LESSON 8: GET CRYSTAL CLEAR ON YOUR TAROT READINGS | HOW TO CLARIFY TAROT CARDS

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Welcome to Lesson 8 with the Tarot Rockstars! In this session, I'm going to show you how to take your tarot readings to the next level with some expert tips on how to clarify them. We'll be giving you a mini-reading so that you can follow along and see how we do it, step by step. Don't worry if you're a beginner, or if you've been reading tarot for years - I promise that you'll come away with how to get crystal clear on your readings.

 In this lesson, I'll explore how to effectively use clarification cards to gain deeper insights into your Tarot spreads, specifically focusing on a romantic relationship scenario.

Understanding Clarification Cards

Clarification cards serve a crucial role in Tarot readings, offering additional context and clarity to initial card pulls. They help refine interpretations and uncover hidden aspects of a situation.

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Clarification Cards

1. Setting the Intention: At the start of the lesson, our focus was on understanding the current state of a romantic relationship. The primary card drawn was the King of Pentacles, indicating slow progress and potential involvement of a Gemini or Taurus.

2. Identifying the Need for Clarification: Given the initial insight, further clarification was sought to delve deeper into the dynamics of the relationship.

3. Drawing Clarification Cards: Additional cards were drawn:

  • Knight of Pentacles: Highlighting ongoing, steady conditions in the relationship.
  • Ten of Swords: Signifying challenges and drama, possibly betrayal or feeling stabbed in the back.
  • Two of Swords: Indicating uncertainty and communication issues.
  • Six of Wands: Promising victory and positive outcomes, suggesting eventual success and resolution.

Interpretation:

King of Pentacles and Knight of Pentacles: These cards suggest a steady but slow-moving relationship. The Knight's direction towards the future indicates ongoing commitment despite uncertainties.

Ten of Swords: This card unveils underlying drama and potential feelings of betrayal, contributing to the complexity of the relationship.

Two of Swords: Reflecting on communication barriers and uncertainty about the future direction of the relationship.

Six of Wands: Ultimately, this card promises victory and positive resolution. It indicates that despite challenges, efforts will lead to success and fulfillment in the relationship.

The use of clarification cards in Tarot readings provides invaluable depth and insight into complex situations. Each card drawn adds a layer of understanding, guiding the reader towards a comprehensive interpretation.

Remember, Tarot reading is an art that requires patience, practice, and trust in your intuition. With dedication and continued practice, you'll develop a deeper connection with the cards and uncover profound insights into various aspects of life.

I hope you found this lesson enriching and insightful. Stay tuned for more in-depth explorations into the world of Tarot readings. Until next time, keep practicing and trusting your intuition.

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So, grab your deck, get comfy, and join me for Lesson 8 of Tarot is Easy with the Tarot Rockstars!

Thank you for joining me in this lesson. Happy reading!








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