You will be opening up and you need to feel safe enough to do so freely.

It is important to have an environment where you are comfortable, relaxed and that is conducive to Tarot readings. Journal all your daily pulls and your reflections on them from throughout the day. Journal your readings and your feelings about cards, journal every day. Journaling is also a great tool for Tarot. The relationship will guide you in your readings. Having a personal relationship with the cards is crucial. Once you have a resonance with each card, then go through and focus yourself on the books as well. Look at its meaning and carry the thought of that card with you all day. Every morning pull a card randomly from the deck then focus strongly on it. Spend some time with each card at first – a good few minutes really focussing on each one.Ī good practice is to do a daily card pull. This means sitting down, looking deeply at the cards, turning them over, laying them next to each other, feeling them. Whichever deck you choose, make sure it feels right to you.

You want to make sure it’s a deck that you can grow with and that’s going to make your learning process easy and enjoyable as well. That said, try to choose a good learning deck. You will feel the call and know it is right for you. Your first deck needs to be a deck that resonates with you both visually and emotionally. If you want to learn tarot, go out and find a deck that speaks to you and call it your own.

Tarot is about empowerment, not about waiting for things to magically appear in your life. I feel though, that t he power of tarot has nothing to do with the process of acquiring a deck. One of the first superstitions you will come up against as a new Tarot reader is this ‘You are supposed to be gifted your first deck’. It is a little daunting though to come in as a beginner! Tarot has been built up to hold so much mystery and mystique, and it’s hard to shake some of the superstitions it’s collected over the years.

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