Tarot Reading

There are many different types of Tarot Cards, they come in all shapes, sizes and forms:

African Tarot Deck

Afro-Brazilian Tarot

Albano-Waite Tarot Deck

Aleister Crowley

Ancient Mysteries Tarot

Angel Blessings Deck

Angel Tarot Deck

Angel Voices Deck

Animal-Wise Tarot Deck

Aora Gemstone Oracle

Aquarian Tarot Deck

Archeon Tarot

Art Nouveau Tarot

Avalon Tarot

The Baroque Bohemian Cats Tarot

Beginner's Guide to the Tarot

Baseball Tarot Deck

Book of Doors Divination Deck

Bosch Tarot

Brotherhood of Light Tarot

Bruegel Tarot

The Buddha Tarot

Cagliostro Tarot Deck

Cards of Nostradamus

Cartouche Cards

Tarocchi Deck

Celestial Tarot

Celtic Dragon Tarot Deck

Celtic Tarot Deck

Celtic Tree Oracle

Celtic Wisdom Tarot deck

China Tarot

Cleopatra Tarot

Dreaming in Color

Druid Craft Tarot Deck

The Tarot are a set of 78 cards with pictures and symbols that are used for divination by connecting the reader to the subconscious mind or the collective consciousness. The origin of the Tarot cards is unknown they have been found in one form or another in most parts of the world and in many different forms- there use is however similar no matter what country they are found in. The Tarot can be thought of as truly universal and are not attached to any particular culture or religion. The Tarot in design are extremely diverse and many types of Tarot exist. The 56 cards in the “minor arcana” are divided into four suits: wands (symbolizing action); cups (emotions); swords (intellect); and pentacles (the material and earthly ). The 22 cards of the “major arcana” depict archetypes and elemental forces. The Rider Waite deck is often the proffered choice by many beginners in many countries for extreme pictorial ease with which to learn initially.

It is believed that the Tarot enables a person to delve into their subconscious and connect with the universe in such a way- that they enable us to know of the past, present and future of things. A form of universal consciousness is thought to be in existence by some Carl Jung. was such a believer in this very concept. To learn, one must begin by choosing a deck (see the extensive list above) and by first learning the broad meanings of each card. From there you can begin to learn Tarot spreads (a way and pattern of laying out groups of cards) and practice connecting the dots as it were and learning to interpret the card group meanings and the answers that they provide. After much practice (less if there is already an obvious psychic ability present) soon most people report that they almost intuitively 'stop' reading the cards by wrote and begin to use them merely as a tool and find that they some how just begin to 'know' or 'receive' information and answers that they seek. Some people do not use Tarot cards, preferring to perform a Tarot type reading with the use of ordinary playing cards instead, that may be at hand.

As a beginner the Tarot can be challenging and entertaining. At a higher level they can help to unleash your innate psychic ability. At the highest level of use, they are merely used as a means for a psychic to enable them to tune in extremely fast on a psychic level to obtain a psychic link for and with the person that they are reading for by fast accessing their own psychic ability. It is said that you should never try to perform your own Tarot reading as the process will not work for personal gain and incite alone.

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DeAna is a full time psychic clairvoyant and author, with a varied client list of private individuals, corporate bodies and stars of stage and screen. She has a keen interest in the paranormal. Info:www.future-forcast.co.uk or www.psychics-city.com/seeker for more information.

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