to understand them. The card also speaks to endurance through healing and practice.
Reversed keywords
Self-doubt · overwhelming emotion · forced endurance
Reversed meaning
The querent may be treating their emotions as enemies, or enduring a harmful situation long past the point where boundaries are needed. A reversal is not simply weakness: distinguish courage from feeling obliged to appear strong at all times.
RWS image & symbols
The woman and lion bring human awareness into contact with instinct; hands at the animal's mouth suggest nonviolent regulation; the infinity sign evokes an inner resource; the white garland suggests refinement; the calm horizon holds power in stillness.
Reader's lens
Sometimes strength means asking for help. Do not suggest remaining in danger to tame another person.
Royal / Dragon adaptation
A princess or queen calmly touches a large dragon in place of the lion. The dragon does not breathe fire; preserve the contrast between formidable power and gentle contact.
Research edition based on the supplied 78-card manuscript. Symbolic interpretations are contextual, not guaranteed predictions or professional advice. Sonam Zangmo’s individual card interpretations will be added following editorial review.