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Aspects of Reading Tarot Cards When it comes to aspects of reading Tarot cards, it’s refreshing to note the ways and techniques to reading are limitless. There are seemingly endless aspects to reading Tarot cards […]
A Question About Understanding Tarot Court Cards The other day, I got the following question about understanding Tarot cour cards. I thought it was meaningful, so I decided to post it here. Here’s the question: […]
Tarot FAQFrequently Asked Questions I get a lot of great questions about Tarot, so I’ve devoted this Tarot FAQ (frequently asked questions) page thinking if one asks, many are asking too. The Tarot is a life’s […]
About History of Tarot Cards The history of Tarot cards is as enthralling and mystifying as the cards themselves. Tarot cards starting making their appearance in the 1400’s AD. However, the mystery behind the history […]
How to UsePlaying Cards for Tarot Reading I got a question about using playing cards for Tarot reading, here is her question: “Can I use ordinary playing cards for Tarot reading? I lost my Tarot […]
Question about the Celtic Cross Tarot Spread Hello Avia, I LOVE all your websites! I have a question about the meaning of the Celtic cross spread. I’m specifically confused about the “above you” and “below […]
Understanding a Tarot Deck The first step in understanding a tarot deck is to familiarize oneself with the anatomy of the deck itself. Each full deck is comprised of 78 cards and can be three […]
A Question about New to Tarot – What to Do? I have only just begun learning Tarot a few months ago. I am using them to read only for myself in hopes of gaining insight […]
Meaning of Reversed Cards in Tarot This article is built around a question I got about reading reversed cards in the Tarot “Do reversed cards have negative meaning? How do you read a card in […]
Symbol on Rider Waite Tarot Cards I got a question about the symbol on a specific version of Rider-Waite Tarot cards. Here is the question: Hi Avia, I was wondering if you could help me… […]
