In some of the packs of Tarot, there can be a card that relates to The High Priestess and a High Priest; today we are looking at the role of The High Priestess.

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One of the Major Arcana cards found in the Tarot is the Death Card. This card, when drawn out of the pack at a private reading with a Tarot reader, always appears to unnerve a client. Tarot cards have unusual meanings and sometime the explanation is rather different than what the picture portrays. • The Death Card in a Tarot reading is showing that change is inevitable, a transformation of a person’s life or their sibling’s life is about to move forward.

It also allows a person to make a decision about their life; no one can stay at the same point of their life forever. The Death tarot card means the end of what appears to be a comfortable point in life and is showing support for growth and expansion.

Emotional and physical attributes are taken into account for each individual’s life, and there is always a mystery surrounding a Tarot reading; however it is easier to think of a private reading as a way of exploring what is ahead.

One of the other ways to perceive the Death card in a private reading with a good Tarot reader is it represents letting go of old ideas and being ready to embrace new ones.

It is essential for any person who wishes to have a Tarot Card reading to realise that a good reader would not be able to pass on news that is upsetting. All readings are for entertainment purposes, and an individual has to recognise they have free will to make their own choices in life.

There are lots of variations on the basic set of Tarot cards, such as the Hermetic Tarot or the Crowley-Harris Thoth deck. Each set has its own interpretation of the basic cards. The meaning of a card will be open to interpretation during a private tarot reading, depending what other cards are drawn alongside it. Clients will often have high expectations of a private reading, but a tarot reader must carefully consider both of the cards. (more…)

The connection between a tarot reader and their client is essential for an accurate, meaningful reading.
If the client is receptive and open minded, a psychic reading with a reader of the Tarot can be much more significant and revealing than a mere (more…)

First and foremost I am a spiritualist medium who has the confidence and experiences of many years past to give evidence of life after death. However, for many of my private readings there is a need to give reassurance and guidance of the material lifestyle we are involved in as tread life’s own pathway. The Tarot is an extraordinary collection of symbols whose mysteries have perplexed, inspired and intrigued those who have sought to understand their true meaning.  Tarot cards are now available in many designs; even Aleister Crowley commissioned artist (more…)

Playing cards were first invented in India, before spreading to China. They were introduced to Europe by the Saracens in 1275. The first known Tarot cards were created sometime between 1430 and 1450 in Italy – The Duke of Milan would often have special parties where ‘Triumph Cards’ would be placed on all the tables as a form of entertainment. Although Tarot cards started off as a parlour game, in 1540 people who had an interest in the occult decided that Tarot and their symbolic pictures were an ideal tool for divination, and a system (more…)