Major Arcana

These cards represent significant life events, spiritual lessons, and archetypal forces. Examples include "The Fool," "The Magician," "The Lovers," and "The Death" card.

Major Arcana

These cards represent significant life events, spiritual lessons, and archetypal forces. Examples include "The Fool," "The Magician," "The Lovers," and "The Death" card.

The process of a tarot reading involves a reader, often called a tarot reader or tarot card reader, shuffling the cards and then laying them out in a specific pattern or spread. The cards are then interpreted based on their symbolism, the reader's intuition, and the chosen spread's meaning.

Mounts

Mount of Jupiter :

Associated with ambition, leadership, and authority.

Mount of Saturn :

Reflects qualities of discipline, responsibility, and wisdom.

Mount of Apollo :

Connected to creativity, self-expression, and positive energy.

Mount of Mercury :

Linked to communication, intelligence, and business acumen.

Mount of Venus :

Represents love, sensuality, and emotional well-being.

Common tarot spreads include

Three-Card Spread :

Represents the past, present, and future.

Celtic Cross :

Represents the past, present, and future.

Relationship Spread :

Focuses on aspects of a romantic relationship.

Tarot readings can be used for various purposes

Self-Reflection :

Individuals often use tarot cards to gain insights into their own thoughts, feelings, and life situations.

Divination :

Tarot readings are often sought for guidance on specific questions or to gain a broader perspective on life events.

Spiritual Guidance :

Some people turn to tarot as a tool for spiritual growth and personal development.

It's important to note that tarot readings are a form of metaphysical or esoteric practice and are not scientifically proven. Interpretations can vary among readers, and the effectiveness of a tarot reading is often subjective, depending on the beliefs and perspectives of the individual seeking the reading.