Big Tarot - Tarot Card Meanings

[...] experience I’m more likely to see them as other people. I believe that that is what the court cards are there for. I figured that the court cards are there for a specific reason, and it’s [...]

[...]           The tarot court cards are a tricky lot, aren’t they?  Judging by the feedback I’ve had recently, it [...]

[...]           Continuing on from the wands court cards; today’s post is about ‘cups people’. Cups people are ruled by water and are [...]

[...] There’s definitely no shortcut to learning how to read tarot cards. However, if you are in tune with your sixth sense and class yourself as intuitive then it [...]

[...] to think that there’s stuff going on behind their back and so they often turn to the tarot cards to help find answers. In this post I’m going to touch on a few cards and card [...]

[...] a point for discussion here, let me give you an example… A good few years ago a lovely tarot reader was recommended to me by a friend. She is brilliantly accurate, has a lovely caring [...]

          Well it’s been a long time since I wrote my last blog post. I had what was possibly one of my worst year [...]

              This tarot combo was selected randomly using the Mythic Tarot deck, which happens to be my fir [...]

[...] endings). Some of the most feared cards in the deck; if they pop up amongst any of my ‘cheating cards’ then…. well I’m sure you can piece it together. It’s not good! [...]

[...] be the woman who’s trying to steal your man? Be careful of the queen of cups near any cheating cards. The king of pentacles next to seven of swords – is this guy as successful and wealthy [...]

[...]               This tarot combo was selected randomly using the Mythic Tarot deck, which happens to be my first deck and the [...]

[...] cock-sure of himself and more difficult to pin down. If you see him next to pentacles or other wands cards especially then it’s more likely he will be a colleague or business partner. If a story [...]

[...] options.  However, there was a valid reason for including that option. A while back I did a tarot Q&A with some of the best readers out there; including Mary K Greer. Ironically, it was her [...]

[...] stranger you cannot think or consider the individual’s circumstances, you only have your tarot skills and your intuition to go by. When you are reading for a friend or family member it’s [...]

[...] ; religion, institution and tradition all fall under his remit. To me the heirophant represents who or what it is that we belong to, what our values and beliefs are. To see this [...]