LEARNING THE TAROT

If you have problems, questions, or you want to solve situations but cannot find the answers, we offer an opportunity for you to learn to read or interpret the arcane of the Tarot for yourself. Soon, you will be drawing your own spreads and performing, through them, successful readings that adjust to the purported reality.

To clarify this explanation, consider the following scenario: a person draws a Tarot with two cards to ask how their next weekend trip will be, and the cards that appear in this order are The Chariot (arcane No. VII) and Death (arcane No. XIII).

The answer is quite concrete and its interpretation is beyond question. We equate The Chariot to the car and Death to what it means in itself. Consequently, it’s warning us to that journey possibly leading to serious dangers. The most logical thing is to forget it, putting it off for a better day.

The spread would have been extremely effective, because thanks to it, we prevent a significant risk. Now practice with the following example: If you make a draw of two cards to see how you will do on a new job you just joined and The Magician (arcane No. I) appears first, then The Sun (arcane No. XVIIII) ; the answer is also clear in this case.

The Magician is warning you that during the beginning, you must use all its skill, its “magic” to overcome the obstacles that will arise or to avoid even the maneuvers of some enemies who do not look kindly on your incorporation to the company.

If you act with skill, diplomacy, wisdom and common sense, The Sun is telling you that once saved through the initial difficulties, your professional horizon will be flooded with pristine and clear light, a prelude to success, satisfaction and excellent financial reward.

To have the readings or interpretations come out correctly, the first thing to do, as a beginner, is to know the meaning of the cards, the various values and symbolisms of the twenty major arcane, and this can only be obtained with methodology, patience and perseverance.

You should start memorizing the meaning of two or three arcane every day, putting them on a table and looking at them more closely, as you read about what each represents until memorizing their values.

When you have studied the symbolism of each of the arcane, start your first practices, asking questions and seeking answers in a single card. Take twenty cards, shuffling as you best see fit. After distributing them across the table, sit in front of them, letters should be face down and spread over two rows of eleven cards.

Then, reveal the card of your choice and explore its meaning, adapting to the question posed. Later, when you are more familiar with each arcane, you can spread up to three cards, but you must remember to lift them from left to right.

Do not despair if it is difficult at first. If you practice with perseverance and not losing heart; a time will come in which you have the arcane lying back on the table, and there will be a quick idea of the answer to your question.