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PRODUCT SUMMARY
Learning to read the Tarot is a continuous process of change and growth. Even experienced Tarot readers often find surprising insights in a reading or notice a detail in a Tarot card that had never seemed significant before. Sometimes it may even seem that Tarot cards raise more questions than they answer. RELATED ARTICLES
Date: 2009-09-30
I can’t stress enough how one of the most important components of a successful reading is the question and how it’s asked. The more targeted a question is, the more likely it is the answer will be useful.I really dislike the term “proactive,” but it aptly describes the type of question that will yield the best results. Here are ten examples that you can use singly or in combination: 1. What do I...
Date: 2008-11-12
What to Do With the situation, issue, or challenge in mind, draw a single card in answer to the question, “What do I need to know most about this issue?” And yes—this strategy is really that simple. If you’re new to the process (or if the ideas don’t come of their own accord), invest a minimum of five minutes studying the card. On one side of a sheet of paper, list all symbols, images,...
Date: 2008-06-30
A practical use of Tarot that might not be readily apparent is the way it can aid the creative writing process. Whether you’ve ever tried your hand at writing or not, the cards can be used to generate ideas, flesh out a story, or help you overcome writer's block. Next time you begin a writing project, pull out your favorite deck and ask it for suggestions. Here are some questions you might ask...
Date: 2008-05-31
Seven cards are dealt left to right. The first cards, on the left, represent the past; the middle three the present; and the two on the right, the future. Starting at the left, the card positions are as follows: The Distant Past The Immediate Past Present Difficult Influences You, As You Are Now Present Positive Influences Recommended Action The Ultimate Result This is adapted from a more...
I don’t read books in order. In fact, I almost never read a book from front to back. Instead, I start by reading the cover and the dust jacket, if there is one. Then I read the table of contents, thoroughly, followed by a few pages in the front, a ...
The thought of memorizing the significance of 78 different tarot cards is enough to turn away all but the most determined student. Even those of us adept at reading the cards could use a break every now and then. Fortunately, there are many other ...
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