Learn how to create a tarot spread by clarifying what you want to know, what you know already, and why the answer matters.

You Don't Have to Choose Between Intuition and the Guidebook in Your Tarot Practice. You've pulled a card. You stare at it. Something lands in your body. A feeling, a flash, a knowing. And then the second-guessing starts. "Should I look it up?" "Was that actually my intuition, or am I just making things up?" "The book says one thing, but I felt something completely different." Sound familiar? This is the crossroads that almost every tarot reader stands at eventually. And it f

What’s Your Tarot Reading Style? Discover the 7 Reader Archetypes This post is part of our Tarot Reader Archetype Series. You will find the others linked at the bottom of this post. Tarot is a deeply personal practice, and every reader develops their own unique style over time. Some approach the cards as a tool for spiritual manifestation , while others use them for coaching, prediction, or deep healing. Understanding your reading style can help you refine your approach, co

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The Major Arcana is a key part of tarot, as it captures important themes and experiences that many of us go through

Let’s explore the symbolism within the first half of the Major Arcana, shedding light on their core messages

The Personalities of the Tarot: Court Cards One of the most difficult parts of the deck for me to interpret was the tarot court cards. I tend to think of them now in readings as personality types unless I have a strong intuition that the card is referring to a person in someone’s life. In this post we will focus on the element of the card in addition to the rank to discern some of the personalities of each of the cards! If the court cards stall your readings too, I built a wh