Unfamiliar Facts About Tarot Reading
Tarot cards were not created as a fortune-telling tool. Their origins come from a card game known as Tarocchi and hark back to the 15th century. The earliest evidence of Tarot used for divination was back in the 18th century. Read on for more little-known Tarot facts!
- There are four Archangels that appear in the Major Arcana. They are Temperance/Michael, Devil/Uriel.
- More recently, major fashion houses like Dolce & Gabbana and Versace used Tarot designs in both of their collections.
- You don’t have to be ‘spiritual’ in order to read Tarot; anyone can learn. However, intuition does play a leading role when it comes to expanding on the interpretations.
- Everyone has a Tarot birth card that is connected with the Major Arcana; all you have to do is add up your birthday. For example, 10/2/1980 = 1+0+2+1+9+8+0 = 21. Add those numbers together, and you get The World and the Empress. It suggests that someone who was born under this card and its energy loves to travel.
- Tarot images can also be used to meditate. Just choose a card that you are drawn to, close your eyes, and imagine the card growing to the size of a doorway, then picture yourself stepping into it, where you will be able to explore the images and the energy associated with it.
- There is a myth floating around that you should never buy your own deck. This is false. In fact, if you are drawn to a deck of cards, buy them.
- Tarot cards have their own set of elemental signs, which are Swords (air) and Wands (fire). The Minor Arcana consists of Cups (water) and Pentacles (earth).
- Each Minor Arcana suit is associated with a different issue. For example, Cups are related to emotional issues, Pentacles are linked to money and home, Swords show conflict and overthinking, and Wands are associated with work issues and ambition.
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