The Power of Questions

People often ask, “Will I get the job?” or “Will they come back?” But Tarot shines brightest not when predicting fate, but when guiding intention. Try asking:

• “What do I need to know about this opportunity?”

• “What energy am I bringing into this relationship?”

• “What is blocking my personal growth?”

A subtle shift in how we ask invites a deeper, wiser response. The Tarot Deck: More Than Just Cards

A Tarot deck holds 78 cards, but each is a universe of its own. The Major Arcana (22 cards) represent spiritual lessons and life’s major transitions — The Fool’s journey through love, loss, growth, and rebirth. The Minor Arcana (56 cards) reflect day-to-day events, emotions, and choices. Within them live the four suits — Cups, Wands, Swords, and Pentacles — each aligned with elements, energies, and aspects of our lives.

Cups: emotions, love, intuition (Water)

Wands: passion, creativity, action (Fire)

Swords: thoughts, truth, conflict (Air)

Pentacles: career, money, stability (Earth)

These cards speak to us in metaphors and symbols, not rules. They offer insight — not orders. A Tarot reading is a conversation, not a command.