Mental Health & Tarot
Tarot as a Self-Help Tool
Tarot is not just for divination and predictions. It can also be used as a tool to help you with your mental health. Many people don’t know how tarot can help you gain a deeper insight into your mind and how it affects your life.
Explore Your Emotions (and More!)
For many people, tarot cards can be a great way to explore your relationships and emotions. If you are looking for ways to use tarot cards for your mental health, you have come to the right place.
How Are The Aces Different From The Pages In The Minor Arcana Of The Tarot?
One of the Minor Arcana's magnetic cards, other than the court cards, is the Ace cards. The Ace cards represent new beginnings or seeds and are known as the 'one' card. However, they are the Aces instead. That is because there is brand new energy that the Aces...
Empress And Three Of Swords: Motherhood And Depression
You see a mom out in the park with her infant or toddler, and she seems incredibly cheerful, and she dressed up nicely. She talks about her daily responsibilities. You can tell she is overwhelmed, but she acts as if she has everything together since she adds some...
Five Of Cups And Six Of Cups Reversed: Why Do So Many Intuitive Readers Have Traumatic Pasts?
Today, I am going to write about something different and something profound. And before I get into the nitty-gritty of what I will write about, I will ask you this question. If you have gone to a tarot reader or a psychic, did you know a thing about their past? Maybe you do, or you think you do, and you haven’t heard the entire story. Or, perhaps you don’t. Maybe they kept it a secret and have not told anyone. However, there is a good chance that the psychic or tarot reader you visited experienced a lot of childhood trauma, in addition to grief and sadness in their adult years. Perhaps not every psychic or tarot reader in the world has experienced sorrow and tragedy.
What Does Your Least Favorite Tarot Card Say About You?
Everyone who studies tarot has a favorite card, which may not include one of the most known positive cards such as the Sun, the Star, the Nine of Cups, or the Four of Wands. People who study the tarot have their favorite card, and they have their reason for it. What about those who have a card that they cannot stand? Even if the card is one of the most positive cards in the deck! There is a reason that someone would feel so strongly against a card.
How Do You Develop Your Intuition For Tarot Card Reading?
Quieting your mind and separating your emotions from your gut feelings takes time and effort to do. However, like with anything else, if you practice it often, it gets better. That is what you need to do when you learn to listen and trust your intuition while you quiet your mind and emotions. You also want to add tarot into the mix when you are working on strengthening your intuition. Once you do that, pull the tarot card, spend some time, just a minute or two, to reflect on the card you drew. Then look at the notes you took while you were noting the information that came to you. Allow yourself to naturally connect to the messages you brought to the meaning of the card you pulled. You will always see a connection. And when you do, your gut will know, and you deep down will see it. That is your intuition talking.
What Are The 10 Questions To Not Ask The Tarot?
Anything that you or a client of yours asks the tarot, you will get an answer. Well, not exactly. You can ask the tarot cards to gain insight on most things. However, there are some questions that you do not want to ask because they either infringe on ethics or aren’t specific enough. The last thing you want to do is do a reading for a client about something that is not ethical, and you end up giving them an answer to the question. However, once the outcome happens, which is very different from the answer you gave the client, you could be in hot water.