Choosing A Tarot Deck To Use For Personal And Professional Readings Is A Major Decision . . .
It’s important to appear professional yet approachable . . . Tarot is a tool. It seems logical that we would use a Tarot deck that would bring us joy and allow us to give the best readinng possible. There are so very many different Tarot decks — some are cute, others can be downright frightening . . . Some are very relatable and some are of a different era . . . But it all depends which deck resonates with you. I was looking at my Tarot decks — there are a few I do wonder why I purchased them . . . I may have been in the mood for a new deck . . . For now, I have decks I haven’t even looked at for years . . . Things will hopefully change as I delve into my study of Tarot.
In May of 2019, I Started Collecting Tarot Decks — This Was About The Same Time I Launched Mystical Key.com
I’ve always been interested in Tarot and learning to read the cards, but I didn’t seem to have the descipline to do it. I thought that a particular Tarot deck would make the difference. It did to a degree . . . But I had to decide that I was ready to learn and I was going to put forth the time and the effort in order to succeed.
I have to admit I “played at it” . . . For some reason I wasn’t focused. I had difficulty wrapping my mind around all the cards — 78 of them in two catagories — Higher Arcana and Lower Arcana . . . What I couldn’t forget was 78 cards — 78 keywords — 78 definitions . . . I was even having problems with the different suits — Cups, Swords, Wand and Pentacles . . . How were these different? And how were they the same?
Over time, Tarot started making sense to me. Maybe it was all the YouTube Videos I watched . . . Maybe it was getting the cards out and playing with them for awhile . . . I really don’t know what changed, but something did. I would like to say I found a book that made sense to me . . . I have to say this made a big difference in my focus and my desire to learn Tarot. Things just started coming together. It didn’t matter to me any more that I had to learn 78 keywords . . . It was all right to have to learn more, if necessary to thoroughly understand the meanings of each card inside and out.
It didn’t matter to me if I spent 10 minutes or several hours. The important thing was that I was spending time with my Tarot cards. There were times I’d review what I had learned and other times learn something new. There was always a review . . . lots of review to get it set in my mind . . . Everyone has their own technique. The one that works best for you is definitely the best approach for you to learn.
I May Be Regressing Back To My Childhood With Tarot In Woderland As My Tarot Deck For Now
It really doesn’t matter what you use — goodness there are people who use regular playing cards . . . Many people learn by writing keywords on each and every one of their Tarot cards — I have a little journal I’m using where I jotted down keywords and other important things I wanted to remember about each and every Tarot card.
It was important for me to read the guidebook that went along with my Tarot deck. This was just something I wanted to do. It was important for me to view Tarot through the images of the various characters — and essentially, draw the conclusion that what you believed to be true or accurate may not be at all . . . There could be another point of view or perspective that may fit the situation better . . . The important thing is to study the cards and see beyond what is in front of you — allow your intuition to guide you . . . each card has subtle changes due to the position and the order of cards laid out . . . There could be other variables as well — it all brings depth and substance to your readings the more you practice and sit quietly contemplating the cards . . .
