How often does the ‘wrong’ suit come up in your tarot card readings?
For example, would you struggle if your relationship readings are full of Pentacles cards?
This week’s article aims to demystify the suit of Pentacles so can confidently read these cards in your relationship spreads.
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Tarot can be a useful tool to look at what issues are resolving, and what should be our focus for a new start.
This is our version of 10 card Endings and New Beginnings tarot spread.
We explain in this article how to lay the cards out and how the cards interlink with each other. Only two of the cards should actually be read as the ‘block’ or ‘shadow’ side. Everything else should be read with loving kindness, after all the cards have totally got your back!
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By not falling into the trap of interpreting court cards as people, the court cards can apply in any spread and any position. We will look at the wider interpretations of the court cards in today’s article.
Does Tarot predict the future? What if Tarot was weirder than that. What if Tarot cards are manifesting certain futures as well as warning us of them? In this article we try to work out if Tarot is like the Penrose/Escher staircase.
Are you struggling with your tarot interpretations? Worried about learning the complex systems? Our easy starter guide should help give you back your confidence.
Being in alignment with who you are is one of the most aspirational human goals possible. But how do you do it? We explain how to find your flow using tarot in just 4 steps.
How do you read the Celtic Cross spread? Find out an easy way with video instruction in this article!
Learn to read the tarot using these 7 steps
Tarot deck shown is the Rider Waite Smith published by US Games. Photo by Magenta This is our version of a new year spread. Everyone has their own way of reading the cards. For us, cards aren’t “good” or “bad”…the clue as to whether the information in the card is intended to be read positivelyContinue reading “New Year, New You?”
