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The times to put the deck down: when you are overwhelmed, re-asking, reading without consent, or need a professional instead.

A person who reads tarot is called a tarot reader, and also a tarotist, cartomancer, diviner or intuitive reader. No licence is...

The most powerful tarot card is most often called The World, the card of completion, though The Magician and The Fool are conte...

The famous rule that your first deck must be gifted is folklore. You can buy your own deck; the real etiquette is consent and c...

All kinds: curious, creative, spiritual and sceptical alike. Tarot is now mainstream, especially among younger generations, wit...

Tarot is not a treatment for depression and is no substitute for professional care, though some find it a gentle prompt for ref...

Psychologists say tarot cannot predict the future but can be a reflective, projective tool. The Barnum-Forer effect and cold re...

The four types of tarot cards are the suits of the Minor Arcana: Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles, each tied to an element.

Tarot cannot predict the future, but it is a real, centuries-old tool for reflection and self-understanding. An honest look at ...

An oracle deck is a set of cards, any size and any theme, used for reflection. Its maker sets the count, meanings and how to re...

Oracle cards are illustrated cards used for guidance and reflection, with no fixed structure. Here is how they work, their type...

A practical guide to reading tarot for yourself: honest setup, interpreting your own cards, and how to handle the objectivity t...