3 Straight Forward Tarot Card Reading Instructions

Once you have learned Captain America various meanings of the Tarot cards, the next step is 1921 Koester Bread baseball cards read the cards for either your own self or for other people. Many people will tell you to do different things while doing Tarot card readings. Essentially, all of them simply boil down to doing what makes you Munsters lunchbox comfortable and what is most aligned with your beliefs and philosophies.

Here are a few Tarot card instructions which will help you find a structure and a base for your Tarot card readings:

1. Create your 'Code of Ethics': This is like a rule-book which you devise and you follow. It can have certain basic Dos and Donts which you follow and that will help your clients understand your basic philosophies. A 'Code of Ethics' is also like a statement of principles for yourself. For example, one of the statements in the 'Code of Ethics' published by the American Board of Tarot Certification includes a statement that all the clients shall be assured of complete confidentiality, and that the Tarot card reader will not coerce the client into Dollfie any additional purchase of any kind. The 'Code of Ethics' will help your clients understand what they can and cannot expect of you from the Tarot card consultation.

2. Formulate your questions properly: Often, it so happens that a reading will throw up cards which don't seem really relevant to what you were asking, or that they will give vague answers. The reason is that you have probably asked them a confusing or a vague question. I consider the cards to be like a mirror. They reflect you in the most humbling and honest manner. So if you are going to appear confused or going to ask a vague question, then that's what they are bound to echo. Make your question as direct and to-the-point as possible. For example, if you are asking the cards the question: "What are the chances of me getting a job?", you are more likely to get an answer which is unclear. But, if you asked the question a little different, like in the following manner: "What are the chances of me getting a new job in the month of March?" or "What are the chances of me getting a new job in the next 3 months?", you are more likely to get an answer which will help you and guide you forward.

3. Opening and Closing: This is the part before you begin your reading and after you have ended the reading. An 'Opening' is the part where you can ground yourself, meditate and even say a prayer or a bunch of affirmations to help you during the reading. You can ask for blessings and guidance and say some affirmations like "This reading conveys the truth". What you are essentially doing is making yourself prepared to be honest and truthful. In the same fashion, a 'Closing' is where you 'sign off'. In a closing, you ensure that you thank the Universe for helping you and guiding you during the reading. What you are essentially doing is telling yourself that now the reading for the client is finished. This way you also come back to normal from you meditative stance.

With these straightforward Tarot card reading instructions, you will soon be able to get confidence and be able to do readings like the professional Tarot card readers.

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Teresa Caro is a tarot card enthusiast and professional tarot card teacher. She has written a book on reading tarot designed to help the beginner read for them self and others. You can learn more about her book and sign up for her free newsletter at http://www.ReadingTarotCardsRevealed.com