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Using Tarot for Big Questions

January 20, 2025 by
Using Tarot for Big Questions
Terrell Ghosts, Laurie Blair
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Using tarot to explore life's big questions can be deeply insightful and empowering. Here's how you can approach it:


1. Clarify Your Questions

Start by clearly defining what you want to know. Break down your big questions into more specific, manageable parts. For example, instead of asking, "What is my life's purpose?" you might ask, "What talents or passions should I explore to find my purpose?"


2. Match the Spread to the Scope of Your Question

Simple Questions: For straightforward questions or quick insights, a One-Card Spread or Three-Card Spread (e.g., past, present, future) can be very effective.


Detailed Questions: For more complex or multi-faceted issues, consider a larger spread like the Celtic Cross. This spread provides a comprehensive overview of different aspects of a situation.


Specific Areas: If your question pertains to a specific area, such as relationships, career, or personal growth, choose a spread designed for that purpose. For example, a Relationship Spread for insights into a partnership, or a Career Spread for professional guidance.


3. Set the Scene

Create a calm, focused environment for your reading. Choose a quiet space where you won't be disturbed. Ground yourself with a few deep breaths or a short meditation to center your energy.


4. Trust Your Intuition

As you lay out the cards, pay attention to your initial impressions and feelings about each card. Trust your intuition to guide your interpretations and insights.


5. Reflect on the Imagery

Consider the symbols, colors, and figures depicted on the cards. How do they relate to your question? What emotions or thoughts do they evoke? This can provide deeper insights into your situation.


6. Journal Your Readings

Record your questions, the cards drawn, and your interpretations in a journal. Reflect on the messages and how they relate to your life. Over time, you may notice patterns and recurring themes that can guide you.


7. Seek Further Clarity

If the reading raises more questions or isn't entirely clear, don't hesitate to do follow-up readings with more specific questions. Tarot is a tool for ongoing exploration and reflection.


8. Take Action

Use the insights gained from your readings to inform your decisions and actions. Tarot can provide guidance, but it's up to you to take the steps toward creating the life you desire.


By incorporating tarot into your practice, you can gain valuable insights and clarity on your life's big questions, helping you navigate your path with greater confidence and understanding. 

Using Tarot for Big Questions
Terrell Ghosts, Laurie Blair January 20, 2025
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