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Teach Yourself
Tarot - Lesson 8
Read the section on Reading Cards for Others Exercise 1: 3 card story It's story time again. We do these exercises because doing a Tarot reading is telling a story, so you need to sharpen these skills. To practice your interpretations, draw three cards at random from your deck. Lay them out in order in which you draw them. These cards now represent the beginning, middle and end of your story in order. Make up a short story using these cards. Exercise 2: 3 card drawings Start out doing this for yourself for a week before moving on to reading for others. You should be comfortable with the cards and confident in your knowledge of the definitions before reading for others. In your journal, write down the date, the question you ask, the cards you pull and your interpretation. Leave room to write your comments later as to how accurate your reading was and what comes to pass. Keeping a journal like this will help sharpen your skills. Not only will it give you a boost when you can see how right on you are but it will also help you notice flaws in your interpretation. (We all sometimes get mixed up when doing a reading only to realize a day or maybe months later what that card really represented.) A journal will also help you recognize patterns in the cards you draw. There are several variations of the three-card draw. Try them all and feel free to make up your own. · Past, present
and future Sample three card reading interpretations Questions? Email Apythia
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