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Chcialbys nauczyc sie przepowiadac wrozby przyszle dni O ile tak to niewatpliwie zastanawiales sie jaki sposob jest najbardziej optymalny. Moim zdaniem jesli jestes interesujacy sie tego typu rzeczami to powinnismy poznac tajniki tarota. Tarot jest to metode na ukladanie kart w taki sposob zeby w zwykly sposob przewidziec przyszle miesiace dla danej chlopcy i dziewczeta. Trzeba przepowiednie wiedziec w jaki metode interpretowac fakty, ktore beda wychodzily nam z kart. Jest to bardzo istotne poniewaz dzieki temu mozemy rozwiac wszelkie tajemnice rzadzace ukladani i tym w jaki sposob je odczytac. Trzeba pamietac, ze nie w kazdej chwili mozna interpretowac wszystko w sposob dowolny. Kazda interpretacja rozwiazujaca tajemnice musi byc tak przedstawiona azeby byla jak bardzo wiarygodna tarot jak najlepiej zinterpretowana. Trzeba pamietac, ze nie zawsze daje sie to wszystko polaczyc w jedna ogol, ktora brzmi sensownie. Dlatego takze tarot wymaga odpowiedniego podejscia do osob, ktorym wrozymy aby im stosownie to co wyczytalismy przedstawic.

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I met the other day with Mme Petrov, a well renowned Master of the tarot in esoteric circles. She had been involved in the tarot for over 40 years. In asking her how she had come by that reputation, Mme Petrov told me that it was because she was in possession of the spiritual secrets of the tarot. She further informed me that the paradox was that while they might be considered “secrets,” in actuality, they were not hidden in the conventional sense. In fact, anybody who mastered the tarot as she had would be in possession of them. Like the scriptures, so accessible to all, the tarot would reveal all the secrets to anybody who took the time, effort and commitment to study them.

One of the secrets, she said, was not only in the study and the commitment to the tarot, but the purity of the student, which translated, to the true sincerity and spiritual aspiration of the reader. Anyone can read the tarot, she said. But not everybody can read it accurately and render wisdom and succor to those who need it.

I had heard that Mme Petrov was known for her amazing accuracy. However, Mme Petrov conveyed to me that while that could be true, the depth of what she conveyed to people deepened as her own spiritual practice grew. She felt that she spoke with greater authority because of the widening and deepening of her personal and spiritual experience both with life and with the tarot. The tarot became less a source of information, and more a foundation of wisdom. The tarot cards became a bit like parables in that if one could examine and study them closely, they would reveal in themselves a piece of profound thought and awareness.

Even now as I was listening to Madame, I realized that she had begun to reveal the secrets of the tarot to me. For example, she pointed her finger at me and asked me directly, “What are you thinking?” I had to admit that I was thinking about how I wanted to hear more revelations. I was anxious that our meeting not be completed before I heard more secrets.

A twinkle came into her eyes as she laughed at me and said, “Right now you are thinking of something that is not happening. You are fearful. The first secret is that the Tarot is always in this moment. The tarot does not deal or dally with the past or future because neither is happening at this moment. This is the moment of power.” As she said that to me, my body trembled. I knew that she had then revealed the first secret of the tarot.

She then continued, “Do you want to hear another secret of the tarot?” I said, full of excitement, “Yes, please.” She said, “The next secret of the tarot is synchronicity. It is when something happens that is a seeming coincidence in time. It is when two acausal events happen at the same time, but the secret is that there is a connection between them. This appears to be coincidental because we are not aware of the magic in the universe. However, when one sits in front of the tarot deck, one makes oneself available to and influenced by this magic.”

She laughed and continued, “Do you think that one is limited by the five senses?” I shook my head no. She continued, “We are not limited to the five senses. The tarot brings us into awareness of that other reality, a reality full of magic, promise and awareness. Focusing on the cards is akin to concentration, one of the first requirements of meditation. The tarot is like a meditation with another person. You are engaged with this other person in a journey into the soul. And when “two or more are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them.'”

“Do you never wonder how the cards within the tarot seem to reveal what is happening to somebody at any particular moment? Do you not ask yourself how these tarot cards can be so truthful and knowing? When you are with your tarot reader, who shares this magical quest of wonder, you are catapulted into another reality, where questions pertaining to the soul's mission and purpose, can be revealed. That is another magical secret of the tarot.”

I quickly said to her, “Oh, please, can you reveal another secret of the tarot, or am I being too aggressive? “No,” she said, “you are now stepping into the other reality, and you are excited and frightened at the same time. One of the things that people worry about is that I might reveal to them the time and date of their death. Well, I am not interested in being that kind of tarot reader. There are, I have heard, special teachers in India who sometimes possess that kind of knowledge. I have chosen that this particular ability of the tarot not be mine. My strong suit in the tarot is to give you the power to access your own wisdom. Sometimes, it is said, that as one proceeds along the spiritual path, the knowledge of when they will pass on is sometimes imparted through their study of the tarot. I know that it is because they have already crossed over into a wisdom where their fear of death no longer is an element in their lives.”

And with that, she seemed weary, and I bade her adieu, while wondering when I might have another chance to meet with Mme Petrov, Master of the Tarot.

Uma Simon is a gifted tarot reader and spiritual counselor, residing in an ashram for the last 30 years, who uses the tarot as an invaluable aid to gaining spiritual awareness and change. You can contact her at umasimon@comcast.net or see her at http://www.umasimon.com You can also purchase copies of the Tarot at http://www.mas-india.com, a spiritual giftstore. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Uma_Simon

I titled this article “Focusing Energy For A Tarot Reading” to give the seeker a pause for thought. No matter whether we are discussing healing, reiki, clairvoyance, mediumship, or divination with tarot cards, rune stones, or tea leaves, it's all about energy. All psychic activity falls under the header of energy work. Being that reading tarot is a form of energy work, it's important that anyone approaching tarot understand what this means. There are times when seekers engage a tarot reader with preconceived notions of what they should and should not do before and during a reading. Well, there are only two “shoulds” when seeking a tarot reading. The first and most important “should” is to simply relax. The second “should” is to focus the question. This is critical to the reading.

Now, this brings us to the preconceived notions. Sometimes a seeker will “test” the reader by refusing to ask a question. While it's understandable to want to assure yourself that you get a good reader, testing the reader is a total waste of money and time, for both of you. Here's why. Divination works best when the energy is focused down. This is why a proper question is so critical to a reading.

People assume that asking a defined question gives too much information to the reader. The preconceived notion is that to ask a question will result in a magician's reading rather than a true psychic reading. It's not about giving too much or too little information to the reader. It's all about the energy. Way back in the dark ages when the computer industry was in its fledgling stage, one of the first things taught to computer language students was the old “Garbage In Garbage Out” scenario. If you put garbage into computer language, you get garbage out. A divinatory tool is exactly the same. If you put muddy energy in, you will get muddy energy out. So asking a defined question sharpens the energy and draws out a better response. Ideally, a clear, defined answer is what you want, right?

Imagine energy in its natural state. It's everywhere, spread throughout the universe in all directions. Now imagine that your body is a part of that energy, but the energy of your soul is focused down into a human form. This focused energy animates your body and keeps it alive. Now imagine part of that scattered energy in the universe being manipulated into a glowing ball above your head. Imagine that this glowing ball is the dilemma you face. Now as you pose a defined question, imagine that this glowing ball forms a funnel that directs the energy downward into a pinpoint in space-time.

To further illustrate this point, let's describe the difference between a lousy question to ask the tarot and a defined question.

A man seeks out a tarot reader. The man has a question in mind, but he doesn't want to “inadvertently” give the tarot reader too much information, because in order for this man to believe in psychic experience, someone has to prove it to him by telling him things that a stranger could never possibly know. So, this man finds a tarot reader, sits down at the little table before him, and asks for a tarot reading. The tarot reader asks if he has a particular question, to which the man replies no. At this point, the tarot reader might suggest that a question is in order, that she does not do an open reading. The man fumbles, falters, stammers, stutters and finally says that he can't think of a single question. So, the tarot reader performs an open reading. Some things are revealed in the reading, and this intrigues the man, so he decides to go ahead and pose a question.

“What about my relationship with my wife's kids?” This is an example of an unfocused question. This is a muddy energy put in and it's about to give muddy energy back.

The cards pulled are the Ace of Cups, Judgment, and the Six of Swords. WOW! If the reader only pulled the Ace of Cups, the reader would be inclined to say that the man has a wonderful relationship with his wife's kids. Hmmm. But add Judgment and the Six of Swords to that mix, and the meaning becomes unclear. After all, the reader has no idea just how many kids are involved, what age they are, and why the man asked. Since each card modifies the other, there are many ways to read this three-card spread. A beginner might look at the cards and see that the man has a great relationship with his wife's kids, that a new situation is emerging, and the family might move into a new house. Even a professional reader might have trouble focusing in on the real, underlying issue that caused the man to pose the question in the first place. Why go through the hassle of by-guess and by-gosh? Asking a better question saves a whole lot of time.

Now let's look at this a different way. A focused question would be: “I've been concerned about my relationship with my stepson. Is there any way I can improve that situation?”

Now you've focused the energy, and you can expect a clear answer.

Using the same cards, we can see that there are possibilities for the relationship to improve. The man might be a tad too hard on the stepson, and may actually be a little judgmental of the stepson. The cards drawn suggest that the man should move away from a position of judgment, to let go of his intellectualized evaluation of the son, and work toward having the family working in unison and improving communication. To do so could resurrect a floundering situation and give it new life.

You can clearly see the difference that a focused question makes. The focused question did not “give” the reader too much information about the man and his family. Rather the focused question helped direct the reader to the best possible answer.

This is what tarot reading is all about: focusing energy into a clear result.

This explanation can be beneficial for both the beginning tarot reader seeking answers for themselves or an individual seeking a consultation with a professional tarot reader.

If you have no particular question in mind, an open reading can be useful. In such cases, a spread that highlights the surrounding energy can certainly give the seeker some different perspectives and perhaps even some direction in life in general. But when it comes to a dilemma, the focused question is the key to a resolution. If a seeker is concerned about revealing too much, then simply confirm or deny with phrases like, “Yes, that makes sense to me” or “No, I can't confirm that” or “Can you be a little more clear?”

So, let's look again at the “should” and “should nots.”

Shoulds:

1) Relax

2) Ask a focused question

Should Nots:

1) Don't test the reader. Psychic energy doesn't work the way the mainstream population believes it does. Perceptions are subtle and very rarely detailed enough to start whipping out names, dates, and color of clothing worn on the tenth wedding anniversary.

2) Don't ask a muddy, unfocused question and expect a clear answer.

When going into a professional tarot reading, remember that you paid for this service, and the energy that you carry into that room with you can also affect the outcome of the reading. Your energy can affect the cards. So, make sure that you are relaxed, open to connecting with your Higher Self, and open-minded about the reader. Also, leave any preconceived notions at the door. A tarot reader who is also intuitive will pick up on that energy, and this will make the tarot reader uncomfortable and can actually deplete the reader's energy so that the reader has difficulty accessing Higher Knowledge.

If you've never had a tarot reading before, tell the tarot reader that you haven't. Also, if you are nervous about the reading, tell the reader. Legitimate, responsible readers will make sure that you are comfortable before they begin the reading, and will oftentimes explain how tarot works so that you can understand and just relax and enjoy the process.

Also, make sure that you have a good rapport with the tarot reader, and check your own energy, or feelings about that person. It's important that you feel comfortable and confident.

I keep a code of ethics posted in my reading room so that my clients know and understand that I have their best interests at heart and that I have a firm foundation of honest practice.

Don't be afraid to ask the reader questions, like: “How long have you been reading tarot?” and “Do you have a posted code of ethics?” or “Do you belong to any tarot organizations?

Tarot certification is no real indicator of how good someone is, so I don't consider this to be a true measurement for the seeker. However, I do highly recommend that you ask some questions so that you feel confident with your reader. Also, it is wise to ask around and find out what other people have experienced with the same reader. For the most part, the community will know which readers are legitimate, and asking around can help you avoid the pitfalls of a scam artist. But be sure you ask someone who has had real experience with the reader in question and that the person is open to psychic experience. You don't want a non-believer to cause you to miss out on an enlightening experience.

Sometimes a seeker will find that if they go into a reading with a combative, challenging, or disbelieving attitude, the legitimate, intuitive tarot reader may choose not to read for that person. An intuitive will not want to muddy their energy by reading for someone who doesn't believe or waste their time with someone who is only out to challenge them. True psychics learn to protect their energy and their vibration. So, keep this in mind as well. Remember, garbage in garbage out.

Hopefully, this article has offered you some more useful tools and suggestions to help you understand the nature of energy, the Higher Self, and psychic experience.

Good luck in your endeavors, and, as always, enjoy the path.

Copyright 2009 Cassy's Tarot

Cassy LeBedz is the author of the book Tarot Cassy's Way and the creator of Cassy's Oracle Coins. For years, she has been a much sought after professional tarot reader and spiritual teacher. How To Read Tarot Cards Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Cassy_Lebedz