Beginner’s Guide to Tarot: How to Overcome Common Gaps and Myths

That day has come. This is the final lesson in the beginner’s guide to the Tarot series.

Learn how to ask intuitive tarot questions, remember tarot cards, create spreads, and read the time and people from the cards you draw.

Now, in the final lesson, let’s focus on some common misconceptions and myths.

Previously, I read the important lessons and exercises to save time and effort that I experienced with the 25-year Tarot Pass. We hope this will save you a lot of trouble and energy.

Myths and misunderstandings around the tarot

Let’s start by revealing some common things that people may tell you when they hear that you are trying to study tarot.

“This is the devil’s evil door / temptation / other side / evil spirit.”

No I dont think so. Anyway, I have never achieved my goal.

The Tarot is a cardboard of 78 with drawings. It has neither good nor bad internal values, it is a tool of wisdom.

If anything, it opens you up to your own intuition and subconscious.

“Your desire to predict the future is wrong.”

I don’t like to use Tarot to review each option in detail every day. I usually limit my clients to reading once every few months.

And I think the card has a big caveat that we all have freedom of choice. New solutions can instantly change the view of the world. Energy exchange. Opportunities come and go. Nothing is planted in stone.

In my opinion, tarot is a means of analysis rather than accurate prediction. I think mental strength is necessary for that.

“You shouldn’t buy your own deck, it should be a gift.”

It’s an old fashioned deck, but there are so many great decks out there that I don’t think anyone follows it nowadays. I buy all the hats.

The complex part of the tarot

Now, there may be some problems with the tarot part.

invested value

The opposite value (which means different things if you turn the card over) is one that I have never received. This is because I couldn’t be bothered to look for another value than 78.

If you see a rollback when card power is locked, you can change this. Or you can use my approach. Turn the card over correctly and receive a positive message from the card.

Read the tarot and do not know what to do

always happens. In this case, be sure to write everything down and take a break on another day. Write down your impression and why you think you can’t give a clear answer, then leave it. See it in a week.

You can get more information by exploring and identifying these hot spots rather than directly.

You will be asked about topics you do not want to study.

If you read it to others, you will find that there are topics and questions for which the Tarot really does not find the answer. Alternatively, you may feel uncomfortable at work, such as fertility, pregnancy, illness, death, or partner misconduct.

We all have places we don’t want to touch, but that’s normal. Go ahead and say no and give a reason. You’re in charge.

Common Tarot Trap

In my experience, there are three difficult challenges to getting used to Tarot, but overcoming them is easy with practice and time. Maybe there is magic there.

Here’s how to navigate each:

remember the card

There are no shortcuts here, it takes time and practice. It may take several years and it will not work.

When you experience different things, your opinion changes, so your interpretation is never final.

Another reader or guide will give you new ideas.

And you really don’t To have Remember, if you just want to avoid this task. Read the card intuitively or follow the guide.

Interpret the meaning of the card in relation to the question.

Obviously no one talks about how difficult it is, but I think this is the main reason people give up tarot or think they can’t.

Initially, people wanted the manual to reflect all the possible answers to the meaning of each card, and of course that was not possible.

It’s your job as a reader. All of this is lateral thinking. Accept this meaning and rewrite it, go back to a specific question and connect about its relevance and what the message is.

Practice practice practice.

believe in your voice

At first, you may not want to read it to others, and you may feel awkward/stupid/loving/cheating. Don’t do this until you’re ready. In fact, you can’t do this.

What I discovered is that over the years, I have developed a unique tarot sound that is different from everyday ringtones.

IRL, I’m twins, I’m pretty tongue-in-cheek, nonchalant, and impatient! But as soon as you get the card, it changes. I am much smarter, kinder, caring, compassionate and patient. The tarot forms a better version of me!

As you get used to the cards, I think something similar will happen… this is probably the most magical part of learning Tarot.

Carrie Ward is the creator of The Good Karma Tarot Deck, which can be purchased on Amazon.

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