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Hi Vicky,
Good question. I think that ultimately, we all need to be able to read for ourselves. When I’m upset or very emotional, it’s hard for me to make heads or tails of what I am seeing. If I have a big decision to make or I feel there is something I [...]

The cards that confuse most people most of the time are the Court Cards - the Page, Knight, King and Queen of each suite. They can be difficult to interpret in the context of a spread. For example, if you get the Queen of Swords relating to “Health” spread, what does that mean? [...]

Someone recently left a comment and I deleted it along with a bunch of spam - sorry, whoever you were!
The person said that I did a reading for them some time ago and a number of things I had predicted had occurred, but two things hadn’t - specifically a relationship and a change in her [...]

If a card is ‘reversed’, it means it has come out of the deck upside down.  Some guides will give an upright and a reversed meaning for each card.  That’s fine if you want to memorise 156 individual meanings. I don’t that think is practical or useful personally.  It’s not necessary to include reversals in [...]

Hi Vicky,
Good question.  I think that ultimately, we all need to be able to read for ourselves.  When I’m upset or very emotional, it’s hard for me to make heads or tails of what I am seeing.  If I have a big decision to make or I feel there is something I need to know, [...]

People ask me this question all the time. My answer is always the same.   The best Tarot deck is the one you like the best.   There are so many different designs and styles - you can get decks based on Celtic Mythology, dragons, fairies, post modernism and Harry Potter.   There is [...]

A Tarot deck is generally comprised of 78 cards. These cards are split into what we call the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. ‘Arcana’ means secret, or hidden. So they are the big and small secrets.

Tarot Cards don’t have a ’set in stone’ meaning. Their meaning may change for you every time you look at them. They will mean something different in different combinations. Think of them as recipe ingredients. There are limitless ways to combine the ingredients - from sweet to sour and everything in between.

Tarot 101 is a Tarot course in snippets.  You don’t learn Tarot in a logical, linear way.  You kind of absorb it, like a plant drinking in water through it’s roots.  Each root is a different aspect of Tarot - it’s art, symbology, history, Tarot authors past and present and of course, your own direct [...]