Tarot Card Readings, Psychic Readings and Fortune Telling. See Your Future with a Tarot Reading."

Introduction of Tarot Readings

Reading tarot cards is a very special ritual. They also help you by illuminate choices, look at relationships, learn from the past, reflect on the present, and prepare you for the future. This practice has been used to answer questions and provide guidance for those of every walk of life like Kings and Queens right down to commoners. This way of predicting the future has been used for over 600 years. Tarot readings give great insight as to what's going on in your life - past, present and future.

A Little Bit About the History of Tarot

The tarot is a sequence of illustrated cards, comprising 22 individual cards in the major arcana and 56 minor arcana cards split into four suits: Cups, Pentacles, Wands, and Swords. They have been used for prediction, education and entertainment by courtiers, mystics, missionaries, and a multitude of other seekers and seers over the past half-millennium. Like the curious sequence of the cards themselves, the tarot's history is also enigmatic, but it is likely that the minor arcana - which shares a history with modern playing cards in its four suits - developed separately from the more complex major arcana cards, which are thought to have evolved in Renaissance Italy.

The Golden Tarot was specially commissioned, and is named after the two golden eras of tarot-reading, and possibly the most famous decks in its 600 year history: the gold-embossed, fifteenth-century Visconti-Sforza tarot, one of the first in existence, and the Rider Waite, arguably the most significant modern tarot, instigated by A.E. Waite, a member of the British occult secret society the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (1888-1914).

About the Tarot Cards

THE MAJOR ARCANA - The 22 cards of the major arcana reveal important influences and events affecting your future, and often appear when you have made, or are about to make, a significant decision. Unlike the minor arcana, which reveals day- to- day events, the majors show more powerful forces at work, and their repercussions.

Numbered from 0 to 21, the tarot sequence can also be seen as a journey of the soul, or mystic quest. Zero, The Fool, is the cosmic egg just beginning life, while 21, The World, signifies successful conclusions and regeneration, and a natural return to 0, and so the tarot cycle begins again. The Wheel of Fortune is numbered 10, at the mid-point of the quest-when anything can happen at the turn of the wheel. In a reading, the card's numbers can indicate the stages of a phase of your life, or a relationship.

Some readers like to read using only the major arcana cards because they often illuminate key life issues. I usually use the major and minor cards in all of my tarot readings unless a client requests that I just use the major arcana cards only.

THE MINOR ARCANA - The 56 minor cards are familiar as the forerunners of modern playing cards: Ace through Ten, plus Jack, Queen, and King. The last three are represented as Page, Queen and King in the tarot, which has the addition of the Knight. the Joker, however, has found his way to the major arcana as The Fool. Cups (also know as Chalices) relate to Hearts, Pentacles (Coins or Discs) to Diamonds, Swords to suit of Spades, and Wands (Batons or Staves) to Clubs.

Minor arcana cards appear visually less complex thank the major arcana in many decks, yet their meanings can often be more difficult to interpret. The Court Cards, in particular, have a number of meanings-Pages, Knights, Queen and Kings may symbolize a person, a particular event, or a facet of your personality, revealing how you might behave in a given situation.

To help, keywords appear under the heading of each minor arcana card. These words cannot summarize every nuance or encompass every potential meaning, but they will provide fast, simple guidance, when read in context with surrounding cards in a spread.

Three Card Tarot Reading $10.95

Just three cards will give you simple insight into your past, present, and future on any subject you choose. It is a fast way to get to the crux of any matter, whatever the circumstances. One card is chosen to represent the past and its influence on your present situation; the second card represents where you are now, or the nature of the problem or question; and the third card reveals the future or outcome, given the present circumstances.