by Robert Tippett

Created on: March 21, 2009   Last Updated: April 06, 2009

In everyone's adult life, there are the same basic questions: Will I get rich? When will I find love again? How is my health? These questions remain burning issues until one feels secure about finance, romance, and wellbeing. It is natural to seek outside help when a concern becomes an issue; and one often turns to friends, family, and professional counselors for advice. One unique way to get some direction is through advisors trained in metaphysical tool use, like the Tarot.

When one is concerned about relationship problems, Tarot is an excellent source for guidance. A deck of Tarot cards numbers 78, with 14 suited cards specifically designated to represent the emotional needs of humans the Cups and one of the "major arcana" card - The Lovers - standing for important relationship life events. Still, all of the cards, in all suits and types, play a role towards explaining a question about romantic concerns.

It is important to understand the basic concept behind the mechanics of the Tarot. A querent's question is placed in the hands of the Universal Mind (or God), with trust (or faith) that a truthful answer will return. When this question is placed to a reader, it is a prayer for guidance. When a prayer is placed sincerely, the truth will return as an answer within the cards.

One makes this prayer in a serious state of mind, as the Tarot deck is being shuffled and cut by the querent. The Sprit that works through the mind of each of us knows where each card is located in a deck, and it controls the shuffle and cuts so that the necessary cards rise to the top.

Once the question has been sent, the deck is set down and the top card(s) are turned over. These reveal the answer(s), either as one card chosen from the deck (a simple question/answer), or from multiple cards being dealt into a specific spread formation (a detailed question/answer). In a spread, each position a card sets into gives that card a specific lens through which it is read.

Anyone can own a deck of Tarot cards, and anyone can ask questions to a deck of cards; but to read the answers in a synthesized manner requires practice and experience. This means for the best results with questions asked of the Tarot, an experienced reader is the key. Since most people are inexperienced in the Tarot, a professional Tarot reader is sought. The most discreet place to find such a person is online, through one of the various "psychic hotlines".

Before one should call a psychic hotline, one needs to be prepared. A prayer

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