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Interpreting Tarot Cards

By Fiona Clarkson


Interpreting Tarot cards is, as you might expect, quite difficult and requires much practice. So is there an easy way? A short cut? yes - by focusing only on the Major Arcana cards. What are the major cards I hear you ask? The standard tarot deck, whatever imagery is utilized to depict the symbols, is 78 cards in two sections, namely the major and minor arcanas. The major cards are by far the most important, and for fast readings, it's perfectly permissible simply to discard the minor cards and concentrate solely on the major arcana ('secrets' in latin). To lay out the cards in a standard reading is beyond the scope of this article, consult www.psychicsuperstore.com if you need instructions on how to begin a studying.

There are 22 major arcana cards, every one of which symbolizes an aspect of our existence. In our lives, we're continuously influenced in terms of our important drives by forces which are depicted in the Tarot. Together, the major Arcana represent the 'Fools Journey' - the trip all of us make - our lives in other words. To become a fully rounded individual and complete the journey effectively, every quality represented by the cards must be skilled or in some instances mastered.

These 'qualities' we all must experience are universal, even though of course the order they occur in our lives and the particular form the lesson takes is completely individual. From the '0' card (representing our first awareness) to card 21 (fulfillment), each of these cards is a phase on the road to our final destination. When giving a reading, you need to keep in mind that although these universal experiences and lessons should be in everyone's life, your client won't have experienced them in the same way as you (or even at all yet!) and so you need to be careful not to superimpose your own life experiences on the cards as they fall.

Taking the cards in order, we begin using the Fool. Based on the medieval 'jester', the Fool can watch, mimic and make fun of other people. As the Fool is basically unpredictable and filled with surprises, this card is a reminder that life has unlimited potential. At the same time, the Fool stresses that reality that life is basically great. The very innocence from the Fool brings him joy. In readings, the Fool often signals a new start or change in direction. He also puts yourself on guard to help keep your faith and trust your own instincts. Believe in your self and follow your heart, your personal convictions are right, and nobody else can tell you otherwise, regardless of how mad your course might appear on the outside.

Next we have the Magician. This card confirms that you have a huge opportunity to make use of your creative powers if you will only claim them as your own and focus. If your course is clear, this card says 'act now' or the moment will pass.

Card two is the High Priestess. This card makes an observation - that you need to go deeper and look beyond the apparent. Underneath is the real truth. Like the Fool, she also reminds you of one's extraordinary potential, yet also perhaps the need to not rush - to think about carefully before acting. Remember that sometimes your destination can be reached without decisive action.

The following card is the Empress. Strongly connected with Motherhood, she is beyond the particular situation of simply being a mother, and recalls the reality that this is just one aspect of a true significant - the creation of life and it is nurturing through love. On the materials level, she signifies wealth and abundance so long as you comprehend that these riches are not for you personally but are to become distributed lavishly as mother to your kids.

The last card we'll examine in this write-up will be the Emperor, who symbolizes the need for organization. Sometimes this card means a brush with authority or the opportunity to become an authority. Frequently associated with legal matters or officialdom, the Emperor is the archetypal 'father figure'. He can suggest the need for you personally to take control of one's life - to accept responsibility for the actions and to actually start to appreciate that power.

We'll appear at much more major arcana next time, or you can pop over to www.psychicsuperstore.com for much more info on tarot card reading for beginners.






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