
Pisces tarot card
Pisces (19 February to 20 March) belongs to The Moon. Its element is Water and its ruling planet is Jupiter.
Pisces belongs to The Moon, the card of uncertainty, dreams and intuition. It is a Water sign, and its ruler is Jupiter, whose card is the Wheel of Fortune. The Moon shows a world that is not fully clear, where instincts and imagination guide you. The Wheel adds a sense of cycles and trust in change. Together they describe someone sensitive and imaginative, who moves with the tide.
The three decans of Pisces
The three decans of Pisces are the Eight of Cups, the Nine of Cups and the Ten of Cups. Born early in the sign, you might read the Eight of Cups: leaving something that no longer satisfies in search of meaning. Mid-sign may suit the Nine of Cups, a sense of fulfilment and appreciation for what you have. Late in the sign, the Ten of Cups points to emotional fulfilment and belonging.
Strengths
You are compassionate, creative and intuitive. You feel what others feel, and you can bring comfort. Your imagination makes ordinary things lovely.
Challenges
The Moon can blur the line between what is real and what is imagined. You may absorb other people's moods or avoid hard conversations.
In love
In love you are tender, romantic and attentive to moods. You want a bond that feels soulful. Check your hopes against what is actually said and done, and keep a little space of your own.
At work
You do well in creative, caring or healing work, such as the arts, music, counselling or nursing. You need meaning in what you do. Build in routines and breaks so that your gifts do not wear you out.
Advice from the cards
Trust your instincts, and ground them with one small fact. A quiet walk or a night of sleep can clear the water.
Questions about Pisces
What tarot card is Pisces?
Pisces is linked with The Moon in the Golden Dawn tradition behind the Rider-Waite-Smith deck. Its ruling planet card is Wheel of Fortune.
The three decans of Pisces
The three decans of Pisces are the Eight of Cups, the Nine of Cups and the Ten of Cups. Born early in the sign, you might read the Eight of Cups: leaving something that no longer satisfies in search of meaning. Mid-sign may suit the Nine of Cups, a sense of fulfilment and appreciation for what you have. Late in the sign, the Ten of Cups points to emotional fulfilment and belonging.
In love: Pisces
In love you are tender, romantic and attentive to moods. You want a bond that feels soulful. Check your hopes against what is actually said and done, and keep a little space of your own.
A reflection for your week
These are symbolic correspondences, not a personalised horoscope or a calculated birth chart. Traditions differ.
An undated practice you can repeat: choose one theme from your sign’s card, use a three-card spread, then write what you notice. Revisit your notes after a week. This is not a weekly forecast.
Help me practiseEnter your birthday to find your sign and all of its cards.
Other signs
Companion app — coming soon
Companion app — coming soon
The iPhone and Android app is upcoming. Website reference tools work here today; app scanning, AI readings and account features are not available in this workspace.

First decan: Eight of Cups
Second decan: Nine of Cups
Third decan: Ten of Cups