http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com en-us http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com N/A info@tarotreadingsecrets.com Tue, 14 Oct 2008 07:23:23 SGT 20 http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/191/1/Learning-To-Read-Tarot-Cards%3A-Meditation-on-the-Hierophant-Tarot-Card%21  Tarot cards are definitely not your normal deck of cards. For the uninitiated, Tarot is a way to understand what you'll be experiencing in the near future, and understanding each card is essential to getting the most from a reading. What exactly is the meaning of The Hierophant Tarot Card? TarotReadingSecrets Admin Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/190/1/Reading-Tarot-Cards%3A-Meditation-On-The-Lovers-Tarot-Card  Just by its name, you would think that the Lovers card in a Tarot deck would signify romance, love and marriage. Good guess. The Lovers card has a lot to do with relationships, sexuality, personal beliefs, and values. Has the Lovers card ever come up when you are reading Tarot cards? The Lovers card speaks for itself. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/177/1/How-To-Read-Tarot---Justice-Tarot-Card%3A-Life-is-a-balancing-act%21  Justice might be one of the wisest tarot cards of the deck! Pictured on the card is an often blindfolded woman seated on a throne, holding a sword in one hand and balancing scales in the other. What do these two objects symbolize? What can the Justice card mean for your life? Let's find out! TarotReadingSecrets Admin Mon, 26 Nov 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/176/1/The-Death-Tarot-Card%3A-One-Door-Closes%2C-Another-Opens%21  Most people would inherently shudder at the sight of the Death tarot card, but they have likely entirely misinterpreted its meaning! In divination, Death rarely means a physical death of the flesh, but instead it simply means a change. Remember the Hanged Man? Death is his next step, wherein he must truly shed all his past beliefs, relationships, hobbies, etc. Only the most amateur tarot card readers would immediately jump to the conclusion that Death implies that a person's time is running out on Earth (though it could indeed be a warning of that). It's more of a possibility that a transformation is in the cards for somebody! TarotReadingSecrets Admin Mon, 26 Nov 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/168/1/Is-It-Better-To-Make-Your-Own-Tarot-Cards-for-Divination-Readings%3F  I bought my first tarot deck when I went through what I like to call a "mystical" phase in college. I had watched dozens of witch movies and thought that tarot had everything to do with witchcraft and spells. I was wrong. Tarot has been around for centuries, even though no one quite knows where it came from. There is evidence that it was in Egypt for a time, as well as in medieval England. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Fri, 28 Sep 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/150/1/De-coding-The-Tarot-Card---The-Fool Traveling along the road, his satchel slung over one shoulder, the Fool is often considered the main character of the Tarot story. He's on a journey, but he doesn't know where he'll end up - he almost always represents the person asking the Tarot's advice, and usually shows up to indicate that the subject is at the beginning of a new adventure. Maybe it's a new romance, or a new job, or a desire to make a big change in lifeEach of us is, at some point in our lives, the Fool. That doesn't mean that we're foolish - the Fool is free of worldly cares, ready to enjoy whatever new opportunities comes his way. The problem is that, with this innocent, childlike naiveté, the Fool can be overly optimistic. The Fool is who we are when we first fall in love, or when we start fantasizing about how a new business venture will make us rich. When the Fool comes up in a reading, it means that we're in danger of wandering mindlessly into danger, because we're so preoccupied with our daydreams of success that we're not paying enough attention to practicalities.  TarotReadingSecrets Admin Fri, 30 Mar 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/143/1/How-To-Use-Tarot-As-A-Counselling-Tool In this article, you can learn how reading the tarot cards can help yourself or others identify and resolve problems.With its mystical ability to tap into the accumulated wisdom of the universe, I've found that Tarot can be a powerful tool when counseling others. It's more than just predicting the future - when I sit down with someone who wants me to read the Tarot for them, the process is as much about my listening to them as it is about reading their cards - I need to really hear what they need, what they want to know, and what their problem is, so that we can use the Tarot together to find an answer. The first, most important, goal as a counselor - whether it be Tarot or otherwise - is not to make the client happy. It's to be of help to them, and that means sometimes telling them truths that they may not want to hear. Because of this, I've found that it's important to have many of the same qualities of any other counselor. You'll need to be patient, and to know how to deal with someone who's in a crisis state of mind. And you'll need to be confident in your abilities. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Sat, 03 Mar 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/135/1/What-Are-the-Questions-You-Can-Ask-With-Tarot-Readings People seek assistance from the tarot cards for many reasons.  We are constantly in search of meaning and understanding the connections and relationships we have with others.  We want to know where we are headed and what it is we need to be learning from our experiences. Don't even try it Although we have many questions about our life paths and our dealings along the way and the tarot can provide some very insightful guidance for us, there are certain things that simply do not make effective use of the tarot reading experience.  I strongly recommend that you think about what you want to ask of the tarot for a considerable time before posing the question at a reading. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Thu, 01 Feb 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/134/1/How-To-Interpret-A-Single-Card-In-Tarot-Reading In the deck of tarot cards, each one of the seventy eight cards carries its own meaning.  The twenty two cards in the major arcana have the most significant meanings when considered individually.  This is because the major arcana cards indicate strong people and issues in a tarot reading.  The minor arcana help determine some detail about those strong people and issues.One at a time Each tarot card is considered individually first and then it is noted how it relates to the other cards in a reading and how it relates to the position it takes in the card spread. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Sat, 27 Jan 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/133/1/How-to-Prepare-a-Daily-Tarot-Reading Consistency and Practice make Daily Tarot Readings Meaningful while Sharpening Your Spiritual Side Many people incorporate a daily tarot reading into their daily schedule.  This is a good way to keep connected with your spiritual side and to focus on the forces at work in your life. As with any kind of readings, there are many different ways that a daily reading can be done.Many people incorporate a daily tarot reading into their daily schedule.  This is a good way to keep connected with your spiritual side and to focus on the forces at work in your life. The most popular method of reading tarot daily is the one card method.  This means that one single card will be the entire reading and this will take place each day. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Thu, 25 Jan 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/53/1/How-to-Become-an-Ideal-Leader When you are at work, do you get frustrated because things don't seem to be happening the way they're supposed to be? You see people milling around but nothing gets accomplished. And in the daily hustle and bustle, do you feel that your goals remain just that - goals. Then maybe its time for you to stand up and do something about it. Most people are content just to stand around listening for orders. And it isn't unusual to adopt a follow-the-leader mentality. But maybe, somewhere inside of you, you feel the desire to make things happen - to be the head, not the tail. Then maybe leadership just suits you fine. Some people believe that great leaders are made, not born. Yes, it may be true that some people are born with natural talents. However, without practice, without drive, without enthusiasm, and without experience, there can be no true development in leadership. You must also remember that good leaders are continually working and studying to improve their natural skills. This takes a commitment to constantly improve in whatever endeavor a person chooses. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Fri, 11 Aug 2006 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/17/1/My-Amazing-Journey-With-Tarot For a long time since when I was a teenager I had long heard of the amazing and colorful stories of tarot cards and tarot reading. Just over a year ago, I was being presented with the challenge of having have to make a very difficult decision in my life. Fear of the unknown, and fear of the future and what was to come made me feel frustrated with life and with what life was throwing at me during that moment of my life. It was during this diffuclt period that I was being introduced to this English tarot reading master. I was hesitant about tarot reading and what tarot reading can do for me. I decided, there and then, that I had no choice.   TarotReadingSecrets Admin Sat, 03 Dec 2005 00:00:00 SGT