History of the Tarot
by Psychic Cheryl

5th October, 2009 - Posted by Cheryl x7121

10wheelfortune1Tarot has been around for centuries and is said to have originated in Egypt, with the art and symbols in the cards representing different meanings. It has been studied by seekers who are looking to expand their consciousness and intuition, the curious, and all types of people.

Tarot can help fine-tune ones intuition, give you confirmation and confidence in your interpretation and awaken other senses. It can be used by itself or with other mediums, meditations, or in your own personalized rituals. It’s a good way of communicating with your higher self or spiritual being.

Tarot is useful for guidance and may confirm what you already thought or give you a whole new perspective on the situation. The more one works with Tarot, the more one can learn, feel and see in a particular card. For me, different meanings come into play depending upon who I am reading for.

A little knowledge about Tarot- there are 21 major arcana and four suits having 0ne(the beginning) to Ten(completion) as well as King, Queen, Knight, and Cups for a total of 78 cards. Wands are energy, movement, spring; Cups are emotion, intuition, summer, swords, cutting through issues, logic, action, fall, and pentacles which represent earth, material matters, and stability.

Tarot is a wonderful tool for self-exploration and one should not hesitate to pick up whatever deck is beckoning you. It’s fascinating to learn about this ancient art.

Want to learn more about the Tarot ? Visit Wikipedia.org/tarot or talk to a gifted Tarot Reader.

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Tags: intuitive, Meditation, Psychic, Tarot

Posted on: October 5, 2009

Filed under: Tarot

2 Comments

Maxine x7791

October 10th, 2009 at 11:27 AM    


hi cheryl – i like your take on the suits… to add to that i use the wands as work, business related / the cups as love and give and take related / the swords as addiction, pain and health related / the pentacles as good fortune and money related.
i get 22 major cards… 22 being the number of mastery. and when using certain spreads i use only the major cards.
my favorite card in a traditonal deck is the ace of pentacles… that’s the capricorn in me, very fitting for a winter/earth born person. in the key im the devil lol… the capricorn with the horns of the goat and a capitalist nature not because of evil doings :)
im so happy we are getting to share information about the tarot -

Rainbow x7953

October 10th, 2009 at 12:41 PM    


Oh, Maxine, I’m not surprised your a Cappy! I’m a Virgo — shoe fits, doesn’t it?

I have two favorite cards: The Hermit and the Queen of Pentacles. These have always been my favorite cards, long before I learned the associations between Astrology and the Tarot. And you know what? The Queen of Pents is the Queen of Earth, and the Hermit represents the sign of Virgo!

How’s THAT for synthesis (giggles)??

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