Learning the art of tarot cards 15 Articles

by Sunnysmiles

I have had a fascination with the tarot cards for over 30 years,having lost my mother when I was 6yrs old the tarot cards have made me feel less alone in the world. I like to practice Candle magic, Crystal Healing, Ho...read more

by Thelemic Waves Tarot Services

When Aleister Crowley designed the Thoth Tarot deck, he designed each image to reflect his wisdom and knowledge gained through his initiatic experiences with the Golden Dawn and the A.'.A.'. systems of magickal training....read more

by Fayme Harper

Many people are drawn to tarot (the t is silent) because of the beautiful and thought provoking iconic art images. Others are drawn because of the occult aspects of it. If you treat tarot as a parlor game, that is the kind...read more

by River Lin

Learning To Read Tarot Cards Learning to read tarot cards is not as difficult as one might first expect. Like any skill or art, learning to read tarot cards is more about interest, desire, passion and practice than abou...read more

by Gail Kavanagh

For a beginner in Tarot, the minor arcana, also known as the suite cards, can present a real learning challenge. Memorizing the different meanings of each card seems a mammoth task, and worse, the meanings often seem to...read more

by Christin Snyder

Understanding Tarot: Beyond the Myths There are many misconceptions surrounding the Tarot that have caused much debate. For the past 18 years I have used the Tarot as an instrument to gain understanding and insight. In ...read more

by ErinKeeper

Tarot cards are a method of divination - telling the future or understanding more about the present - that can be interesting and rewarding to learn. Fortune-telling with cards probably dates back as long as playing cards...read more

by Frater L.A.

Tarot without tears. The key to interpreting Tarot during a reading is to understand the kabbalistic correspondences and attributions of each card. A rudimentary study of the Hermetic Kabbalah will be in order to make an...read more

by Stephen H

The tarot are split into two categories, the major arcana and the minor arcana. The major arcana consists of 22 cards numbered from 0 to 21 and they depict the wheel of life, starting with the fool which is analogous to a ...read more

by Kaori Yin

When I was thirteen I had a dream I will never forget. I was walking by some apartments where I delivered newspapers. Behind the apartment buildings was a graveyard. In the dream the graveyard is empty, not a sing...read more

by Chinmayee Jog

I have been reading the Tarot for a few years now, and I am also experienced with other types of readings. From my experience, Tarot reading is not about looking up the meanings of the images in the corresponding book. I...read more

by Celia Craske

The Tarot is a deck of 78 cards divided into the major arcana of 22 cards and 56 cards in the minor arcana. Tarot card reading has long been associated with gypsies and fortunetellers but with practice anyone can read ...read more

by Gennai

Connecting with a card deck There are quite a few people that I read for, who have tarot or oracle decks, but are unable to "connect" with them. One friend said to me she has bought several card decks, and read the...read more

by Lilian Hayball-Clarke

It is possible to learn much about yourself when using Tarot cards. However, it is wise to treat this ancient divination method with respect. There is ancient magic, mystery and the wisdom of the ages here. I hunted for th...read more

by Brenda Keener

When I first started using Tarot cards, being generally left brained, I read every book I could get my hands on. This left me confused as different books have different interpretations of the same card. What I found ...read more