Beginners Guide To Tarot Cards

Check out these beginner's guide for Tarot card reading. Most preschoolers have an attention span of about thirty seconds, so your readings should take about fifteen seconds. This is why all the books have similar, but different meanings for each card. If you're a "by the book" reader - which is not a bad thing, especially when you first get started - you'll want to have a basic knowledge of the cards and their meanings before you start.

If you read boks on Tarot they will all recommend a pack for beginners but i feel and know from experience to be drawn to a pack is much better, they will help you learn and they will speak to you more clearly than buying a pack that is recommended for starting out.

As you develop your reading skills, you can learn to let go of these resources and rely more on your intuition. Creating a personal or intuitive connection with the cards is imperative when starting out with Tarot cards. Dispel the myths, discover different types of cards and what tarot can be used for.

What may seem the clearest deck to others may not appeal to you, so when selecting a deck use your intuition and choose one with which you feel an affinity. The 22 Major Arcana cards represent life's karmic and spiritual lessons, and the 56 Minor Arcana cards reflect the trials and tribulations that we experience on a daily basis.

Before I get into the heart of this lesson, I want to say that just tarot cards like with anything else in tarot studies there are many, many different approaches to the court cards. The cards you will find in my stack range from mantra cards and spirit animal cards, to goddess cards and traditional Rider-Waite style decks.