Tarot for Beginners

Tarot Class 6: Intro to the major arcana of the Tarot

Tarot’s major arcana cards are the “biggies” of the deck. They take a bit more time to learn, but don’t worry: we’ve got some patterns for you here also. You will learn how to tell a major card from a minor card in any deck, how to lay them out for the rest of the training, and how to approach these cards versus the minor arcana.

In this bonus video, I show you about 12 different alternative decks, to illustrate that, no matter what your deck “calls” your major arcana cards, they will still correlate to the traditional archetypes 99 percent of the time. The best way to get a feel for this is to look at different decks’ interpretations of the major cards, hence this video to show them to you.

In part 8 we will guide you to lay out the majors in a tableau arrangement. In this training, we’ll walk you through the first row of the tableau, including learning in depth meanings for the Fool, Magician, High Priestess, Empress, Emperor, Hierophant, Lovers and Chariot cards and their equivalents in alternate decks. Numerology of these cards is also discussed, along with a few archetypal stories that will help you remember what you have learned easily.

Tarot class 9: The Second Row of the Tableau

In this training, we look at the second row of the tableau, including meanings for Strength, the Hermit, the Wheel of Fortune, Justice, the Hanged Man, Death and Temperance, along with their equivalents and counterparts in alternate decks. In addition to these cards own numerology, we will start to see how they relate to each other and also to the cards of the first row. Archetypal stories are weaved into the visual and audio teachings to help you remember the meanings of the cards effortlessly.

Tarot class 10: The Third Row of the Tableau

In this training, we look at the third row of the tableau, including meanings for the Devil, the Tower, the Star, the Moon, the Sun, Judgement and the World, along with their counterparts and their equivalents in alternate decks. In addition to these cards’ own numerologies, we will see how they relate and correlate to the cards in the first and second rows, as well as looking at cross- sum relationships with other cards and other numerological and visual relationships between the cards. Archetypal stories and symbols are also given to make these cards deep meanings easy to grasp, understand and remember. After this training, you will have a knowledge of all 78 cards covered!

Tarot Class 11: Intro to reading the cards

This training will allow you to confidently start putting your comprehensive knowledge of the Tarot together and begin learning how to read the cards in different spreads. Many myths about reading cards are dispelled, and important best practices are given. How to shuffle the cards is talked about, and also how to form a relationship with your querents (those that you are reading for)

Tarot Class 12: Card Reversals

Reversed cards in readings often confuse people, or scare them off altogether because they appear complicated! this lesson will clear all that up for you in a very straightforward way with several good, clear pointers on how to address reversed cards.

Tarot Class 13: The Celtic Cross Spread

this training will show you how to lay out and read the Celtic Cross Spread, which is probably the most widely known and used tarot spread, although it is often misunderstood. Enjoy

here is another training - shorter - that I did a year ago for the Celtic Cross spread.

follow along with a real- life celtic cross reading

there are a few different ways to do choice spreads - here's one of my favorites for you.

here's another of my favorite choice spreads for you!