Tarot: Connecting the Dots for 500 Years

Though as a young person you may have thought you invented love or pain, you understand now—and likely take comfort in the fact!—that you are the inheritor of universal lessons and experiences. For more than 500 years Tarot readings have served to connect the dots between our individual and universal experiences, exposing both the patterns in our lives and the greater patterns we take part in.

A Hollywood Psychic Tarot reader who has used the cards for almost forty years, says that her clients turn to Tarot when they are faced with too many or too few choices in their lives, specifically regarding career or love issues.

Because the cards embody archetypal journeys and lessons that transcend culture and ethnicity, she says that one of the remarkable things about Tarot is the universality of the cards. “Information provided by the archetypes helps to anchor information in a reading, which makes the more difficult messages easier to deliver,” she says.

The typical Tarot deck contains 78 cards which are divided into 22 major and 56 minor arcana. Cards in the major arcana contain universal images that represent the evolution of consciousness in an individual, some of which include the Judge (seeker of truth), the Empress (bringer of abundance), and Death (bringer of transformation and change).

Through a combination of information in the cards and experience interpreting their meaning, several of our psychics skillfully use Tarot readings to reveal the patterns in your life and provide you with input about the best course of action to take.