What are Tarot Cards?
Tarots are letters of pictures, symbols and numbers. They were originally used as a part of gambling in Europe, while in the XVIII century they were mostly used to predict the future, or better know the past and present.
The traditional tarot card pack consists of 78 cards, which are divided into two groups: 22 Major Arcana cards, which are considered the most important and 56 Minor Arcana cards.
Major Arcana contain a more important, more urgent message and represent the whole growth process. They relate to principles, concepts and ideas. Minor Arcana reflects the evidence of everyday life and how to handle it easily.
A tarot card reading can touch on topics such as lessons, purpose, victories, passion, success, weaknesses, losses, etc.
How can you use them?
Everything in tarot cards depends on energy, on the power of the mind. The golden rule on those who believe in tarot cards is that you have to listen to the heart, not the brain.
Start by pulling a letter out of the package. See the image and make a link to the letter. Everything is just energy later.
Can anyone use them?
Yes. Most tarot cards come with an explanatory booklet for each letter. You can buy them online.
How can they be used?
1. Take a deep breath and focus on the question you have in your head. Choose a topic that interests you.
2. Divide and mix the papers. There is no "correct" or "wrong" method of dividing the letters, so act as you see best. During this time, focus on the question you have in your head.
3. Divide the papers into three parts.
4. Open the letters from left to right.
5. "Scan" the papers. What do you each feel? What reaction do you get? How do you interpret colors and symbols?
6. Interpret the letters.
How can they be interpreted?
It has to be said that interpretation is difficult and requires a lot of practice. If you are a beginner, you should refer somewhere to explain their meaning. As we said above, most letters come with explanatory material, but you can go online for more details.
