interpretation with the help of tarot card instructions. Another excellent way to learn about reading tarot cards is joining efforts with other amateurs or novices who have set out in search for the real thing. In this way, you would be able to share multiple notes and experiences, which would be enriching and enlightening.
Do not ignore the power of the Internet. There are many, many exceptional writings posted on the Internet waiting to be discovered by tarot card enthusiasts. There are also people out there who want to nurture newcomers so this art would be kept alive in the coming generations. You will find, with a little research, many such card instructions, which are simply priceless. You need time, but the wealth of information you would find is well worth the effort.
You also have books like ‘The Key to the Tarot’ of Rider Waite, Tognetti and Lenard’s ‘The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Tarot’, Nancy Green’s ‘Tarot Made Easy’, or Mark K Greer’s ‘Tarot for yourself: A workbook for Personal Transformation’. Many would be found in soft form on the Net; if not it would be good to build your arsenal with it. Each one of these books and articles would bring to light different tarot card instructions, which you could combine to make your reading as accurate as possible.
Craig Malone is a writer for SpiritNow.com. Looking for a free psychic reading? Visit SpiritNow today, the online home of America’s Top Psychic, Sylvia Browne. Read Sylvia’s 2009 Predictions and the best spirituality content on the Internet on SpiritNow.com.
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