Tarot Card Meanings

• Do you want to learn the Tarot card meanings?
• Want to know more about how to interpret upright and reversed Tarot cards?
• Want easy-to-use, practical interpretations of the Tarot cards that you can use for all types of readings?
• Want Tarot tips and techniques to improve your Tarot reading skills?
• Want to know what a Tarot card means in a relationship, career, finance, spiritual or health reading?

You’ll find it in The ALL NEW Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings eBook with everything you must know about the Tarot cards and their meanings. Imagine – every Tarot card meaning you could ever want, right at your fingertips in this comprehensive, 300+ page reference guide!

(NOTE: The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings is not a hard cover book – it is a downloadable PDF e-book.)

Drawing on my extensive knowledge and expertise as a certified professional Tarot reader with fifteen years’ experience, I’m here to help you understand everything you need to know to about the Tarot cards. I have already helped over 1,000 people learn the Tarot card meanings with my original Tarot eBook and each month, I help over 100,000 people via www.biddytarot.com and my Tarot blog.

Now with The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings, I am excited to provide you an ALL NEW eBook with literally everything you need to know about the Tarot card meanings so that you can read the Tarot cards like an expert.

The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings is like no other Tarot resource available. It really is the most comprehensive guide to the Tarot cards that you will ever see. Here’s why…

Inside my Tarot Card Meanings eBook, you’ll find:

• Comprehensive upright and reversed Tarot card meanings to help you interpret the cards like an expert
• Context-specific Tarot card meanings that provide detailed card interpretations for all types of Tarot readings and questions, including relationships, career, work, finances, spirituality, personality, health and well-being
• Images and detailed descriptions of the 78 Rider-Waite Tarot cards to understand their deeper symbolism and significance
• Suggested Tarot card combinations and what they mean in a reading
• Inspiring quotes to enhance your conceptual understanding of each card
• Quick reference keyword charts for each Tarot card (including upright and reversed cards) to turbo-charge your learning
• Summary overviews of the Major and Minor Arcana, including each of the four Tarot suits (Cups, Pentacles, Swords and Wands)

Find out more at http://www.biddytarot.com/tarotebook

 

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Weekly Tarot Card (Feb 22) – Ten of Wands reversed

The card drawn for this week is the Ten of Wands reversed.

The Ten of Wands shows a man overburdened with the weight of a heavy load. He walks toward a town and appears to be someone who has just finished a harvest and is struggling to bring the fruits of his labors to market.

Upright, the Ten of Wands is indicative of hard times, overwhelming responsibilities and increased challenges. The man in this card is literally weighed down and burdened by the extra commitments and responsibilities he has taken on in recent times.

Reversed, however, this is a positive card which indicates that the difficult period is nearly over – you only have to free yourself of another couple of responsibilities and you will feel ‘light’ once again. The key is to keep persevering and don’t give up – you are so close to the finishing line.

So, this week, think about how you can lighten the load even further. It may be that you are a little less stringent on the cleaning and other household chores, you hire someone to help, or you delegate more to others. This will enable you to focus more directly on your highest priorities and will help you achieve your goals.

Find out more about the Ten of Wands reversed at Biddy Tarot.

All the best,
Biddy
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Becoming “Professional” – How to know when you are ready to charge for your Tarot Readings

Many avid learners of the Tarot work tirelessly to practice their Tarot reading skills with friends, family and even strangers, but when is the right time to actually starting charging for your Tarot readings?

Here are seven tips to help you identify when you are indeed ready to become a Tarot professional:

1. You know all 78 Tarot card meanings without having to refer to a book.
2. You have at least three different spreads you can comfortably work with. The Celtic Cross, Horseshoe Spread and Past/Present/Future Spread are excellent places to start.
3. You can tell a ‘story’ from the Tarot cards.
4. You rarely draw a blank when performing a Tarot reading. Drawing a blank is when you see the cards laid before you but cannot for the life of you piece together what they all mean (it can happen to the best of us!).
5. You have sought constructive feedback (i.e. what is and isn’t working well) from your friends and family and you have acted upon their feedback.
6. You have read the Tarot cards for strangers. An excellent way of doing this is to join the Free Tarot Network where you perform free Tarot readings via email, with the support of a Tarot mentor.
7. You have been certified by an appropriate Tarot body in recognition of your Tarot skills (however, certainly not a mandatory requirement for becoming ‘professional’). Tarot Guild Australia, Tarot Certification Board of America and other organisations offer certification. Read this article to determine whether certification is right for you.

Once you have made the decision to become a professional Tarot reader, you need to consider how much you will charge. Some possible options include:

• Accepting donations only.
• Offering a reduced rate for first-time clients (particularly useful for when you first become professional and want to build your client base).
• Charging on an hourly or minute basis.
• Charging per card drawn (e.g. at $5 per card a 10-card reading would cost $50).

My Personal Experience

I started learning the Tarot in 1997 and spent nearly three years learning the cards and practicing Tarot reading on myself and friends. I then offered free Tarot readings at the Free Tarot Network , which I highly recommend. I also established a basic website where I offered free Tarot readings.

It wasn’t until about 2001 when I started to charge for readings, and only then would I charge a small amount for a first-time reading ($10). I thought that if I was any good, people would come back and pay me a higher rate ($25) for a second reading. Of course, many came back and I established myself as a professional Tarot reader very quickly. I now charge $35 for a standard 10-card Tarot reading. While I am a professional reader, I still do not charge my friends or family for a reading as I see this as a gift I can share with them.

Top Ten Love Tarot Cards

With Valentine’s Day just gone, what better time to look at the top ten Tarot cards that indicate love, romance and relationships!

The Lovers—The Lovers! Need I say more?! The Lovers is the ultimate Tarot card for love and represents a unique bond and deep connection between two people. Its presence in a reading reflects a very authentic relationship that is built on mutual trust and respect.

Two of Cups—The Two of Cups indicates a strong bond between two people and often reflects the commitment made to one another within a monogamous relationship.

Ten of Cups—The Ten of Cups is typical of a happy family within a warm and loving home. It reflects the presence of deep family values and a feeling of completion, having found the perfect partner and having raised the perfect children.

Four of Wands—The Four of Wands is a card of celebration and a safe and secure home environment. It often reflects a wedding, engagement or other event whereby a relationship is becoming more serious.

Ten of Pentacles—This Ten reflects a well-established relationship (typically a defacto relationship or marriage) and a solid family life.

Ace of Cups—The Ace of Cups heralds a new relationship filled with excitement, joy and happiness. This is the type of bliss you once experienced as a teenager in love, with butterflies in your stomach and a desire to spend every waking minute with your new love.

Knight of Cups—The Knight of Cups is your ‘knight in shining armour’ and appears in a reading when you are being courted or romanced by someone special. He /she is attractive, creative and in touch with his/her feelings – very much the SNAG (sensitive new-age guy) type.

Empress—The Empress is a beautiful, abundant, fertile and expressive woman. She represents sensuality within a relationship and is indicative of a deeply fulfilling connection between you and your partner.

Emperor—The Emperor reflects a very sturdy male figure and may suggest the presence of a long-term partner.

Hierophant—The Hierophant represents tradition, structure and religion. This card can therefore indicate a long-term, committed relationship or marriage that is very traditional.