Tarot Card ReadingTarot is a deck of 78 picture cards that have been used for centuries to gain insight and reveal hidden truths. These cards appeared at roughly the same time as the now-universal 52-card deck though it is a matter of dispute which came first. In recent times interest in the Tarot has grown enormously as people have discovered, in the Tarot, a powerful tool for personal growth and insight. More and more people are seeking ways to blend inner and outer realities so they can live their lives more creatively. Uses for Tarot cards are varied. They can of course be used in a traditional fortune telling layout. But they can also be used as inspiration cards, affirmation tools, or for self-discovery and intuition building. Tarot is often used in ‘fortune telling’, or divination and is called cartomancy. The deck consists of four numbered suits like a regular deck of playing cards but with twenty two picture cards numbered one to twenty-two or, in some decks, zero to twenty-one. The Tarot deck has fourteen cards in each suit, versus thirteen for playing cards; the Tarot 'court cards' include a page along with the knight (knave), queen and king. The twenty-two picture cards, called the Major Arcana (the suited cards are the Minor Arcana), were originally permanent trump cards. The suits are analogous to standard playing cards: swords are spades, cups are hearts, pentacles (coins, discs) are diamonds and wands (staves) are clubs. The philosophy behind Tarot is that all future events are subject to change and if you are forewarned of unpleasant events, you can prevent them. Tarot cards benevolently warn you that danger lies ahead if you stay on your current course and change nothing. You may choose to ignore this warning, but when you pass the danger zone, you will pay quite severely or you can take preventive measures and change the course of events Course Overview Course Length Course Dates Course Cost Deluxe Package
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