There are many ways to use tarot cards. As meditation, as a way to try and divine the future, or as a way to give you a focus for the day or week. Learning the meanings of each card will help you to understand your life better!
There is no way to know whether the card is "Upright" or "reversed" by the pattern on the back
UPRIGHT REVERSEDPrint keywords on the cards to speed up your understanding of tarot cards, friendly to beginners. | REVERSED REVERSEDWe inverted the keyword 180°, when the card is in the reversed position, it can help you quickly find the answer. | VISUALOriginal tarot vision, created in 1909, which is the most popular tarot deck in the world. The set contains 22 major arcana cards and 56 minor cards. |
CHAKRAYou will interpret each card according to what chakra that specific card represents. What you are looking for here is information about that specific chakra center. | PLANETTarot reading is related to astrology, so some tarot cards can be related to the zodiacs in astrology. | ZODIACLearn the zodiac corresponding to each tarot card. | ELEMENTThere are four classical elements – water, fire, earth and air – each with its own 'energy' and symbolic meaning. And in the Tarot, each of the suits is related to one of these four elements. |
YES/NO READINGTarot cards can be used to answer simple "yes or no"questions. Each card in the tarot deck is classified as either a "yes","no" or a "maybe" card. | MAJOR ARCANAS AFFIRMATIONOne type of message the Tarot can offer is an affirmation. This is a positive statement, which encourages the practice of positive thinking. | MINOR ARCANAS TIMINGHelps you predict when important events will happen. | BACKGROUNDEach card corresponds to one or two elements and the background is linked to elements. |
The court cards cross a few signs, but each astrological decan has its own card within the minor arcana. Which decan they connect with is in this tarot set