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[moonshine-and-midnight]

Hello moon! May I ask which resources you used to learn Tarot? Any websites? Or special books? Thx a lot! I want to get into this myself I have a deck around already but don't know where to start

Hey there, dear.

The list below only contains resources I personally used/use but at the end of it, I included a few options I heard about but couldn’t connect with well for varying reasons or simply didn’t feel interested in. I hope it helps 🌻

Websites

The Tarot Lady 

Learning the Tarot - an online course

Physical Books I own and can recommend

Tarot - 22 Steps to a Higher Path by D. Baloti Lawrence

21 Ways to Read a Tarot card by Mary K. Greer

Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom - A Book of Tarot by Rachel Pollack

The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals by Mary K. Greer

The New Tarot Handbook by Rachel Pollack

The Internet Archive: Digital Library

I am very certain I simply searched for “Tarot” and read whatever book I came across. 

Tarot by Dennis Fairchild

Tarot by Janina Renee

Tarot by David V. Barrett

The Tarot by Paul Foster Case

Tarot Classic by Stuart R. Kaplan

Tarot Mysteries by Jonathan Dee

Tarot Basics by Evelin Burger

The Tarot: a contemporary course of the quintessence of hermetic occultism by Mouni Sadhu

Simply tarot by Leanna Greenaway

Tarot Masterclass by Paul Fenton-Smith

The Tarot Revealed by Eden Gray

Mastering The Tarot by Eden Gray

Choice centered tarot by Gail Fairfield

New Age Tarot by James Wanless

The tarot handbook by Angeles Arrien

Mastering the Tarot by Juliet Sharman-Burke

Tarot for your self by Mary K. Greer

Jung and Tarot by Sallie Nichols

Tarot made easy by Nancy Garen

Understanding and Using Tarot by Emily Peach

Tarot for Dummies by Amber Jayanti

Dictionary of the tarot by Bill Butler

The Mandale astrological tarot by A. T. Mann

2008 Tarot Reader by Llewellyn

2007 Tarot Reader by Llewellyn

The Tarot Handbook by Naomi Ozaniec

The art of Tarot by Elizabeth Dean

Pocket Guide to the Tarot by Alan Oken

This is only a part of my reading log and as my account on that site is a little older already, I barely have an overall perspective on how good or bad they were. 

I took what resonated and left what didn’t and that’s the process I advise everyone to follow as well because what might resonate with you, might not for someone else and that’s fine 🌹

Other resources I’ve heard of or come across but didn’t use

biddytarot

labyrinthos

trustedtarot

thesecretofthetarot

The Fool’s Dog Tarot Apps

With all these resources, interpretation possibilities and different opinions on meanings it can feel like your own intuition may be “inexperienced” but actually, above all, follow your own intuition when it perks up during a reading, dear 🌻 

Happy learning!

[moongemi]

Hello! I’m interested in doing tarot readings on myself but I’m still quite new when it comes to interpretations, and you’re readings really help a lot! Do you have any tips? Also how do you do your readings? (Spread, amount of cards). Thanks, love!

Hey love! I actually made a tarot tips post long ago which might be helpful, you can check it out here.

As for learning the interpretations, I think practicing a lot on yourself and your friends and family can really help! I first learned all the meanings by looking it up online a lot and by reading on myself using an app I had on my phone (called GalaxyTarot). Some of my favorite sites for tarot interpretations are Biddytarot, PsychicRevolution (which I lovee cause they show all the meanings for love, career, etc), and TrustedTarot. So practicing constantly on myself and others I knew (even though I was quite bad in the beginning) helped me in interpreting because I’d always have to think about how the cards would behave in different situations. Also tuning into your own knowledge about certain symbols or numbers may help, like if you see a lion then think of what you associate a lion with and try combining that into your interpretations.

Now for how I do readings, the spread and amount of cards I use depends entirely on the question asked and how much information I’d like to get for the answer. Sometimes I’ll make a spread on my own for a question, that way I can place cards wherever I’d like and it’ll answer certain things I want to know. You can even organize the cards in any shape you’d like (like a circle or a letter shape). Whenever I do a full relationship reading on someone, I like to make both people have their own sides in the spread– that way I can see if their cards are looking at the other person’s side and this can show me how they interact with each other. So yeah you can get really creative with making the spreads, but if you don’t want to make a custom spread, then you can always check online for something that’s related to your question.

Also if you’re going to read for yourself, try making sure you’re being unbiased when asking questions so you can get a more accurate and clear answer. Sometimes our own energies and thoughts get reflected in the cards if we’re feeling too strongly about something, so it’s best to remain open-minded and objective about whatever answers you get. A lot of people may struggle in doing this and prefer others to read for them usually (which can actually be very helpful tho since other readers can be unbiased for your question). But you can always read on your own, just make sure you’re not putting out any strong thoughts or feelings into the cards when shuffling and you should be good!

I personally like to read by trusting that my own higher self (or the universe) will provide me with the most accurate and purest answers, so if you feel unsure about reading for yourself, then just allow the universe to do it for you through the cards.

I hope this can help! Have fun with your readings! :) 💖✨

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[wvlfbreath]

I just had an online tarot card reading on trustedtarot, and it actually made sense. I'm not a huge believer in tarots or psychics or anything but I'm interested in testing it. Go check it out!

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