Healing Guide

What is a reading with Mystic Tarot Cards?

There are twenty-one cards in each suit in a tarot deck. Many parts of Europe use the set to unwind, however this is uncommon in English-speaking areas, where the set is frequently used for clairvoyance.

The origins of tarot cards can be traced back to the 1300s. Although it has been speculated that they were constructed in Islamic countries, the first verifiable recording of them was when they were forbidden in Bern, Switzerland, a predominantly Christian country. Despite its high expense, the first tarot decks only contained 16 trump cards, as opposed to the twenty-one seen in real sets.

The major arcana, or trump cards, and minor arcane, or suites of cards, are the two divisions of the modern tarot deck. The trump cards, often known as the main arcana, are a deck of twenty-two cards with no suits. The Fool, the Magician, the Empress, Justice, the Wheel of Fortune, and others are among them. Swords, staves, cups, and coins are the four suits that make up the minor arcana. Today, staves are commonly referred to as wands, though they can also be referred to as rods or batons. In some tarot decks, coins are referred to as disks or pentacles.

The meanings of tarot cards are always shifting, and they have altered dramatically throughout time. There are, nevertheless, popular meanings for cards in the current period. Minor arcana cards, for example, have a wide range of astrological meanings that change with the seasons. The court cards, on the other hand, speak of many individuals. The physical and emotional qualities of these persons are frequently discussed in their nature.

The following factors determine the meanings of individual cards: Card Number, Key Number, Rulership (Astrology), Hebrew Letter, Translation, and Numerical Value. The significance of the card is also influenced by its position, whether upright or Ill-Dignified/Reversed. For example, death (Arcana) denotes transformation. An upright Death, on the other hand, denotes a 'fresh life-giving transition,' whereas a reversed Death denotes a 'painful and abrupt shift.'

Face-to-face tarot readings are interactive in the sense that the reader lets the person choose which face-down card the reader interprets. Face-to-face readings can be found on the streets of many different English-speaking countries. In England, the price drops dramatically as the number of people paying for the service increases. Some provide the service in the comfort of one's own home, while others provide it for a lower fee on the street.

There is a purist idea that face-to-face readings are substantially more accurate than other sorts of readings, such as e-mail or phone readings, however these ideas, like all other astrological arguments, are destined to be entirely wrong.

A tarot reading can also be done over the phone. This can be an excellent option if you can't find a local individual who conducts tarot readings or if you want more privacy. While you might anticipate a tarot reading over the phone to be pricey, stay away from firms that charge by the minute. There are professional tarot card readers that can give you a reading over the phone for a fixed cost. Some may also perform internet readings for a fee and email their interpretations of the cards.