Tarot Toothbrushing and the Power of the Meetup
Here's a glimpse of the serious frivolity that happened at our most recent online tarot gathering.
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Here's a glimpse of the serious frivolity that happened at our most recent online tarot gathering.
Intuition and Interpretation: Eleven Rules for Putting it all Together
There can be a bit of friction between readers who believe that learning and using traditional card interpretations is an important aspect of tarot reading and those who tell us to throw the books away and just give the information that comes to mind when you look at the pictures.
Here’s my take.
If you have no concept of tarot traditions and have done no tarot study, you may be a very good psychic who uses tarot images, but you are not, by definition, a tarot reader.
If all you do is give rote memorized interpretations of cards and positions you may be a tarot reader, but not a very good one.
If you want to be a great tarot reader, you must be able to use both intuition and interpretation in your readings. Here are eleven rules to help you do that.
Cards have many possible traditional meanings. Cards also have the ability to communicate above and beyond their traditional meanings. Allow the cards to tell you what you need to know by being open to all possibilities in a reading.
A great tarot reader uses many skills. Don’t ever let anyone tell you that one skill is more important than another. Intelligence and humor, compassion and honesty, spirituality and practicality, interpretation and intuition all come together to make you the best reader you can be.