Learning to ask great questions helps to clarify tarot card responses and gives you an opportunity to get the information you really need.

Using this spread is one that works great to help develop an understanding of the cards and flow from the past into the future. Knowing when to use this layout is key to getting what you need.

Get the most out of daily card draws and know when you need to do a spread to get better information.

When done right the tarot can be a huge source of informaiton, self guidance and conceptual realities. Grab your cards and try something different to help you get the answers you need. Reading for yourself or learning the tarot should be fun.

Grab your cards and try these handy tips that make learning tarot easier, think your way around the question you want to ask and discover common misconceptions that make learning tarot more difficult.

Card 21 in the major arcana isn't an ending or even a compeition, we have 10's for that. the majors are all that inspirational, spiritual, attainment and developmental energy that can drive all circumstantial experiences.

card 20 in the Rider Waite Tarot deck is one of mindfulness

Card 19 in the Rider Waite deck seems full of joy and optimism but is that all there is to this card?

Card 18 in the Rider Waite deck is a complex card which suits the multiple layers of meaing sitting within an apparently straight forward image. Too often the focus is on the name, the moon and not much else missing the subtlety that adds to accuracy for any reader.

The Star: Card 17 in the Rider Waite Smith deck is one of inspiration if one is open to it. Often read as hope or false hope this