Why Tarot?

What is tarot?

  • Tarot can be a vacuum that siphons drama out of a situation.
  • Tarot can be a tool to calm you down or fire you up, depending on what’s needed.
  • Tarot can be the rock that helps you climb out of the waters of De Nile (denial).
  • Tarot can deploy humor to sneak common sense into you.
  • Tarot can be a comfort, at times when you need to know that it will be all right.
  • Tarot can be a place to turn when you need to talk and no one else will listen — you can always have a dialogue with the universe, through the cards.
  • Tarot can be a reality check.
  • Tarot can remind you of your unique position and your unique set of skills that you may, or may not, actually be utilizing.
  • Tarot can also remind you of the resources around you, of the abundance in your life, of the people who care about you.
  • At times, tarot can point out places where you are not being supported or loved — places where you may need to find some support.
  • Tarot can caution you about areas where you face a challenge.
  • Tarot can be a tool for finding a solution outside the box.
  • Tarot can provide guidance for spiritual development, meditation, and contemplation.
  • And sometimes, yes, tarot can be just for fun. :-)

4 Responses to Why Tarot?

  1. My reason to use Tarot is that it allows me to understand my life better. I was blown away when I realized that the sequence of Major Arcana cards reflects the important stages of my own life. I started as 0 – Full, became a person interested in knowledge in my own profession (1 – Magician), etc. Right now I’m at the Empress stage and I anticipate the transition into the new level, which I already know what it will be. Tarot is really amazing tool, the key to understanding yourself and the reality around you.

    • Thanks for your comment! I like your insight about the Major Arcana and your own life — we could probably all discover some major insights about our lives by spreading out the Major Arcana and lining them up with important events/stages in our lives.

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