HOW TO READ AND PUT THE TAROT CARDS CORRECTLY


LAYING AND READING TAROT CARDS: A SHORT STORY
Tarot is a very young art, even if the first cards were available around 1400. Back then, however, they were used to play, not to read the future from them. At the end of the 19th century, British occultists discovered the game for themselves, the married couple MacGregor and Moina Maters wrote their first book on modern tarot. Two different decks of cards subsequently prevailed: the so-called Rider Waite Deck , which is extremely popular to this day, and the so-called Toth Deck , which is named after the Egyptian god of the alphabet and is characterized by the incorporation of astrological symbols.
HOW DOES A TAROT CARD SET WORK?
A tarot game is divided into the major and minor arcana. The cards are easy to tell apart from the visual alone: The 22 cards of the major arcana depict the universe, the world and various myths. The remaining 56 cards of the minor arcana are divided into coins, staffs, swords and goblets. The major arcana is used to determine global events and decisive changes, the small for everyday occurrences.
TAROT HOROSCOPE: HOW TO LAY OUT (AND READ) THE TAROT CARDS CORRECTLY?
First of all, it’s important to shuffle the cards well. Anyone who believes in the tarot is convinced that whoever shuffles the cards to whom they are dealt. Because, according to astrology, when you mix them yourself, you establish a spiritual connection to the tarot cards, which makes personal interpretation possible in the first place. After all the cards have been shuffled, they are divided into three even piles, face down. Then you remove the top card and place the three cards next to each other. Depending on the question, one can make the following interpretations from left to right: the left stands for the past, the map in the middle for the present, the right for the future. Alternatively, your own person on the left, the opposite in the middle, and partnership or friendship on the right. Opportunities, challenges and results are also conceivable – in short: the possibilities of the questions are limitless. Once you have placed the cards, you read their meaning and interpret them as symbolically or literally as is appropriate for the question. There are no strict rules, but – according to the Tarot – one should above all be guided by one’s intuition.