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Psychic Predictions by New Age Tarot
History Of Tarot Cards
The use of cards to tell a subject’s fortune was introduced in 14th-century Europe not long after playing cards were created. The “fortune teller” would use an ordinary deck of cards, and interpretations of each card’s symbolism varied greatly. Let’s find out more about the new age tarot.
Using the Tarot deck as a divination tool began in late 18th Century Switzerland by former pastor Antoine Court de Gébelin. He believed their symbolism contained secrets from ancient Egypt. He thought they could interpret the past, present, and possible future events for the reading subject.
Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Alliette, who became known as Etteilla (his last name spelled backward), was the first to take the Tarot deck and specifically redesign it for divination. He is also the first known person to earn his living as a reader of the Tarot. He formed ‘Société des Interprètes du Livre de Thot’ in 1788 to teach his interpretations to others.
The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck
The Rider-Waite tarot deck, also known as the Rider deck, has become the most used deck in the English-speaking world of the tarot deck with many reinterpretations. Developed by Illustrator Pamela Coleman Smith and Mystic Arthur Edward Waite and published by William Rider & Son, the cards borrowed from previous interpretations of the Tarot and made several changes, including a toning down of Christian symbolism.
New Age Tarot Decks
More and more new-age tarot decks are being created and revised according to each deck’s creator’s beliefs and interpretations.
Tarot as a Divination Tool
Is it necessary to have psychic abilities to be an effective reader of the Tarot? Can someone evaluate the Tarot card meanings by simply attaining each card’s knowledge about the others? Is the reader tapping into the “collective conscience”?
These are questions that may never be answered. I believe that psychics can enhance the quality of a new-age tarot reading by tapping into their own God’s conscience. I also believe that reading the Tarot can help to develop the psychic ability of the reader. Reading the tarot can enhance your sense of intuition and develop your psychic skills as a part of your daily life.
Tarot and Development of Psychic Abilities
I have read over and over that the best way to develop psychic abilities through Tarot is to throw away the instructions, quiet the mind, look at each card, and get a sense of your feelings regarding each image. Let your emotions guide you to the best interpretation of the cards. It can be concerning each other and what they mean to the subject of the reading.
Is it necessary to have psychic abilities to be an effective reader of the Tarot? Can someone evaluate the Tarot card meanings by simply attaining knowledge of each card about the others? Is the reader tapping into the “collective conscience”?
These are questions that may never be answered. I believe that psychics can enhance the quality of a new-age tarot reading by tapping into their own God’s conscience. I also believe that reading the Tarot can help to develop the psychic ability of the reader. Reading the tarot can enhance your sense of intuition. They help in developing your psychic skills as a part of your daily life.
I have read over and over that the best way to develop psychic abilities is through Tarot. One way is to throw away the instructions. Quiet the mind, look at each card, and get a sense of your feelings regarding each image. Let your emotions guide you. Get the best interpretation of the cards about each other and what they mean to the subject of the reading.