
Learn to read tarot cards with a beginner-friendly overview of the major and minor arcana, using your own deck to observe vibrations and how the cards speak to you.
Choose a Rider-Waite tarot deck, cleanse it with incense or smudge, and prepare tools—sand, water, crystals—while keeping cards face down and taking notes with cue cards.
Activate your energy before reading tarot cards with two exercises: rub your hands to feel tingling energy, then perform a touch for health move to synchronize brain and body.
Explore the devil, the tower, and the star as tarot archetypes of temptation, sudden change, and hopeful wishes, with focus on one goal.
Learn how aces act as timing cards in tarot, signaling spring, summer, fall, and winter through Ace of Wands, Ace of Cups, Ace of Swords, and Ace of Pentacles.
Explore the wand cards from two to six, including travel, career energy, and the Wizard of Oz two of wands. Learn how ships, marriage, chaos, and victory shape tarot readings.
Learn to read the swords suit, exploring communication and conflict through seven, eight, nine, ten of swords, including sabotage, worry, and rock-bottom endings.
Learn to read the cups cards from two to six, covering relationships and partnerships, celebrations and travel, openness to opportunities, emotional shifts, and blast from the past.
Explore the two to six of pentacles, from juggling money and balance to charity and partnerships, including soul mate connections and reading for work and love.
Guide a meditation that sharpens focus for tarot reading by grounding the body, deep breathing, and a treasure box visualization to enhance calm, self-awareness, and client connection.
Learn a three-card past-present-future spread, guiding client participation, flexible shuffling, and reading upright or reversed cards for career-change insights and personal decisions.
Use a three-card spread to determine if someone will ask out, focusing on past, present, and future with cards like the Page of Cups, Page of Wands, and Hierophant.
Explore a three-card spread using the King of Swords, Four of Swords, and Seven of Swords to interpret truth, conflict, and deceit, while learning careful, client-centered tarot reading practices.
Explore a seven card spread to answer will I ever get married and have children, interpreting cards like the magician, queen of wands, and devil to assess relationships and obstacles.
This is a long video where I cover a few ideas. I show how to shuffle and pick cards, I explain a three-card and seven-card spread. I also am suggesting that going forward, tarot readers might want to be the ones who shuffle and pull the cards instead of the client while we are still fighting the COVID-19 around the world.
This the Rider-Waite tarot deck from US Games.
This is a visual lesson about the pages and knights which I hope will bring more clarity.
The deck used is the Rider-Waite from Universal Games.
A visual exercise with the seven-card spread, a page, and a knight.
This is the Rider-Waite tarot deck from US Games.
Visual of a three-card spread with emphasis on page and knight.
This is the Rider-Waite tarot deck from US Games.
Welcome to Learn to Read Tarot Cards!
Tarot cards have been used as a tool for divination and fortune-telling for centuries. There are many theories about when tarot cards were actually invented and who used them! For the purposes of this course, we'll just be focusing on the practical aspects of using tarot cards and tarot readings in our modern day lives.
Many people use tarot cards to make important decisions about their careers, their health, their investments, and their love life.
Some people use tarot cards to unlock messages about their self-growth.
The tarot cards can indicate opportunties and blockages that are happening now, in the past, and in the future.
Often people enjoy pulling a tarot card in the morning to access their "message of the day!"
Many people will pull a tarot card to use in their meditations.
Some people combine their art with tarot cards such as using tarot cards to write a book or story, create characters and plot, and combat writer's block.
Knowing how to read tarot cards can be a skill that is used in many areas of your life including earning an income.
Learn how to read tarot cards for fun, for self-reflection, for guidance or to start your own business.
You will learn the basics of how to read tarot cards for your friends, family, or even total strangers.
This course is created for beginners but any level is welcome as there are many styles of teaching and learning! Knowledge is ever-evolving when we learn from each other.
A long time ago, I trained for three years to learn how to read tarot cards. I received my Certificate in Tarot Card Reading, Astrology, and Numerology. I've also taken other tarot reading workshops with tarot masters. I have certificates in Touch for Health and am a Reiki Master. For the past twenty years, I've successfully used a combination of arcane knowledge to grow my own part-time business that supplements my writing career. For this course, I used the ideas of how I read tarot cards for other people combined with how I was taught along with my own personal experiences.
This course examines and explores every single card in the tarot deck.
This course sharpens your skills for memory and storytelling even if you already know how to read tarot cards.
Learn how to weave exciting predictions for your clients.
Learn what subjects you should avoid!
Learn how to speak about delicate subjects to your clients.
Learn how to keep your clients satisfied and coming back for more!
There are worksheets for you to practice your memorizations and interpretations. New material will be added on a regular basis.