Tarot is more than just cards—it’s a mirror to your inner world. For centuries, people have turned to tarot to explore their intuition, uncover hidden truths, and gain clarity during uncertain times. Whether you’re navigating a life decision or simply curious about the energies surrounding you, tarot can offer insight and empowerment.

 What Is Tarot?

Tarot is a deck of 78 cards, each filled with symbols and archetypes that reflect life’s many journeys. The deck is split into:

• Major Arcana (22 cards): These represent significant life events and spiritual lessons.

• Minor Arcana (56 cards): These reflect day-to-day experiences and emotions, similar to a deck of playing cards but with deeper meaning.

 How Tarot Works

Despite the mystical aura, tarot isn’t about predicting the future in a fixed way. Instead, it helps you connect with your intuition and see possibilities from new angles. Think of it like a conversation with your higher self.

Each card drawn is influenced by your energy and intention. It’s not magic—it’s a tool for reflection and perspective.

 Why People Use Tarot

• Clarity in relationships or career

• Self-discovery and spiritual growth

• Guidance during major life decisions

• Journaling, meditation, or therapy support

Whether you’re a seasoned reader or a curious beginner, tarot meets you where you are.

 Tips for Beginners

• Start simple: Try a 1-card or 3-card spread.

• Ask open-ended questions like “What energy should I focus on today?” instead of “Will I get the job?”

• Trust your intuition—there’s no “wrong” way to read the cards.

• Keep a journal of your readings. Patterns will emerge.

 Tarot Is a Journey

Tarot isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about asking better questions. Each shuffle is an invitation to pause, reflect, and listen. In a noisy world, tarot offers a quiet space for clarity and connection.