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The luckiest tarot card is most often The Sun, with the Wheel of Fortune and the Nine of Cups, the wish card, as close contenders.

The 7th Major Arcana card is The Chariot, numbered VII, a card of willpower, determination and victory through self-control.

Two clear lists: do ask open questions, stay calm, learn the cards; don't re-ask, read without consent, or replace professional...

There is no fixed limit, but don't re-ask the same question. A daily card is lovely; deeper readings deserve time to breathe.

Activate a new tarot deck by cleansing it, sorting it into order, then shuffling and handling it while you set your intention f...

No script is required before a tarot reading. A simple grounding intention settles your mind, marks the start and sets a calm, ...

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...