Tarot Readings

Is Online Tarot Reading Accurate?

To get an accurate reading, you don't need to be physically in the same location as your Tarot reader. After the reading starts, your psychic can access your energy field and connect with you regardless of the distance. This allows you to gain insights and guidance from any location in the world. It does, of course, helps if you have a good internet connection.

How does Tarot Love Reading Work?

A love Tarot reading can help you gain more insights into your love life. For example, a Tarot reader can help you understand your current relationship, or give you a glance on when you can expect to meet your future love.

There are different love Tarot spreads, and the cards can have a different meaning. The Fool card, for example, can represent either a past or a future relationship partner. The Lovers Tarot card symbolizes a very strong relationship bond. This could be your past love or the union of your parents.

What do Tarot Cards Mean?

Tarot deck has 78 playing cards. The cards are used by readers with psychic abilities to try to obtain a deeper understanding of the past, present, and future. Each Tarot card has a different meaning and imagery. The deck contains two subsets: the Minor Arcana and the Major Arcana.

The Minor Arcana contains four suites:

• The Suite of Wands - represents creativity, expertise, and hard work.
• The Suit of Swords - represents fiery action, self-serving and magnanimous.
• The Suit of Cups - represents emotional intelligence, love, acceptance, and desire of yourself and others.
• The Suit of Pentacles - represents financial things.

The Major Arcana contains:

• Cards of Empowerment: represent insights into personal empowerment and strength.
• Cards for Transformation: represent a professional change and transformation.
• Cards of Enlightenment: these cards tell a story of how you influence perceive the world.
• The Fool: he is his own independent entity and is not a part of any Suite.

What are the Origins of Tarot?

Tarot has a long and interesting history. Some sources reference Ancient Egypt, Dynastic, China, India, and Hebrew Traditions as the origins of Tarot. More recently, around the 15th century, we see a lot of references to Tarot in Europe. A few centuries later, Tarot cards became widely-used for fortune-telling and divination.

In the United States, the popularity of Tarot cartomancy caught on around the early 20th century. As in other parts of the world, it is used to help make decisions, understand one's past, and even try to divine the future.