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Significator TechniqueLately, here at Tarot Pathways, we’ve been exploring significators: there historical associations, modern methods of selecting significators, how to effectively incorporate them into your practice. Hopefully you’ve gleaned a few useful ideas and maybe even shared some in the comments. Today, I’m going to share a technique that can be used one its own or [...] More Ideas for SignificatorsLast week, I wrote about some very traditional ways to select significators HERE. Those traditional methods have their place and are used effectively by some readers. They never worked well for me. Here are two ways that I like to select significators, when I use them at all. Trust Tarot If I use a spread [...] Selecting a SignificatorWhat is a Significator? A significator is a card that is used in a tarot spread to represent the querent (the person asking the question).  Not all readers use significators. Some don’t use them at all. Some use them only with certain spreads. Some use them in every reading. I suggest trying various methods to [...] Selecting a SignificatorMost tarot students agree that the court cards are the most challenging. Perhaps this is because they represent people and, let’s face it, people are complicated! One of the best books I’ve read to explore all the complexities of the court cards is Understanding the Tarot Court by Mary K. Greer and Tom Little. They [...] MEET THE BLOGGERS
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