TAROT — TRUTH OR A LIE?

Tarot comes in a set of symbolic images. It provokes. It inspires. It challenges the mind to look for hidden meanings. The interpretation of tarot cards depends on the tarot reader. It may be true. It may be false.

SPIRITUAL GROWTH & TIMING

Maya Britan

10/13/20262 min read

Tarot questions truth or lie? Learn about tarot cards
Tarot questions truth or lie? Learn about tarot cards

The Answer Is Hidden In The Question.

Tarot cards neither tell the truth nor lie.

Tarot comes in a set of symbolic images.

It provokes.
It inspires.
It challenges the mind to look for hidden meanings.

The interpretation of tarot cards
depends on the tarot reader.

It may be true.
It may be false.

Most conventional tarot decks are presented with general meanings attached to each card.

But when it comes to human life experience, there is no one-size-fits-all.

Just like astrology:

Every sign comes with a predetermined set of qualities and meanings.

But no one person is perfectly defined by their birth sign.

The astrologer reads from a chart that connects the relationships within the person and other dominant elements in their surroundings.

Then a story emerges.

Tarot reading is very much like astrology.

The relationships between the cards.
The placements in the spread.
The meanings.

They all collaborate in the tapestry of one's life story.

Thus, reading each card's meaning may not always yield the truth.

There is a different way to read tarot.

Because tarot imagery is often unusual, the mind hesitates at first to define what is being presented.

That's a great opportunity to slow down.

Take time before coming to conclusions.

Think about it!

The card you are looking at is like a mirror, holding a reflection of the person who is asking the question.

Whether it is you or the person you are reading for, remember:

The answer is hidden in the question
because the question itself contains information.

Before trying to answer the question, the reader may need to understand what has given rise to it.

Now.

Reverse your attention from the questions you may have and acknowledge what you actually see.

Wait before making up your mind.

Hold the image without trying to understand it.

Forget what you know.

— For a second.

The first information that comes to mind reveals the reason for the question itself, as well as the state of Mind and Heart of the person who is asking.

This information may not have any obvious connection to the question.

But give it some time.

And this truth will lead you to another truth.

Don't rush for quick answers.

Life is far more intricate than a yes-or-no answer.

Let the relationship of one truth guide you to another.