Why I Love Tarot

It’s healing. It’s that simple.

Most people who come for a Reading just need a confirmation of what they already know. The cards more often than not give them the “yes” they are looking for to move ahead. Sometimes there is a “have you considered this [challenge / scenario]?” But there is rarely a “no”. It’s not up to anyone to say no to something you fully want to do, anyway. All you need is guidance on how to go about doing it.

Personally, I don’t think Tarot, or any clairvoyant or seer, can tell you anything you don’t already know on some level, because Tarot is a mirror – it reflects what is already here (albeit sometimes hidden). So it is not about “prediction” as such – it is about bringing to light the hidden.

I don’t need to know anything about you to Read cards for you. Although a good, clear question is handy. Even without a question, though, the Reading will centre around a focal issue in your life, or something you’re supposed to pay attention to. However, it may be something that surprises you or you’re not wanting to hear (to “go there”), so I always recommend a question.

If you want a therapeutic Reading, however, with an aim to heal a deep issue and/or reach a goal like a coaching or counselling session, then it helps to know things about you – it helps to talk it out while receiving guidance because talking and expression are big, big, healers and the more you talk, the more precise the cards can be; the deeper they can go.

So, I’ve always loved Tarot. I would dream about the cards when first studying them and I would learn things about them that way.

Tarot is just one form of divination. Divination is a gift from the “divine nation” for anyone interested in navigating the seas of life consciously.

Photo: Celtic Cross Spread using The Quantum Tarot deck