Author: Shana Diamond
Perhaps the most difficult aspect of reading tarot cards is how subjective it is. It is both fortunate and unfortunate that there is no simple formula for interpreting the tarot.
Reading tarot cards is an art that combines skill and practice with intuition and emotion, making it a particularly challenging undertaking. The same [...]
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Learning to Read Tarot Cards: Some Basic Advice
Four Important Cards in the Major Arcana of a Tarot Deck
Author: Victor Epand
The card of Strength is not referring to the physical attribute of that characteristic. The strength at work here is of character- the proper control of emotions and desires. This card symbolizes patience, courage, action and determination.
Aspects that are not associated with this card are compassion, nurturing and forgiveness. It is all [...]
The Pentacles Court Cards of a Tarot Deck
Author: Victor Epand
The Page of Pentacles represents a youthfulness that can bear the weight of responsibility on his grounded shoulders. He can manage wealth better than almost anyone else.
If this card comes in a tarot reading about an event, he is referring to a material or occupation oriented matter. Good fortune awaits you in [...]
Wands Court Cards in a Tarot Deck
Author: Victor Epand
Tarot card decks are divided into the Major and Minor Arcane. The Minor Arcane, which deals with everyday or common occurrences, is made up of fifty six cards divided into four elemental suits: Wands (fire), Cups (water), Swords (air) and Coins (earth).
Each suit contains ten cards that start with Ace, followed by [...]
The Swords Court Cards of a Tarot Deck
Author: Victor Epand
The Page of any suit has a childlike personality about it. Of all the Pages, this is the most mature and capable but it maintains much of the lightness and whimsy of childhood.
This tarot card can represent an event, a part of you or an aspect of another person. It is typically [...]
The Cups Court Cards of a Tarot Deck
Author: Victor Epand
The Page of Cups takes on the most imaginative and emotional aspects of childhood. This person lives with their feet floating above the ground so that their head can remain firmly in the clouds.
If the card represents an event in your tarot reading, the event in question will likely have to do [...]
