Cards are conceivably the most regularly used by all psychics, and this is not too suprising.
Numerous books have been written about the tarot cards. There are lots of explanations of what they represent and how they can be interpreted. Fundamentally, the suit of the tarot contains seventy eight cards, which contain two distinct sections, known as the Major and Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana consists of twenty two cards which can equate to the major, or more important elements in our life. Each one of these represents a typical indication of the human condition. They are also representative of distinctive stages in a journey through life, beginning at being born to when we die.
The other fiftysix cards belonging to the Minor Arcana, on the other hand, deal with the trials and tribulations of everyday life. These four suits, known as Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles, and which correspond to Air, Water, Fire and Earth. They stand for the comings and goings of everyday life, including places and people and events.
There are a lot of rituals applied in the use of the tarot, like how the cards are handled and chosen, and positioned in precise arrangements, more normally known as a spread. What takes place here is that the questioner will shuffle the cards, while concentrating on a question in their life which they wish resolved. They then randomly take a precise amount of cards, which are positioned in a spread. These cards will give an indication of your situation, from past dealings to the present, and a prediction of likely events in the future. The specific cards which are chosen, and how they can interact to others in the spread, will convey quite a bit about your circumstances and the actual matters of worry.
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