A significator is a tarot card, chosen by tradition or by inquiry, that you select to represent yourself. It may represent how you see yourself and the qualities within you, it may resemble you physically, or it may symbolize qualities within yourself that you want to develop. You can use your significator in all personal [...]
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A Tarot Q&A
What exactly is tarot, anyway? Tarot, fundamentally, is the use of oracle cards that display a set of archetypes and images to gain insight into a question or situation. The images and structure of a tarot deck have been distilled into a commonly accepted framework, although there are hundreds of variations. Cards should at least [...]
Quick and Dirty Tarot: Reading Spreads
The traditional meanings of each card can be applied to situations to help you interpret events and situations. Use the little white book (sometimes called a LWB) for your deck, or a tarot book you like. Some cards have cue words printed right on them. Some things to look for when reading a spread: How [...]
Choosing a Tarot Deck
(I originally wrote this page for the Seattle Tarot Meetup; it’s been localized for South Florida now.) Here are some points to consider if you are choosing your first deck:
