A card deck used for divination, consisting of 78 cards divided into Major and Minor Arcana.

The 22 cards in a Tarot deck representing significant life events and spiritual lessons.

The 56 cards divided into four suits (Cups, Pentacles, Swords, Wands) that reflect everyday situations.

Interpretations assigned to each Tarot card, both upright and reversed, revealing insights and guidance.

The layout of Tarot cards during a reading, determining how they relate to each other and the question asked.

A popular Tarot spread consisting of ten cards used to explore complex situations.

A simple spread using three cards to provide insights into past, present, and future.

The ability to understand something instinctively, vital for interpreting Tarot readings.

The use of images and symbols in Tarot to convey deeper meanings and messages.

The interpretation of a Tarot card when it appears in its standard position, often positive.

The interpretation of a Tarot card when it appears upside down, often indicating challenges.

Guidelines for conducting Tarot readings responsibly, ensuring respect and consent.

Tools for memorizing card meanings by creating quick reference cards for each Tarot card.

A practice where a single card is drawn each day to reflect on its meaning and guidance.

Ceremonial practices performed to enhance focus and intention during Tarot readings.

A set of guidelines created by the reader to ensure responsible and respectful Tarot practice.

Writing reflections about readings and experiences to deepen understanding and personal growth.

The process of deriving meaning from Tarot cards based on context and intuition.

The act of gathering and organizing information, such as card meanings and insights, into a guidebook.

A personalized resource created by students to document card meanings, spreads, and personal insights.

A practice used to enhance focus and intuition, often employed before Tarot readings.

A supportive environment where learners can share insights and experiences related to Tarot.

A set of Tarot cards, which can vary in artwork and symbolism but generally follows traditional structures.

The skill of analyzing and explaining the meanings of drawn cards in a reading.

The awareness and consideration of emotional states when conducting Tarot readings.

Unique interpretations and feelings developed by the reader based on their experiences with the cards.