Tarot cards, originating in 15th-century Europe as playing cards, evolved into a spiritual tool for divination and self-reflection. Rich in symbolism, they offer insights into life's mysteries and guide personal growth.

Tarot works by tapping into your intuition and the collective unconscious through symbolic imagery on the cards. By interpreting their meanings in relation to your question, it provides guidance and deeper self-awareness.

The Major Arcana consists of 22 cards symbolizing life's profound spiritual lessons and transformative moments. The Minor Arcana's 56 cards, divided into four suits, represent everyday experiences, emotions, and challenges.

The Major Arcana's 22 cards represent key archetypes and spiritual themes, offering deep insights into life's pivotal moments. Each card's meaning and effect in a reading highlights transformational lessons and significant influences on your journey.

The Minor Arcana's 56 cards depict daily experiences and practical matters, divided into four suits: Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles. Their divinatory meanings and effects in a reading provide insights into emotions, actions, challenges, and opportunities.

Cleansing and charging Tarot cards before a reading removes any lingering energy and ensures clarity in the messages. This can be done through methods like smudging, moonlight exposure, or using crystals to restore the cards' energetic purity.

Basic protection for Tarot readers involves creating a safe, sacred space, using grounding techniques, and shielding oneself from negative energies. Remedies include visualization, protective crystals, or invoking spiritual guides to ensure a balanced and safe reading experience.

Basic spreads, like the three-card or Celtic Cross, help structure Tarot readings by focusing on past, present, and future insights or specific questions. Shuffling the cards before a reading infuses your energy into them, ensuring a personal connection and clear guidance.

The five elements—Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Spirit—correspond to different suits in the Tarot, influencing their meanings: Earth (Pentacles), Water (Cups), Fire (Wands), and Air (Swords). Basic remedies involve balancing these elements within ourselves, such as grounding techniques for Earth or using water for emotional cleansing.

In Tarot, time predictions are interpreted through card placements, the type of spread, and the energy of the cards, often suggesting timelines like days, months, or years. While not always precise, the cards offer guidance on when changes or events are likely to occur based on current energies.

Basic Numerology connects numbers to specific energies, with each number representing unique traits and influences in our lives. The planets are also linked to numbers, with each planet governing specific numbers, offering further insight into personality traits, life paths, and cosmic energies.

The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck is one of the most popular and widely used Tarot decks, known for its rich symbolism and detailed imagery. It features 78 cards, with vivid illustrations that offer clear interpretations, making it ideal for both beginners and advanced readers (optional with an extra charge).