Tarot cards, both old and new, are full of communal wisdom. They are rich in symbols for study and learning. Some of the symbols are universal. Others are individual expressions of particular artists or cultures.Symbols are interesting and powerful. But Tarot's strength is not limited to traditional meanings or personal artistic intentions. The cards have the ability to evoke powerful responses from people who know nothing about Tarot history or interpretation.The cards can be used as mirrors. They allow us to peek into the hidden depths of our own unconscious minds. They have the power to speak to us directly without the need for outside interpretation. Because they help us bring repressed thoughts and desires into conscious awareness, the messages they carry will vary from person to person and day to day.
How to Use Tarot as a Mirror
Sit quietly. Shuffle the cards and fan them out face down in an arch like a rainbow. Imagine yourself spread across the arch as if you were on a diving board. See you feet at one end and your hands above your head at the other.
Close your eyes and think about where in your body you feel the greatest sense of self. When you have found it, draw a card from that position.
Alternatively, you may fan the cards out face-up and draw one that seems to call you.
Once you have chosen your card, look at it quietly. Let your mind wander where it will. What do you notice about the card? Which symbols attract you most strongly? If there are people in the card, what do you think they are doing? Feeling? Thinking?
Write a few sentences about the card. For example: "I see a lonely old man. He's standing alone in the cold snow. He has a lantern and a staff. He needs a warm place to rest.
Now rewrite the sentences in the first person. For example: "I feel old and lonely. I'm out alone in the cold. I have a lantern and a staff, but I need a warm place to rest."
Allow yourself to experience these sentences. Do any of them ring true?
If the sentences are true and positive, rejoice in your success. Be grateful for what you have or what you have achieved. Gratitude and celebration speed successful transformation.
If the sentences are true but problematic, look at the card again to see what solutions it suggests. Think about the symbols. What do you already have that can fill the function of the lantern and the staff? What do you still need? How can you get it, and how will it help you?
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