Take a close look at the Golden Dawn’s Hanged Man. Do you see any evidence of water in the man suspended upside down? Do you see any connection between the profound life-giving precious substance that may one day be more expensive than oil, and the notion of sacrifice and suspension? I don’t, and yet when I see this card in a reading, it invariably suggests some idea of renunciation, of giving up. Read More
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What are the benefits of a good tarot reading?
There is still an image of tarot readers giving some kind of gypsy reading about ‘what will happen to me?’. When I get that question I invariably reply ‘nothing’. It is what we do that counts, but when there is a crisis of confidence or an unexpected change of direction, then a Tarot reading is very useful. A good tarot reading is empowering and uplifting, and brings energy, insight and inspiration. I see this every day, but I still get such a good feeling when it happens for my clients.
Exploring and understanding exactly what happens in a good tarot reading is not easy to explain, but this is my best attempt so far.