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Unlocking the Secrets: 10 Practical Tips for Tarot Newbies

So, you’ve got your hands on a deck of tarot cards, and you're ready to dive into the world of tarot reading. Exciting, right? But where do you start? Don’t worry, we've got you covered with these 10 simple and practical tips to kickstart your tarot journey. Let’s make reading tarot as easy as a stroll in the park!




1. Get to Know Your Cards: They're Your BFFs!

Before you start predicting the future, get comfy with your tarot deck. Flip through the cards, one by one. Take in the colors, the images, and notice how they make you feel. Treat your deck like a new friend – get to know it well.


2. Start with the Basics: No Need to Be a Tarot Scholar!

You don’t need a PhD in Tarot-ology (if that’s even a thing). Start with the basics. Every card has a story to tell, and you’ll learn them over time. Begin with a simple guide or the little booklet that comes with your deck.


3. Trust Your Intuition: Your Inner Guide Knows Best!

Forget memorizing a gazillion card meanings. Your gut feeling is your secret weapon. When you look at a card, notice how it makes you feel. Your intuition will guide you – trust it like you trust your favorite snack in the fridge.


4. Create a Cozy Tarot Space: Because Atmosphere Matters!

Find a comfy spot, dim the lights, and make it your tarot nook. Maybe light a candle or play some soft tunes. Your tarot readings will be cozier if your space feels magical. It’s like setting the stage for a mini mystical theater.


5. Keep It Simple with Spreads: Start with the Trio!

Don’t stress about complicated spreads. Start with a simple three-card spread. One card for the past, one for the present, and one for the future. It’s like the kindergarten of tarot spreads – easy peasy!


6. Embrace Reversed Cards: They're Friends, Not Foes!

Reversed cards might seem a bit rebellious, but don’t fear them. They bring a different flavor to your reading, like adding spice to your favorite dish. They're just the yin to your tarot yang.


7. Journal Your Tarot Journey: Write It Down, Wizard!

Grab a notebook and jot down your tarot adventures. Write down the cards you pull, your feelings, and any insights you get. It’s like having a tarot diary – your own magical memoir.


8. Google is Your Tarot Buddy: Dive into the Web!

Google isn’t just for cat videos; it’s a treasure trove of tarot knowledge. If you get stuck on a card or need some guidance, hit up Google. There's a whole tarot community out there waiting to share their wisdom.


9. Take Your Time: Tarot Isn't a Sprint, It's a Stroll!

No need to rush. Tarot is your personal journey, not a race. Take your time with each card, let it sink in, and don’t stress about being a tarot speed racer. Slow and steady wins the mystical race.


10. Stay Positive and Open-Minded: Tarot Loves Optimists!

Approach your tarot readings with a positive vibe. Be open-minded and ready for whatever the cards throw your way. The more positive energy you bring, the better your readings will be. Tarot loves good vibes!


In Conclusion: Your Tarot Adventure Awaits!

And there you have it, tarot newbies – 10 simple tips to kickstart your journey into the magical realm of tarot reading. Remember, there's no rush, no pressure. It's your adventure, and you're the magical navigator. So, grab your deck, trust your gut, and let the tarot magic unfold. Happy tarot-ing!



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Hi, I'm Amira Asmdodea. I was born in Brazil so many years ago. There I made my first steps in religion and witchcraft. I have learned Wicca in Ireland, Voodoo in Haiti, Gypsy Tarot in Bulgaria, and I have lived for a time in New York, where I had the opportunity to meet the greatest witches of these times. if you want to know more about me, click here to read my full biography. Welcome to my website and Blessings.

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