The Jungian Tarot — Archetypes of the Inner World

The Jungian Tarot, created by Dr. Robert Wang, is a visual gateway into the depths of Jungian psychology and the ancient symbols that shape the human soul. Designed to support the practice of active imagination—as proposed by Carl Jung—this deck invites you to enter the mythic landscapes of the psyche, where archetypes speak in image, story, and dream.

The 22 Major Arcana embody the Jungian archetypes of the collective unconscious, portrayed with archways and circular mandalas that serve as portals for meditation and self-reflection. Each image becomes a threshold to inner dialogue, guiding the seeker into the hidden areas of their own imagination.

In the Court Cards, the tarot takes on a more intimate scale, representing the family roles—Father, Mother, Daughter, and Son—revealing personal dynamics and psychological patterning within the symbolic family.

The deck is a companion to The Jungian Tarot Trilogy by Robert Wang, offering a profound tool for students of Jungian psychology, shadow work, and archetypal exploration.

Enter the mandala, and let the archetypes reveal their meaning. 

In books: The Tarot of Psychology goes with this deck.