How do you master Tarot?

Here are my top 12 Tarot tips to help all Tarot Beginners read Tarot with confidence. Keep It Simple. Create A Personal Connection with The Tarot. Swap the Celtic Cross for A 1-3 Card Spread. Draw A Tarot Card a Day. Read the Picture in The Card. Tune in To Your Intuition. Read Tarot for Yourself. Find A Study Buddy.

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Why do some Tarot readers not read reversals?

Reversals can be tricky because they're often quite negative, which can distract from the true value of the reading. They can also create confusion in inexperienced readers, so if your Tarot reader is not very experienced, he or she may not realize reversals are even a thing, or how to properly interpret them. Correspondingly, how do you shuffle a tarot deck?

Then, how do you shuffle tarot cards for the first time?

Let's get back to how to shuffle tarot cards, which is actually really simple: Open your tarot card deck, and cleanse it if it's brand new. Hold the cards and ruminate on a question you'd love guidance in answering. Then focus on that question and shuffle the cards in whatever way you see fit. What is a reversed tarot card? Their definition needs to be flipped over. Because the cards are upside down, you've got to interpret their intended meanings in an upside down manner too. Getting a reversed card means you get a tarot card definition and have it flipped 180-degrees over.

How do you store tarot cards?

You can keep them in their original packaging, place them in bags, wrap them in cloth, or tie them up with ribbons. You can store them by themselves or add crystals, trinkets, or memorabilia. When I first started getting into tarot, the prevailing wisdom was to keep your tarot cards in velvet bags, preferably black. Can you mix tarot decks? I like using multiple decks in my tarot readings because they provide layers of meaning, and many windows for interpretation. Multiple decks by the same artist also means you come up with a super gorgeous spread!