posted June 15, 2018 07:47 PM            

But I'm looking for a good tarot deck to buy.

I bought the John Holland Oracle Tarot deck, which kind of mixes them together. Just tried the app on the iphone which is rubbish (Probably because it's an app... or that I'm not skilled as of yet.

But I'm scared of buying one that won't work well or one that where the cards would "fit any situation". Is it possible that one may not work at all for me yet another would? I'm very psychic apparently, but I need a tool to use and I'm hoping tarot is the way to go.

posted June 16, 2018 06:32 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Bump!

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posted June 16, 2018 07:39 PM            

The best tarot cards are ones that are given to you by someone. I read that once about these cards and it seems to work. My mother bought a deck of them years ago and gave them to me. They seem more accurate than the others (for me). If you're just starting out with them, maybe try the Rider Waite Beginner's Tarot or any of the decks that you are drawn to.

posted June 19, 2018 03:01 PM            

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Originally posted by Springtimeflower:
Hi!

The best tarot cards are ones that are given to you by someone. I read that once about these cards and it seems to work. My mother bought a deck of them years ago and gave them to me. They seem more accurate than the others (for me). If you're just starting out with them, maybe try the Rider Waite Beginner's Tarot or any of the decks that you are drawn to.

Spring

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Hey! I'm just now seeing this, thank you so so much!

So I was also recommended the Psychic Tarot Oracle Deck by John Holland, which I actually have right in front of me now.

posted June 26, 2018 12:00 AM            

There is no “right” deck or anything, it’s not the decks that give accurate readings it’s all about the person, if you’re psychic or intuitive already it doesn’t matter which decks you use lol they’re only there to help you channel and interpret the messages (questions) you are asking
So just have fun and try them out, get familiar with the meanings of each card.

And I always tell everyone especially if you’re a beginner,
NEVER ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT THE OTHER SIDE OR ANYONE PASSED OVER, whether you knew them or not, because now it’s a mediumship reading, you’re opening a portal and you don’t know what’s going to come through. Obviously some people are qualified and have experience and know what they’re doing, but the average person or beginner doesn’t, so I strongly advise anyone who doesn’t already practice mediumship to ever ask the tarot any questions like that. You may as well be using an ouija board at that point. I can almost guarantee you will attract a negative entity, it’s happened to people I’ve known and even myself years ago. It’s tarot 101 but not talked about nearly enough so just wanted to tell you that, I don’t want you having to experience anything negative 😇😇
Make sure you pray and set your intentions every time you ask a question also, always have the intention of wanting to help and provide clarity for anyone you’re reading but even just yourself. I always start with “angels/spirit guides” then ask the questions, I specifically direct the question to them and ONLY them.

posted November 23, 2018 12:38 PM            

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Originally posted by whitevelvet:
The Aleister Crowley deck works wonders for me!

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posted March 19, 2019 10:00 PM            

The Crowley-Thoth works for me too but it is not recommended for beginners because of its complexity. I would start with a Rider-Waite deck or a clone deck that resonates with you.

You may have to study a few decks and see which one makes sense. My way of thinking is to pick a random card in the major arcana (e.g. the High Priestess), then look at various representations of the High Priestess, read the general accepted definition of the card and then see which one makes sense.

posted March 20, 2019 01:59 PM            

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Originally posted by Magikaal:
I'm late to the party but I'll just add a few thoughts, in addition to some excellent points made above.

The Crowley-Thoth works for me too but it is not recommended for beginners because of its complexity. I would start with a Rider-Waite deck or a clone deck that resonates with you.

You may have to study a few decks and see which one makes sense. My way of thinking is to pick a random card in the major arcana (e.g. the High Priestess), then look at various representations of the High Priestess, read the general accepted definition of the card and then see which one makes sense.

One other thing: some decks are designed to be pretty and attractive. Nothing wrong with that but if you're going to take Tarot seriously, pick a deck that was designed with the appropriate symbolism, which will hopefully trigger something in your subconscious and thus, elicit the appropriate response. For this reason, the Rider Waite system is a 'safe' choice for beginners.

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posted April 12, 2019 06:23 PM            

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Originally posted by Springtimeflower:
Hi!

The best tarot cards are ones that are given to you by someone. I read that once about these cards and it seems to work. My mother bought a deck of them years ago and gave them to me. They seem more accurate than the others (for me). If you're just starting out with them, maybe try the Rider Waite Beginner's Tarot or any of the decks that you are drawn to.

Spring

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