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The Tarot Tarot cards began as a card game in northern Italy in the 15th centaury and European occult devotees added extra cards with symbolic pictures like; the Queen, Emperor, Pope, Justice, Fool and Freedom etc. These images are metaphors representing life aspects or values, and the occult devotees were the compassionate thinkers, scientists and healers of the time. Over the generations the tarot has attracted a great respect and following, the cards can be drawn and appreciated for their art, inspiration and divination. The Tarot like I Ching, Astrology and Numerology provide new perspectives and solutions for any problem and many individuals make interpreting the cards a profession. Typical questions people have are often about marriage, relationships, finances, work, travel, health and success. The cards when drawn have an unexplainable way of of reflecting the present and an amicable way forward. To use the Tarot by yourself to work out a problem, simply keep the problem in mind when consulting the cards. Shuffle, select, and look at and cards, then interpret from the feeling you get by looking at a card and reading the user guide or book. If the cards cause confusion or do not help, getting a reading from an established reader is advisable.  Tarot Decks
are widely available from book stores and specialty shops around the
world and the Tarot has even evolved onto the web where readings are
available.
The cards have more than one interpretation and there are many
packs available.
Popular Tarot decks include: Rider-Waite Tarot,
Osho Zen Tarot
and Thoth.
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