Tarot does “work, ” if by working we mean that about 85-90 percent of the time, the cards accurately describe specific details of the life or activities of a person in question.
Do tarot card readings work?
The answer is no. On the other hand, if you are familiar with the cards and lay out the spread yourself, the answers can be revealing. If you go to a card tarot card reader, the same information may be forthcoming. This article explains when a tarot card reading can be helpful and why tarot card predictions of the future don’t work .
Tarot is perfect for self-development, making choices, manifesting goals, coaching others, planning a business, writing a book, meditating—you name it. While many people believe that Tarot will tell you the future, making predictions are not really what Tarot cards are about.
This article explains when a tarot card reading can be helpful and why tarot card predictions of the future don’t work. Tarot cards to not predict the future. They use human projection and archetypes to figure out what is going on inside. Commercial rights free.
Can I buy my own tarot cards?
It is perfectly fine to buy your own tarot cards. In fact, it is even recommended as it is very important to feel a personal connection to your tarot cards. When you buy your own tarot cards, you’ll be much more likely to resonate with your deck and improve the quality of your readings.
A inquiry we ran across in our research was “Can I buy my own tarot deck?”.
Answer : Of course, you can buy your own deck. That myth that you shouldn’t buy your own first deck of tarot is just that – a silly myth. Remember that there is absolutely nothing special about the deck itself. The cards are just laminated images stuck onto cardboard.
What are the best tarot cards to buy?
An example of the most loved cards in Tarot. It is probably better to buy your own deck than it is to have someone give you one. You will have a stronger bond with a deck you have selected yourself.
There are 78 cards in a Tarot deck. The structure of your deck should look similar to a playing card deck with four suits – Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles (Pentacles are sometimes called Coins, but they are the same thing). Just like playing cards, there will be Court cards, but instead of 3 Courts, there are 4 Courts.
While we were reading we ran into the inquiry “What is the value of your most valuable tarot deck?”.
My most valuable decks have been ones I have grabbed off e, and bay. I have a pristine copy of the original (not revised) William Blake tarot that I fought for and eventually paid £25 (about $32) for. I think it is worth quite a lot these days.
Why do we love Tarot?
The tarot can be brutally honest but sometimes we need that ‘friend’ who really tells us how it is and pulls us into line. The cards and card combinations reflect every possible human and spiritual experience we can have. I often think of tarot like a mirror that is reflecting these experiences back at us.