What is Tarot?
Tarot is a tool people turn to when they want to slow down and make sense of what’s unfolding in their lives. Through a deck of 78 illustrated cards, it offers symbols, archetypes, and patterns that help clarify questions about direction, relationships, and inner change.
Tarot isn’t about predicting a fixed future; it’s a dialogue with your inner world. Tarot creates space to observe, reflect, and connect the dots between experience and intuition. It doesn’t separate past, present, and future; it shows how they inform one another.
The cards first appeared in Europe in the 1400s, originally as a game, centuries before they were used for symbolic reading. Over time, it evolved into an esoteric tool, deeply connected with mysticism, numerology & symbolism.
Major Arcana
The Major Arcana cards represent life’s profound spiritual lessons and turning points, reflecting the soul’s journey.
Court Cards
The Court Cards embody personality traits and roles, offering insights into people, energies, or aspects of yourself that are seeking expression.
Minor Arcana
The Minor Arcana explores the everyday experiences, emotions, choices, and challenges that shape our personal and external lives.
Spreads
Tarot spreads are layouts that guide the reading process, providing clarity and answers through the interaction of cards within a specific structure.
Tarot isn’t about predicting — it’s about understanding where you are and what’s asking for attention.
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