7 Tarot Tips for Learning Tarot Card Meanings

[@greysrays1270]

Tarot reading truly is an art.

[@loonylooser9422]

It is. It takes so much time, and so much interpretation to understand all the different cards meanings.

[@intuitivediane]

I think it is in your blood. You never lose the enthusiasm when you read and it is spot on or you learn a spiritual lesson. It stays with you for life

[@ifbbnaya]

It is ❤

[@RaynebowLyfe]

IM JUST STARTING TO READ TAROT CARDS AND I FOUND YOUR TUTORIAL TO BE VERY HELPFUL. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, LIGHT, BLESSINGS

[@skuezyme4737]

I feel that it would help if the reader would explain to their client about the values that the minor arcana cards represent,; like - the wands represent the 'different issues from energy'. the swords represent 'mental issues from struggles or victories', the pentacles represent 'money issues or resources', the cups represent 'emotional issues or happy abundance from the heart'. Knowing this (helped me) categorize the general representation of each card presented. What spiritual category each card resonates may help everyone if they are aware of these BEFORE the reading even begins. What do you think? (The major arcana cards are definitely horses of a different color).

[@XXIheart14]

I love these exercises; if not for a way to learn the meanings, it will certainly bring a person closer to their deck. Thanks for this!

[@sopranophantomista]

Another thing I've noticed in the Minor Arcana is that you can extrapolate a story for each suit, much like Tips 3 and 4. There's 10 'chapters' to the story, and it's up to you as the diviner to take the meaning from the individual chapters. Thanks for uploading this video, I'm new to Tarot and these will certainly help me find my way through the myriad of meanings for each one.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

sopranophantomista Yes! You are absolutely right. That is actually a creative writing exercise I did a few years ago, where you write a story and each Tarot card in the minor suit of your choice tells one part of a story, as you progress through the 1-10, each card reveals a new chapter in the story. Good luck with your Tarot studies!!! Cheers, Kate

[@lynnebash2278]

I just got a "Color your own deck" set and I am writing the meanings on the back. The package came with a regular deck and then the one to color in I feel like this is the perfect way for me to make my own "flash card " deck without harming a good deck.

[@knyune]

I know it's been a while since you posted this comment but I googled a "colour your own deck" and it's £4 in a store near me so I'm going to pick one up! Thanks so much! ^^

[@AugustBug56]

lynne bash Clever! 😉👍🏻🐞

[@richard6088]

I used the flash card app in the play store and created flag cards for the entire minor arcana. The Major arcana are much more important to experience.

[@akhetcypresssage2580]

Lol I was just talking with my mom about getting those. I plan on having them from olive-dark brown in skin tone. Ase'

[@Hart-Strings]

Goodness! I just realized how old this video is.

[@Milorayn]

How could anyone dislike this video. This video is gold! Thank you for your time!!!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you :) So glad you appreciate it!

[@AugustBug56]

🐞 Agreed 👍🏻👍🏻😊

[@amyanda]

4 is a steady stable number. Think.pf the 4 legs of a table. Numerology makes a lot of sense when you study it.

[@ForWhyThooo]

I love the way you explain the cards and how to learn them. Others just throw out a ton of meaning to one card and sometimes it can all be drastically different.. I like your method a lot. Thanks for this video.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thanks Cena - glad you found this helpful :)

[@ceecee3488]

You are such a great teacher. I was hesitant to get into learning about the cards......meaning I can see some of my friends or family rolling their eyes at me. But you do this in such a way that is very thought-filled and meaningful. I believe I am going to enjoy very much learning all about the cards and doing a reading, even if for just myself! Thank you.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Cindy, this is really nice to hear :) Thank you. I'm so glad that you resonate with my teaching style. And yes, some of your family and friends MAY roll their eyes at you learning Tarot, but who cares? You'll be learning Tarot! ;)

[@AttractaFahy1]

Really good video and so generous of you to take the time and share this, Thank You, just to say that I took a course on Tarot last year, one evening a week over ten weeks, I would actually say the course was based on your tips with the expansion of experiential learning and exploration of same, so, to affirm your generosity, you are not giving tips, you are teaching. Much Love to you.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Attracta - I am so happy you enjoyed this :) Cheers, Kate

[@GoldPaydotcom]

I agree! I have taken many courses, on many different subjects.. Only to see that there is a KZbin video that is free! I love it!! Which is why I always make sure to like, comment, subscribe, and even share! Thank you again for a great video! Your time and energy is very much appreciated!

[@1Whoopsy]

I do agree that this was an amazing clear and helpfull video. Haven't follow any course yet. I read several different books and look things up online. And this had been one of the most helpfull video out there for me!! Thanks so much!! 🙏

[@ladybug513]

This is by far the ABSOLUTE BEST video I've seen on this. I just recently bought my first deck and a wonderful book that goes along with it that I've started with to memorize the cards but your techniques in this video are going to make it 100% easier and will give me a better connection to each card rather than just memorization. Thank you so much!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you, Ladybug! I'm so happy you liked this and found it really helpful :) Congrats on getting your first deck and I hope you have as much fun learning the Tarot as I did :)

[@jayaroy3557]

I have been drawn to Tarot since few years. But recently ordered my 1st pack decided to learn it on my own & came across to your video today It feels like who needs a Book! Such an easy and beautiful explanation on How to learn the Art and practice. Each of your tip is practical and helpful. Looking forward to get my cards delivered. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@rjd9041]

this is one of the best techniques for tarot card reading. i personalized mine when I do my reading, and sometimes a vision appear in my head while I’m looking at a specific card. thank you very much for this post 🕉❤️🙏

[@ChaChanna]

As I am re-entering the tarot world, I found these tips to be amazing and can't wait to try them. Thank you for sharing your tips!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

***** That's so good to hear, ChaChanna! Thanks for watching :)

[@ZoManik]

I just saw this on your site: "If you are the creative writing type, try crafting a story ...". I LOVE THIS. I'm a poet & new to Tarot. Last Fall, I incorporated the Major Arcana in a daily meditation & poetic endeavor comprised of 3 purposes: 1. To encourage daily meditation; 2. To really digest and absorb meaning & relation within the cards; 3. To generate new poetic material that had no ultimate purpose other than to "let go" & simply "be". I'm in the editing/revision process now. :-)

[@MrCaptainPants]

This was one of the best tarot videos I've seen on KZbin in a long time! great ideas here, and very useful. Thank you so much for posting this!

[@sinstarinablak]

I've been reading tarot for awhile now but these are such good tips to use, even to just touch base with your decks and reaffirm what you've learned through working with them!

[@thebatzinator]

This was very helpful. I bought my first deck about twenty years ago but was intimidated by remembering the meanings. I just received a new deck for my birthday and your tips make it a lot less intimidating. Thank you.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Your welcome, Kat! I hope you enjoy getting to know your new Tarot deck :)

[@nicolaan6991]

Greatly helpful, didn't realize I could just actually group the cards according to number and see a common theme! Now this gives me just the right idea not to get confused with the numbering especially that numbers do play a huge role in synchronicity. Thank you very much!

[@rogereaston1188]

Thank you Kate, for these videos. I have just acquired my first deck of cards. A Rider-Waite Tarot Deck. pretty basic deck. I have felt drawn to tarot for sometime, although I have never had a real reading for myself. You're videos are very down to earth and easy to understand.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thanks Roger, glad you enjoy these vids. And congrats on getting your first deck! That's exciting! Have fun with it :)

[@hopemccoy]

Roger Easton have you learned much since you posted this comment? I'm wanting to buy a deck and learn about them.

[@hopemccoy]

Ferdinand Mravenec does it matter who gives it to me? Do they need to have experience? If not, I'll have my husband get them lol.

[@TahrahStar]

Why shouldn't you purchase your own cards? Every single set of the 30 odd I have in my collection I purchased myself and have been reading successfully for over 37 years,

[@TahrahStar]

@ Ferdinand...That's phooey, wives tale stuff, you will not get bad luck purchasing a deck of cards for yourself. There is some great youtubers on here who give run-throughs of their decks, go find some and they all purchase the majority of them themselves, including their first deck...

[@greenlimabean]

I recommend the Mystic Mondays deck. Fun, joyful, modern, minimal, use of color. So pleasurable to look at. It's a deck I want to look at. Just enough there to understand it

[@CreativeSoul333]

For me, getting tarot readings for a very long time myself has helped me to learn Tarot and what each card means for me. So, now that I am learning to read for others and myself those readings I received over a year's time has helped me a lot!

[@otsadashe-wolf4072]

These are all excellent tips, although I do agree with you about number 7, I don't think I could ever bring myself to write on my deck. A tip I found helps me sometimes is sticking a card to a dry erase board with a magnet and writing around it...any symbols that stand out to me, keywords associated with the card, what meaning if any I gather from the colors in the card. It not only helped while developing my own definitions of the cards, but even now of a card keeps coming up in readings over and over and I think it's trying to tell me something I'm not getting, it helps to examine it more closely.

[@amethystsamia]

Name a song that embodies the meaning of each card. “Come Sail Away” for the 6 of Swords for example. This is a hard one but it helps. I’ve not even Completed this one. Yet. 😁😁😁

[@robenkhoury7079]

Are you done with it? :D

[@sandrahall3396]

What a fantastic idea! Especially since I have an expansive collection of 80’s pop music forever stuck in my mind. I’ve always said that’s why I can’t hardly retain new memories, my mind is too full of old songs. 😂

[@usadatingafricanmenculture3127]

Great idea

[@darkthrongrising5470]

Ive read 10 maybe 15 books about tarot and watched numerous videos over the last 3 or 4 years, and this was the simplicity I was looking for. Thank you Kate. All 7 tips were very helpful. I do not remember the authors name off hand but this video goes really well with a book I found on Google Play called "Tarot Alchemy". If you havent already, check it out, I think you will find that it falls in line well with what you are doing here.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Robert - that is so good to hear! I will check out that book :)

[@tasneemchandia3470]

I loved your idea of journaling about each card. So I started with a binder so I can add pages as I go. Can’t wait to see how it turns out. I’m super new. But loving connecting with them daily. I also got a pack off little blank biz cards and plan to write key words for each card on them while learning. Like a flash card and see how I like learning that way.

[@kayhalsey]

Thank you Kate, as cycles of life come and go, the Tarot always amazes me when I pull the same cards over and over. This really helped me to learn the meanings and It helped me to realize that energy tends to manifest and stay grouped together till that time has passed. (Probably for lessons to be learned)

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Kay - I'm glad you found my video helpful :) Happy Tarot Reading! Kate

[@TheOvillain]

I love the point of view with your hands. It makes me feel like I'm using your eyes to watch the demonstration. It's quite different than looking at my old man hands. lol And thanks for all of your hard work helping us learn the Tarot. It's appreciated! Tim

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Tim :) That's a really funny point you make - I have never thought of it that way! But I'm glad it helps you.

[@donnarion1147]

This really made me smile when this video showed up today (Aug. 2023) in my recommendations - it was the first tarot video I ever watched on YT several years ago now. Great video and excellent channel.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Oh my gosh, that's so cool! ♥ it was like a blast from the past!

[@AugustBug56]

Post it notes work great as an alternative to writing on the actual deck you're learning 😊

[@autumnisawitch5048]

This video is lovely. I've been reading cards for a good while now, but I still love looking into other people's ideas/strategies for interpreting and connecting with the cards. Thanks for sharing :)

[@Droid_666]

write a poem or incantation or prayer or whatever the hell you wanna call it for each card. i kid you not you will have no choice but to learn them. you can even invoke or evoke the card by reciting the poem to yourself or others. Just do a steam of consciousness exercise where everything you think about the cards meaning is written down. then take notes from a book on the meanings, then write what you literally and symbolically see in the actual pictures themselves. Then you take all that jumbled information and find all the words that rhyme with each-other. use those rhymes to make yourself a poem. (even if the poem itself has no rhyme on purpose) once you have one poem for each card your'e pretty much there. Extra credit if you incorporate reversals either as a sort of bridge within the poem or write 78 separate poems for the reversed meaning of each card. Good luck tho because this method is not for everyone and requires a large amount of time, dedication, and contemplation. but its worth it.

[@questionseveryth1ng]

awesome! yeah, I can see that taking some time, but sounds like an amazing technique ...I'm going to do it!!

[@Charginasaur]

Thank you so much for this. I still remember the opening to Romeo and Juliet because they made us memorize it in middle school. I’m 28. So I think this may be the method for me! Also, I just got deja vu while typing this.

[@remember_annie]

Way beyond me right now. But I like the idea

[@RAVENMoonTarot]

That's a good idea but learning the meanings isn't always advised in fact some readers are alot better doing it intuitively. I like to kind of do both at once for more information. Whatever works for the reader.

[@RAVENMoonTarot]

@@remember_annie you may be an intuitive reader I can give you advice on some courses that are easy free and very helpful

[@amberlundeen]

I have the Vertigo deck by Dave McKean, the great part about it is that a lot of the cards have characters from some of the Vertigo comic books and graphic novels. Since I've read a lot of them it's easier for me to remember the meaning of the cards cause I can relate it back to the character or a situation the character was in. I was lucky to get this deck. I feel so deeply connected to it. Thank you for this video, I'm going to try these exercises!.

[@Xosidhe]

Amber Lundeen Now that I know this deck exists, I have to have it 😂

[@Sparklysisters349]

Hey, kate, first of all, I love your videos and they help to read tarot very well. I just want to say that can you please make a video on PAMELA COLMAN SMITH 💜

[@erthlng]

yesss the artist of the rider-waite deck

[@erthlng]

is it artist or author for tarot cards? both XD

[@OMFGitsLindyLopez]

I have watched quite a few learning to read Tarot card videos and read some books, but I think the tip to look at the movement and lack of moment in the cards is excellent. Even though I have been using Oracle cards for about 6 years or so, I never wanted to try Tarot because it seemed TOO complicated. I've always tried to tune into the card through my intuition when reading any type of cards, though. Tarot is quickly becoming my favorite now! Thanks :)

[@DailyTarotGirl]

I'm really pleased that tip helped you :) And that's wonderful that you're opening up to Tarot now. It does seem more complicated at first, but once you get into it it's not :) Cheers, Kate

[@marilynwarbis7224]

Have just come across this video and it looks to be the most helpful aid to learning the cards that I've seen. I look forward to viewing more videos of the Daily Tarot Girl.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Marilyn! I'm so glad this video was helpful to you ♥

[@elliottschramm4861]

i'm about to buy my first tarot card deck tomorrow - ahh! it's the luminous spirit deck and it took my breath away when i saw it. thanks for this video!

[@MsMoonlitelady]

Finally, a very "sensible" tutorial for us Tarot readers! Thank you so much!

[@ssparadise]

I love what you share here Kate. Although I have been practicing for several months now I find myself heavily relying on my various books and a wonderful app Galaxy Tarot on my phone for interpretations. I like the idea of creating a story, relaying to my life experience. All the tips are good and I agree about writing on the cards, just seems not right. My very first deck I got years ago was the Starter Tarot and the meanings are written on them. Thanx again for sharing your wisdom of the cards

[@markcarlin9330]

I have scanned my cards so that I can make a folder for each one Using microsoft word I have put the image of the card to the top left and make notes on the right. I have also because they are in individual folders used note pad as a tagging system with main meanings which I can use the doc file for more notes as needed. I plan on adding other details to these folders such as symbolism, numerology and colour meanings etc This way I can build a detailed a quick reference to each cards. I also plan on making my own tarot decks as I am getting back into doing art. These references will help me for when I design my own cards. I suggest that others photocopy each card on A4 paper leaving them the original card in fill size, this will give you plenty of room to make notes.

[@grandmavodka]

I just swapped to a new deck after falling out of it for a few months and I'm starting all over again - your videos are the best I've found for help for beginners :)

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Yay! That's so nice to hear! Thank you :) Glad you find my stuff helpful.

[@terrybell6527]

I just got interested in tarot cards and now Im trying to figure out the meanings for the cards. Thank you so much. This helped alot.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

You are so welcome - I'm glad it was helpful for you, Terry ♥

[@evangelion2894]

For how my mind works, I find this more helpful than some other videos I just watched. Especially pointing out that the suits, numbers within a suite, etc. are ways to categorize themes within the deck. Thank you for these tips!!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Good to hear :) Glad you found this helpful!

[@heidihofkamp666]

Been watching vids 6 months and this and 6 ways to choose card have been really really helpful. Ty ty ty

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Yay! that's so good to hear :)

[@DailyTarotGirl]

That is so good to hear! I recently got back into creative writing and I have been using Tarot cards for ideas and it works beautifully :)

[@Shalini2808]

Daily Tarot Girl wow that's very interesting. I am an aspiring writer and recently got interested in learning tarot.. I never think it could be a source of inspiration for writing

[@swaggattarius4355]

Omg, me too. With all this planet upheaval and new beginnings I felt so pushed to start writing again, it was always my biggest talent. It’s super terrifying though because I’d have to go all in and it would be the income for myself and two teenagers. I’ve used the cards to help with my confidence for sure though.

[@kimberlytuckermoss7187]

I've been feeling drawn to tarot cards since I was little. Never got a deck tho. I don't even know anyone else personally, who does have any. But my husband finally bought me some for my birthday this past February. We've been moving pretty much since I got them so now I think I can finally start really focusing on these and learning about them. Im so excited to do this!!! Thank you for the videos!!!! So very helpful!!!! ☺🔮🌟🌠

[@DailyTarotGirl]

That's wonderful, Kimberly :) I hope you have as much fun with your new deck as I did when I first started learning. Good luck! Cheers, Kate

[@Hipiiiiii2]

Thank you so much for this tips, I will try all except last one :D Ive already done some psychic excercizes in last few days and I saw how sharper Im getting. Im really excited about all this. I read tarot for few months and sometimes have trouble in a way that Im not connected with cards. Thank you for this video, I like your voice also

[@stephyfae]

If you have more than one tarot deck, do this with two at the same time. For example, I am using my rider waite tarot cards as well as my everyday witch tarot and it is really helpful to lay down the same suit from two different decks. It really helps you to find what connects them and what sets them apart, like why you might be drawn to one deck is because the same card will have a different take on a meaning that judt might not make sense in another deck if that makes sense.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

I love this idea!

[@parnaguidinglighttarotbeyo2376]

I am a beginner in this field and I think this is pretty good excercise to follow and will help me further!!! !Thanks a lot for uploading this❤️

[@DailyTarotGirl]

I'm so glad you found this helpful :) Thanks for watching!

[@ZoManik]

That's wonderful! They go hand-in-hand so fluidly, I think!

[@gilbertoserrano6784]

Thank you for such a useful series of tips. I have been using them and I feel much more confident interpreting the meanings of the cards. Again, thank you! Blessings and light!🌞

[@amyanda]

Another tip is to think in terms of metaphore. So for example if you are giving a reading for someone who is very pit upon nd you turn over the hanged man reversed what might spring to mind is "climb down off your cross!" Time to stop feeling sorry for yourself and change your perspective and get a grip. Or with the chariot maybe you then it over and think "you need to get out of Dodge!" I feel like mataphores and figures of speach are really good tools. Star card might make you think "when you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are. Anything your heart desires will come to you." You see a card with a guy laying facedown and a back full of swords and "stabbed in the back" betrayal springs to mind. Try to link the card with something modern (or modern to you)... Does the strength card remind you or dorethy mot afraid to chastize the cowardly lion? The Emperor makes me think of the song "everybody wants to rule the world" by tears for fears which then reminds me of Steve jobs. (Because they used the song in a tv movie about him)

[@RebaBee83]

I trimmed that deck and edged it in black. It's now my go to Tarot deck. Great video! 💖✌

[@gldlks219]

I had a dream last night where I was going through the cards just like this and it looked like I was doing it but I knew I wasn’t but I couldn’t figure out why it looked like I was doing it but now I know why, it was the point of view from the video. I was wondering when I was going to see this particular premonition revealed. Thanks 🙂✨

[@azteck218]

EXCELLENT Tarot Tips!!! The best on You Tube! You are fantastic! Thank You SO much!!!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you :) I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@Countess559]

I've been doing flash cards and filling them in abc order, so when the cards fly out, I would pull the flash card for that particular card for the key information and set it by the original card to help me read it better. On my flash cards, I would write the key definition for upright or reverse.

[@cheeriototoro8063]

Doing this omg

[@Countess559]

@@cheeriototoro8063 it does help, and after awhile you won't need them.

[@ashk504]

These are amazing exercises! Thank you so much !

[@astorzzz402]

I should probably get another deck with pictures for the numbered suit

[@sharilyn8262]

Just ordered the The Druid Craft Tarot Deck from Amazon. Can't wait to get them and start learning how to do all this. Thank you

[@Jackdesj]

Great tutorial, thank you very much. Peace and love.

[@shaannonjames2792]

I was nervous using my raider waite tarot cards because I wasnt sure whether I could do a reading like I could using my Oracle or angel ones. So this has helped me to understand my cards better! Thank you x

[@DailyTarotGirl]

I'm so glad you found this helpful :) Thanks for watching, Shaannon!

[@indigowolf8379]

I have been reading tarot for years. I complied a huge notebook with all kinds of notes and information on the symbols. I felt that I needed to know everything about the card to give a more informative reading. I need to make it a little more simpler

[@bettyand42]

for tip 7, I found a free printable deck online and I've been taking notes on those. I wouldn't use them for readings but the physical act of writing helps me remember.

[@jacksonlim4818]

Thank you Kate for your generosity and kindness to share your ways, they are very helpful and interesting!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Jackson Lim Thank you so much, Jackson :)

[@MoroccanVenom]

im just starting to learn the cards, thank you for your video.

[@louisjosephstivali7586]

Hi Kate...thanks for all your tarot videos...all well explained in a pleasing, calming and comforting voice...you make a daunting task manageable for a newbie...may you be abundantly blessed by the Unmiverse

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Louis - that's good to hear, glad you're finding my videos helpful :)

[@louisjosephstivali7586]

you're welcome Kate...my best wishes to you] and thanks again for your site and helpfulness...Louis

[@Presca1]

Excellent real tips. I like to really understand how each card relates, be able to relate to the imagery on it and understand the many different meanings. You're the first instruction video that really applies to how I learn. Thank you.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

I'm so glad you found this helpful, Presca :) Thanks for watching!!!

[@doribooks]

thank you! This is more than just tips. I'm contemplating classes for better understanding and came across your video. So inciteful that I am postponing those classes

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Glad you found this so helpful, Doris :) If you liked this video you might also like my website - it's got lots of similar stuff on it: www.daily-tarot-girl.com

[@carmelo6227]

Very helpful tips. Thank you very much.

[@anandamurphy4912]

Thank you for making this video to help myself as others to get better knowledge of how to read the cards better.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

You are very welcome, Ananda :) Thanks for watching!

[@amicst]

These tips were extremely helpful! thank youu

[@janmckinnon5546]

Thank you so much for posting this videos. I am just beginning to try and learn the cards and your suggestions are golden!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@reddyjess]

Thank you for this video, I'm trying to improve reading

[@yvonnebranston5286]

thank you kate, i was having problems remembering the cards but now i feel with these techniques it will so much easier. many blessings to you :-)

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Your welcome Yvonne, I'm glad I could help!

[@TaraNikitaBlake]

Thanks very much. very helpful. connected to these exercises immediately.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Good to hear, Tara :)

[@Rose-inspirations]

I have started to write down the group of 10 and I found it easier for me to understand the difference between each suite in the same number

[@PatientPerspective]

You can write your own key words. So, instead of going to the card book you can jist flip your card. Also. When you make a spread from intuition the key words will help you (guys) put the message(s) together.

[@chesca3577]

Thanks because it’s a very helpful video for those who just start learning tarot reading!

[@sharonfletcher-medeiros4054]

Wow.. your a great teacher.. thank you very much! I enjoyed your lesson and wi definitely watch this over again. Also ilm suggest this video...

[@EvilEves1]

Thank you. Everyone learns differently and I've learned to watch many different KZbin videos on a subject and one will strike a chord with me.... that was yours. I have a suggestion for the writing in the cards, I got 250 blank cards to make my own deck for $20. Obviously having a ton of extra I was able to make a set with cheat notes on them just to practice and read flash card myself.. I actually printed and glued full meaning and wrote my own notes As well. Thanks for the idea it helped me big time.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you - I'm so glad you liked this and found it helpful :) And I like your idea with the blank cards - that's a fantastic trick!

[@shastafog2516]

Index cards are the right size for your idea. Great idea, cheap 3.00. Find the artist in yourself also 😁😉

[@BarbaraDAversa]

I love your videos. The excersise I'm doing to remember and connecting with my cards is drawing them on a journal. I'm drawing each card and writing down key words. On the back of that page I expand the meaning. I'm an artist so visual memory is my winning card. I hope my approach is helpful for someone!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Barbara :) And I love your suggestion of drawing the cards.

[@HawkQuantum]

really good video but I think its a really good tip if you will say that every minor arcana card correlate with the major arcana ... like the ones with the magician that he have all the suit on his table a beginning of the Idea and you can choose what like the ace of swords that represent a new idea and the twos to the high priestess that she sits on a throne betwin to pillars that represent a choice a duality like in the two of swords a woman have 2 swords held up high...

[@starisesun7692]

You didn't explain the diffrance between the number 4 in the deck

[@ButchWahlsmith]

This is well done and very helpful. I am grateful for your contribution and wisdom. Thank you and please make it a wonderful day.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you, Joseph :) I am happy you found it helpful. Cheers, Kate

[@parthhvi_3]

Thanku for helping in simple way to understand 🙏🙏🙏

[@lenzybluz4347]

Super tips..best ever! Thank you so much. Wonderful👍✨

[@MiataBRG]

Really helpful set of ideas, thank you. Also your tips are good for simple meditative uses or just browsing through the cards. I too had my first tarot cards 20 years ago (Golden Dawn tarot deck) but have just come back to the RW deck after a long break so need a refresher! (Mark, U.K.)

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Thank you Simone! Glad you found this helpful :) I relied heavily on book meanings too, when I first began - it wasn't until a couple years ago that I really began branching out.

[@rockwytch]

Thank you, great tips...I'm off to try them out now. Blessed be.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Yes! if you go to my website (link in description of this video), I have done an article about reversals - its filed under "Learn Tarot" on my site.

[@WeilingMandarin]

Newbie here, 1000% appreciate this video! Thank you so much!! Definitely will follow them to practice 💖💖💖💖💖

[@DailyTarotGirl]

I'm so happy to hear this, Weiling :) Glad my video was helpful for you ♥

[@bhartibaksi5528]

Thanx for explaining....great

[@Hart-Strings]

This is very helpful thank you. Now there are several decks you can buy with the meanings actually on the cards. I went to Amazon and typed in “tarot with meaning” because I couldn’t remember the name of the deck is seen. I was surprised at how many different decks came up.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

The Wandering Star tarot comes to mind - it has keywords written on the cards but not in an intrusive way, it's subtle and fits in with the art on the card.

[@TonyBittner1]

Thank you for your useful tips! My fiancé Ryan, gave me his first deck as a present a couple of months ago in Edinburgh. I'm currently in Santiago, Chile and I've been learning so much with Rachel Pollack's books and your videos.

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

I’m just now wanting to learn.. thank you for the tips...

[@butterflymagicwithhottea9291]

This was helpful and I will watch a few more times. Thank you.

[@DailyTarotGirl]

+Carmen St-Denis Good to hear, Carmen! Thank you :)

[@RainbowZimbo]

Thanks Kate, sound advice. Bright Blessings to you ~ Ash

[@RainbowZimbo]

I think that last tip is really useful! Particularly if you have an "ah-ha" moment or discover a new edge to a card you had not previously thought of, or interpreted.

[@mckenya7345]

This is truly helpful! I’m going to try a few of the exercises!

[@DailyTarotGirl]

Yay! Good to hear, Mckenya :)