October 22

Tarot Cards

Tarot cards were originally just another card game—one similar to modern-day bridge.

The widespread use of tarot cards for divination only took off in the late 1700s, when Frenchman Jean-Baptise Alliette published the first definitive guide to tarot card reading.

Publisher William Rider and tarot reader created the Rider-Waite deck in 1909. These tarot cards are one of the most popular decks even today.

The Tarot is a deck of 78 cards, each with its own imagery, symbolism and story.

Tarot cards are thought of as a fortune telling tool but the cards are really more about reflecting on your life and helping to guide you to the next step in your journey.

The imagery guides you to what the symbolism means to you and the cards and placement tell a story that can guides you to reflection and deeper wisdom of what it means to you and to your life. 

You can use the cards to access your intuition and your inner wisdom. The imagery on the cards can help guide your subconscious mind and your intuition. From this place of inner power and wisdom, you can discover how to make positive changes now so you can manifest your goals and your dreams in the future. 

Have you ever had your tarot cards read? Do you feel the reader gave you an accurate reading?

How about learning about the cards and doing your own reading and interpretation of the cards?

Use the insights of the cards to gain clarity and direction in your life