Reading the Tarot this week is about card reversals. This is a tricky technique, difficult enough that many readers just don't do it at all! I like that the article does say readers can decide for themselves whether to use it or not. Illustrations for the article are from the Harmonious deck, which we've already collected.
The Card in Detail features the Justice card, the card of fairness and legal matters. Looking at the samples from other decks, it's fascinating how many feature scales, a sword or both!
The Tarot Spreads article features the Card of the Day spread - is it a spread with only one card? Either way, this is the way most readers start to learn their decks, one card at a time. The article includes some good tips about how to interpret it and even suggests using a second card in the evening as a sort of follow up reading.
The Card in Detail features the Justice card, the card of fairness and legal matters. Looking at the samples from other decks, it's fascinating how many feature scales, a sword or both!
The Tarot Spreads article features the Card of the Day spread - is it a spread with only one card? Either way, this is the way most readers start to learn their decks, one card at a time. The article includes some good tips about how to interpret it and even suggests using a second card in the evening as a sort of follow up reading.
The Tarot Deck Library article is about this issue's deck, the Vice Versa deck. The Vice Versa is a two sided deck, showing the familiar scene on one side and what the characters are looking at on the other side. It's very inventive and reading about the genesis of it is fascinating. The article includes the meaning for all the Major arcana.
Finally there are a few tips for your practise. Next issue we complete the deck and learn more about the cards!
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