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0161 864 8555 A tarot reading is a great way of finding spiritual guidance and establishing a connection to your inner wisdom. A question or life topic is posed, and tarot cards are read. Many people believe that the reading will then go on to tell you the future, but making predictions isn’t really what tarot readings are about.
See, the imagery in the cards can give you instant access to your subconscious mind, based on your reader's interpretation of the cards that have been drawn.
You may be seeking insight because you are in the midst of a difficult situation romantically, or perhaps you are wondering whether you made the correct decision. Inquisitive minds are able to gain an understanding of their love life. It’s from this understanding that we can really begin to make real life decisions and actions, based on the cards that we have been shown.
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The first thing you need to know about tarot readings is that they can be ‘open’ or ‘question’ based. Open readings focus on a specific area of one’s life, such as their love affairs, and so can produce quite a wide scope of insight. Question-based readings provide understanding around a specific question that you would like to ask.
You’re looking for a tarot reader that is a good listener, one that has spent years honing their craft and can explain a reading in terms you understand. It is also important that they establish and respect any limits or boundaries that you would like to set before the reading.
We understand that the best insight is provided by those who have built up experience over a number of years, and so at Psychic Heart, we have sourced a team of reputable and respected tarot readers – they are all specialists in matters relating to love, and they endeavour to provide insight and guidance through their work.
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What can I expect?
It’s important to remember that there is no right or wrong way to read a tarot deck, so your experience will largely depend upon your reader and how they run their service. Here are some basics that you need to know. The Tarot is a deck of 78 cards, each has its own imagery and symbolism. The deck is split into 22 Major Arcana cards, which represent life's karmic and spiritual lessons, and 56 Minor Arcana cards, which reflect the daily trials and tribulations of life. Within the Minor Arcana cards, there are then 16 Tarot Court Cards. These cards represent 16 different personality characteristics. Still with us? The cards are mixed up and laid out in a spread. With your question or topic firmly placed in your mind, you will be invited to choose a number of cards, usually between 1-3. After really exploring these, your reader may ask for additional cards for added clarification or expansion.
What’s the difference between tarot cards and oracle cards?
Both decks are used for insight and perspective but the Tarot is more historical and traditional, while Oracle Decks are modern. There are 78 cards in a Tarot deck but Oracle cards are structured independently and each follows their own set of rules.
How do tarot cards work?
A reader begins a reading by dealing a series of cards from their deck and placing them in an arrangement called a spread. Each card in the spread is interpreted by the reader based on its face value and position in the spread. Based on your reader's interpretation of the imagery and positions in the cards that have been drawn, you can gain access to your subconscious mind and use this understanding to begin making real life decisions.
Do tarot cards predict the future?
No, although it is a common perception of Tarot decks, that is not their purpose. A readers’ interpretation of the cards you have been dealt can give you instant access to your subconscious mind, and in turn you can use this to ponder and consider future events.
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