The Devil is card number 15 in the Tarot’s Major Arcana. The number 15 in numerology is most commonly thought of as 1 + 5 = 6 when working with its meaning and interpretation. Once broken down to the number 6, it embodies the frequencies of harmony, family, curiosity, and responsibility, which can be further explored in The Lovers card. 

Temperance is card number 14 in the Tarot’s Major Arcana. The number 14 in numerology represents a union of opposites, symbolizing a journey towards balance and stability through lessons in self-control. Encouraging the embrace of change to find an inner equilibrium of harmony. The number 14 can also be reduced further, 1 + 4 ‎ = 5. When broken down to the number 5, we see it connected to the frequency of balance between the material and spiritual aspects of life, as explored in The Hierophant’s card. 

Death is card number 13 in the Tarot’s Major Arcana. Number 13 in numerology is considered a karmic number, associated with transformation, new beginnings, and change. It’s also a number that’s associated with the sacred divine feminine, symbolized by 13 full moon cycles and 13 menstrual cycles experienced in a year. The number’s connection to the divine feminine plays a role in its bad reputation as an unlucky number, along with superstitious biblical stories, such as 13 guests at the Last Supper. But in reality, it’s nothing to dread nor worthy of any of its negative associations, unless of course, you fear the divine feminine.