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The Tarot is a wonderful pictorial encyclopaedia of archetypal energy, patterns and behavioural choices. When we understand the tarot in its simplest of forms we begin to see how it reflects everything that has ever been, is now or ever can be. By understanding the artwork and its many combinations we can gain insightful and inspired guidance. This may help us make more informed choices and live more accomplished lives. Used for life guidance, seeing our options and choices and awakening our understanding of others and ourselves the tarot is a tool which is only as wise as the one who uses it. Learn to use it well.

Tarot

Tarot has been around for many centuries and just as it has taken its time to lay down a foundation before it grew into the Tarot as we know it today, you should also take time to lay down a solid foundation from which to grow. So many people buy a tarot deck and through wanting to run before they can walk misuse its great resourcefulness. Barbara Venn-Lever, the author and teacher, wishes to share with you the basic principals upon which the tarot resides, for with this knowledge you will see more deeply and wisely what the cards have to convey. Whether you wish to learn for your own pleasure or to support others in life then here is a good, well grounded, inspired way of learning the wonderful mysteries of an amazing divination tool. Start as you mean to carry on.

Cost: £69.50

TAROT Course page

Here is a course which explains the wonders of the tarot in such a way that you will very quickly be independent of books and course notes. Learning to read images, pictures and be inspired by symbology will awaken your own inspirational and intuitive ability once and for all. Every symbol you see on advertising hoardings and pictures on books and in magazines will reflect one of the many aspects of the tarot. It is everywhere we look and in everything we see.

Tarot encapsulates our worldly experiences in totality and by seeing where we sit right now we can see where we have been, why we got there, where we might be heading and what we can do to amend that if we wish to. Tarot helps us over come the hurdles in life more knowingly and assists us in seizing opportunity when it is presented.

This course offers a wonderful start for beginners but it will also help those who are well on their way and have got a little lost and feel jaded or stuck with the subject. Look at things differently and you will see different aspects of the tarot. Fill in the missing blanks in your understanding and gobble up the hints and tips to help you remember things and release your inhibited thinking.

The tarot has managed to represent our woes and our successes throughout the ages. Learn to use this wise tool well. Awaken your own perceptive talents and be prepared to be amazed at what it can reveal to you about yourself and others.

Email tarot@esoteric-e.co.uk with your experiences and any amazing guidance received from your cards.

Book

Question

Tarot Card Combinations – by Dorothy Kelly Weiser

You may or may not agree with some of the authors card combinations and there meanings but this book will certainly stretch your thinking and make you consider just what different groupings of cards convey to you. Illustrating reversed and upright combinations this book offers much food for thought for tarot students.

Q. What is the correct way to turn a tarot card over to avoid accidentally reversing it?

A. Card skill comes by formulating a routine, a habit, a discipline or a ritual and sticking to it. Practice sitting with a deck of upright cards which are faced down in a single pile. You aim to turn over and place a card to the left, right, top and bottom of this pile, or one to the north, south, west and east. Explore how you reverse or twist cards when doing this. The answer is to turn each card over like the pages of a book before you place it down in its chosen position. By observing how you move cards you will learn how to develop your card discipline.

Inspiration.

Churches have spires which conically reach for the heavens, witches hats form a spire shape which were placed upon their heads. Dunce’s conical hat shapes were not always used to humiliate someone who did not know but were placed upon their heads to actually inspire them and bring higher thought down into conscious thought. We may care to ask ourselves that if shape and form do channel and convey energies then we can be inspired when we sit under a spire shape. Gain in-spire-ation and be inspired more often by sitting under a spire or conical shape.