Showing posts with label Tarot Card Reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tarot Card Reading. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Understanding Tarot Symbols - Tarot Reading Mini Blog Course Part 4

 READING TAROT CARDSTarot cards connect to our inner selves. They're rich images speak to our subconscious, triggering emotions and feelings hidden deep within us.

When you see tarot cards for the first time, you'll probably wonder how such small cards can contain so much information. How do tarot readers remember everything – especially when many cards look virtually the same?

TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS.
The images on tarot cards act as visual clues to their meanings. The key to reading tarot is not learning the meanings for all 78 cards, but "feeling" your way through what each card says to you at that specific time. When you first see a tarot card, take a minute to look at it closely. What do you think it is telling you? Your first gas may be closer to the true meaning than you think!

Look at the images on tarot cards. Whether people they show are happy or sad, or the sky is sunny or cloudy, can give you instant insight into the messages. The cards have for you.




DIFFERENT DECKS, SAME MEANING.
If you have seen tarot decks for, or even have a set of cards are ready, you may notice that they come in many different styles. Images from one deck can seem to have little in common with those from another. The answers are in the detail. Look at the cards more closely, however, and you'll find more similarities than are initially apparent. Every deck contains the same 78 cards, and once you fully understand tarot, you'll be able to read any deck – not just the one you learned with.

For example, the hermit may be an old monk or young shaman, but is always a spiritual figure who carries a lamp – signifying the light of his individuality, shining out.
Learn to understand how each image is designed rather than memorizi
ng specific pictures and you'll find that reading your cards comes quickly and easily.



 
THE MEANING OF TAROT SYMBOLS.
Note image on a tarot card has been placed there by accident. Every symbol, including letters and numbers, is telling you something special.
Numbers
Most tarot cards have a number as well, simply as a guide to the cards. Placed in a sequence, these numbers have magical significance of their own.
The Elements

Earth, air, fire and water feature prominently in many tarot cards, as does the weather. All of these have their own symbolic meanings.
Objects
Tarot cards often contain objects such as cups or swords. These have specific meanings that we will explain to you and a future blog posts.
Actions
People on tarot cards are rarely standing still. Their actions also give you clues to the cards meaning – is the person coming or going, laughing or crying, working hard, or resting?
Expressions
The People's expressions are another clue. If they are surrounded by wealth do they look happy, smug, or bored? Are they hoarding money or sharing it?

Main Picture
The image that takes up most of the tarot card is where much of the symbolism can be found, but it may be hidden deep in the background detail.

Words

Some tarot cards at the name of the card written on them. This is really just to help you remember which card is, although obviously terms such as "hermit" or "the lovers" immediately conjures up the source of meanings of the cards in our minds!
People

Many tarot cards contain images of people. This can give you clues as to the kind of people who will influence your life. A mature woman may represent a mother or a teacher. A traveler and foreign close may mean a visitor is about to call.

READING MINOR ARCANA CARDS.
Not all tarot cards carry as many visual clues as others. On some, the meanings are hidden – allowing the tarot reader to hold "secret" knowledge that only they can reveal. This is most apparent in traditional decks, in which 56 of the 78 cards resemble a pack of playing cards, comprising four "suits" – cups (hearts), swords (spades), wands (clubs) and pentacles (diamonds). These cards are known as the minor Arcana.





SECRET KNOWLEDGETo decipher the meaning of these cards the reader needs to know the magical symbolism of the objects, and also a little about the magical power of numbers.
There are no obvious visual clues.

In the early 20th century, artists, Pamela Coleman Smith Incorporated the minor Arcana symbols into elaborate pictures – more like the major Arcana cards. These visual clues, first used on the Rider-Waite Deck, made carry it easier for less experienced readers.

Take your time, relax and meditate before reading your cards, and you will do great. It takes time to learning everything so be patient with yourself.



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Monday, June 15, 2015

Discovering the Magic of Tarot Cards-Tarot Card Mini-Blog Course Part 3

Tarot is the ancient art of laying out in interpreting illustrated cards to gain insights into your past, present and future.


We all like the idea of being able to see into the future, so that we can foresee obstacles in our past. Tarot cards have been used for centuries as a way of granting us such insights: think of the cards as a conduit, and a Tarot Reader as a magical counselor uses them to focus and enhance their intuition.

THE ANSWER IS WITHIN YOU
Tarot works because when you ask a question, the answer to your problem is already present in your subconscious mind. Concentrating on the question brings that knowledge to the surface, and draws you to choose certain cards.
It forces you to confront negatives you may usually choose to ignore, and put apparently positive aspects in context, helping reveal the bigger picture. Through understanding tarot, you will gain a better understanding of yourself and the world around you.




CHANNELING ENERGY WITH TAROT
Some people believe that the insights "seen" during a tarot reading are communicated psychically through your subconscious, while others believe that spirits act as interpreters.

Some tarot readers prefer not to let anyone else handle their cards.

PSYCHIC FOCUS

Whichever school of thought you choose to follow, tarot cards act to focus and direct your psychic abilities. The stronger the connection you feel to your decks, the more easily these messages will pass. Consequently, you may like to spend a few minutes meditating as you hold your cards, bonding them to your personal energies and opening your mind to the intuitive messages you received.




HOW TO USE TAROT CARDS

You can give the simple tarot reading based on just one card. Simply spread the pack and pick one at random, as you would from a deck of playing cards.

The single car you pick will give you a "snapshot" of your current situation, suggesting through the images where the core of the problem is down to emotional issues (cups), intellectual concerns (swords), energy and activity (wands) or health and wealth (pentacles).

If you don't have your own tarot deck, you can carry out a single card reading by closing your eyes and randomly selecting a card. You will not be able to get a detailed understanding of all the issues involved, but it may help highlight what you need to concentrate on.

Tarot is a wonderful tool for understanding your true feelings and motivations, because it reveals what is usually in your subconscious mind. Doing tarot readings for yourself or a friend can help you to see the most effective way of dealing with a situation, and even what that situation could lead to in the future.

You can also use tarot to answer questions – provided they are clearly stated – to identify obstacles that might be in your way, or draw attention to benefits that can be gained.





DON'T BE A FOOL....ACT RESPONSIBLY
Tarot cannot sort out your life for you. However, it can give you helpful advice and be used as a tool for gaining insight, but should not be used as a crutch that encourages you to abstain from taking responsibility for yourself and your actions.








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Sunday, June 7, 2015

Tarot Card Blog Mini Course - Minor Arcana Symbolis


 

The Aces

As with a deck of playing cards, the first card in each Tarot suit is known as an ace rather than a "one."

The Tarot decks for aces each contain a single image – a cup, a pentacle, a wand or a sword. Unlike the major arcana cards, they do not feature any numbers or words.

The aces contain what is known as the "seed" energy of each suit. If you draw an ace, it reveals that the area of your life described by this suit has a strong influence on all the other factors.

Some aces have a small in the bottom right corner to indicate which way up they go.
The ace of sores incorporates a crown, to remind us that it describes heady issues.
The ace of cops looks more like a prize than a goblet, indicating our hearts desire to succeed.
The ace of wands is a leaf covered branch, harking back to the cave man's club.

The Pip Cards

The number cards of the chariot suits are known as PIP cards. Counting the Ace, there are 10 pip cards in each suit. Each has a specific meaning that we will explain later in this mini-course, but the quick checklist below will introduce you to the ideas that they represent.

Ace – the beginning of something, a new start, growth and development.
II – a partnership or agreement. Things begin to come together or ends.
III – a partnership or current agreement will move to the next level.
IV - slow growth on foundations that are not yet solid; putting down roots.
V - loss, struggle, but there is something to build on for the future.
VI – things can move forward, you often need to let go or make changes first.
VII – a need for caution – move forward slowly until things settle down.
VIII – a time of improvement; you can see light at the end of the tunnel.
IX – satisfaction and security. Life seems good, but don't be smug!
X – abundance and fullness, achieving what you have worked for.

Reversed Cards

Sometimes reversed cards have the opposite meaning of the upright card. Use your intuition and follow your gut instinct as well as looking at the cards that surround the reversed card.
Many decks, including Angel decks that belong to Doreen Virtue's, reversed cards do not have any different meaning than an upright card.
Some of the PIP cards also have a small number in the bottom right-hand corner to indicate whether the card is upside down.

MAIN IMAGE
the main image contains the appropriate number of objects for that card. For instance, there are five pentacles on the five of pentacles.

NUMBERS
all the cards show the number at least once (to save you having to count the objects) usually on the top or bottom of the card of the card.
 
 
 

The Court Cards

The suits of the Tarot have what is similar to a Jack in a regular deck of playing cards which is called the Page. Then they also have a Queen, a King, and a fourth card called a Knight. These are the court cards, and represent people who can offer you advice.

The Page – an innocent young child. A need to develop and learn.
The Knights – a youth or teenager, and idealist. A transitional time.
The Queen – a mature adult woman. A wise and nurturing mother figure.
The King – a mature adult man. A father or authority figure.

The minor Arcana court cards are not numbered. This is the easiest way to avoid mistaking them for major arcana cards.

The boldly illustrated main image shows a person and the object from that suit. The figure may be holding or carrying the object from their suit, or it may simply be displayed in the corner of the card. The court cards have their name written on the bottom of the card for easy reference.

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