Learn To Read Tarot Cards

The Ancient Art of Tarot Card Reading

People have been reading Tarot Cards for centuries, believing in their messages, prophecies, and lessons.  Why has this art form and the curiosity surrounding it lasted so long?  Why do people continue to rely upon Tarot Cards today?  We are an industrial society that seeks answers through science and mathematics, no longer a world that relies upon stars, symbols, and religions to provide answers for us.  Perhaps it is this very reason that we as a people are so interested in the Tarot -- because we realize science cannot answer all questions -- that is there is some greater, unexplainable force that indeed plays a hand in daily events, sight unseen.

Learn to Read the Symbols within the Tarot

The nature of Tarot Cards is not to provide direct "yes" or "no" answers; it is not a Magic 8 Ball.  A Tarot Card reading, instead, delves deeply into issues surrounding the Asker's main questions, providing a symbolism that must be interpreted for each individual.  Each Tarot Card represents a different facet of a human's life, and its placement within the Tarot Spread lends more significant direction on how to interpret the Card itself and in conjunction with its surrounding Cards.

Thus, learning Tarot Cards DOES take practice and the Reader needs to be equipped with the true meanings of each Card and how it relates to the other Cards.  

While performing the Reading, if the Reader misinterprets a Card's symbolism, it can do much damage to the Asker, as it will lead them down a path that is not correct.  One can just imagine the implications of a Reader somewhat off-handedly misrepresenting the Death card!