TAROT: Unleash Your Inner Tarot Reader In a Day's Work

You will be able to explain and conceptualize about the inner-workings of a reading and how the process actually works to reveal information.

This sections discussed the minor arcana cards, in particular the PIP cards. The Pip cards are the SUIT cards minus the Court Cards. Student will understand the 4 suits.

Students will be able to explain that the Pentacles deal with worldly concerns like job, home, finances, and career.

Students will be able to explain that the Wands deal with passionate concerns like sexuality, fire and desire, inspiration, and taking action.

Students will be able to explain that the Swords deal with mental concerns like clarity, emotional confusion, negative thinking, and new ideas and choices.

Students will be able to explain that the Cups deal with emotional concerns like love, emotional fulfillment, creativity, and intuition.

Student will know how to interpret the Aces of all 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Twos in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Threes in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Fours in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Fives in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Sixes in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Sevens in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Eights in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Nines in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Student will know how to interpret the Tens in all of the 4 suits when they show up in a reading.

Understand all of the 22 Archetypal cards in the Major Arcana. Specifically you understand three categories within the Major Arcana in terms of how the individual relates to the outer world, her inner world, and the world of Spirit and integration.

Understand the important nature of the Major Arcana. Specifically, you will understand three categories within the Major Arcana in terms of how the individual relates to the outer world, her inner world, and the world of Spirit and integration.

Explore the Fool's journey in the first 8 cards of the Major Arcana. Students will be able to identify how individuals traverse through the life of journey being impacted by outer events as modeled through the major arcana.

In this section, students understand the journey of man or woman as it unfolds, challenging him or her to go within and explore the inner world of emotions and the subconscious realm.

In this section, students will learn about the journey of man or woman as it unfolds and challenges him or her to the depths of spirituality and integration of the self with Spirit and the human experience.

Here the student will be able to identify and intimately come to know all of the royal Court Card members.

In this section, the students becomes familiar with the court card member, the Page.

In this section, the students becomes familiar with the court card member, the Knight.

In this section, the students becomes familiar with the court card member, the Queen.

In this section, the students becomes familiar with the court card member, the King.

Students will understand the concept of a spread and how it works in a tarot card reading.

Here, the students becomes familiar with a few basic and commonly used spreads. The student will also understand what card attunes the reading.

The student understands the importance or a one-card spread in learning the tarot. In this video, they explore one-card spreads.

In this video, the student will be able to see a 3-card spread in action. They will learn how to combine card meanings to summarize a short reading.

In this video, the student will be able to see a 4-card spread in action. They will learn how to combine card meanings to summarize a short reading and also used clarifiers to get more detailed information. They will be able to download a multiple-page document and practice their own interpretation of the same reading with clarifiers 

Here students will learn how to develop their own spread. Students will also be able to download a multiple-page document with many spread examples to allow for practice. Students can also brainstorm a spread layout for a potential reading of their choice.

Here, students will learn how give a collective reading. They will witness a sample reading that integrates oracle card usage, creates a storyline, and provides advice for moving forward. This is a model of what is possible using tarot cards.

Here, students will learn how give a collective reading. They will witness a sample reading that integrates oracle card usage, creates a storyline, and provides advice for moving forward. This is a model of what is possible using tarot cards.

Students will be able to explain how a bond with your deck trumps the definitions you may have memorized. Students will be able list several different ways that a person can bond with their deck.

Understand why it's important to have that special bond with your deck and how to get it.

Learn the secret to getting the most out of your deck. Teach your deck how to work with you and for you to increase the accuracy of your readings.

In this section, the student will learn common, creative and easy ways to clear his or her tarot decks. The student will understand why it is so important to clear a deck.

The student will learn what essentials elements to include in each reading. There is also a tip reminder download included to post in the tarot reading altar area.

This part of the lesson explains why engaging your client during a tarot reading is so important. Learn why you must elicit participation from your client.

Learn SIX additional tips for giving a great reading.

Learn how numerology and the numbers 1-10 add extra layers of meaning to individual cards in a tarot deck. Check out the cheat sheet for reminders.