Griswald wrote:
How long have you been reading tarot cards. And is it down to the reader as to what interpretation comes from a particular card.
I mean can 2 different readers see totally opposite meanings.
I ask out of a curious mind
griswald
Hi Griswald!
All Tarot cards have a name number and a meaning. No matter who does the reading it should be quite similar.
It is the cards answering your question. there are different tarots, zillions of them with different drawings, but the essence is the same, except some like the Aleister Crowley Tarot, which he placed meaning into it.
There are tarots with wordly(Psychological meaning) , and tarots with spiritual meaning, which are a bit like Oracles(talking to your soul). A tarot is to say what is happening NOW, not guess the future, since we make our destiny as we move along by ourselves. It can only talk to you about the energies that are coming, and decisions according to this we must make.
In times of the Inquisition people where quite illiterate, no book on the Tarot was ever written then, or else the man would end up being burned for being a "witch" or something like that by the priests.So the drawings were interpreted. It got popular, when kings and queens, not knowing what it was started using as a game.
The Tarot was used centuries ago, in times of the inquisition when there was no psychology, no Freud.
No one knows who made these decks, it is a mystery.
I have been doing this for 10 years , but there is always something more to learn. Quite interesting!