Beginner’s Tarot Spread - Learn Fast

Welcome to this Mini Tutorial from the Tarot Shop UK, demonstrating how to read a basic spread. We hope that you find it helpful - please leave any questions in the comments below and we will answer them as soon as we are able.
Tarot Cards used in this demo are Simplicity Tarot By Emilie Muñiz, published by US Games, available here: the-tarot-shop...
Video to the learn the Tarot fast is here: • How To Read All 78 Tar...
Please like and subscribe so that you are notified when new content arrives and so that others may discover us too. Thank you.
Follow us : linktr.ee/thet...
#LearnTarot #ReadTarot #TarotLesson #tarotforbeginners #howtoreadtarot #Learntarotfast

[@gabvsd5934]

You are my go to Tarot card learning. I'm only a beginner but your teachings give me more accurate reading.

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment and good luck with the rest of your tarot journey ❤️

[@smminima2100]

Glad I found your video; simple and understandable explanations! New subscriber 💕

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Awesome! Thank you! x

[@lisaballard164]

Thank you!! This is so helpful! You’re a wonderful teacher (and I’m a teacher so I know good 😊). Also, your beautiful accent makes it easy to listen to.

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Oh thank you, what a lovely message and I'm very happy that you found it helpful ❤️

[@sonalikisku6098]

Great and helpful videos. Easy to get. More of these please ❤

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Absolutely and thank you for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it ❤

[@tonyasanderson9171]

Thank you!! Much Love! 💜💚🤗💕 Very Helpful! 💕

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are so welcome ❤️

[@udanapower7688]

You are fabulous. Thank you!

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are so welcome and thank you too ❤️

[@cazt314]

Thank you everything is making more sense now

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are welcome, I noted that you have also watch the 78 cards video (just replied to your comment) which helps me get a picture of where you are in your tarot journey. Please also add a daily draw to your new routine and keep randomly pulling cards to test your recall for their meaning. I have a free printout on my website on keywords so you could print that too. Keep a journal of all your readings and before you know it you'll be surprised at how easily it just clicks into place ❤️

[@levispinks2458]

Really great way of practicing for a beginner like me.

[@TheTarotShopUK]

I'm glad you found it helpful ❤️

[@sonuveerwalia]

Really glad to find your channel

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Welcome and I'm happy you found me. I encourage you to leave questions and I'll happily answer or provide a video to explain if it's a little more complicated ❤️

[@natalylubimova]

Thanks for this video! It's interesting and useful!

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are welcome ❤️

[@Aussiemamacita]

Your videos are very helpful, thank you!

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are so welcome ❤️

[@zeisx1006]

One of my mother's friend give me her tarot cards because there's a reason for it. Now I want to learn the meaning of it

[@TheTarotShopUK]

The very best of luck ❤️

[@alfierobson127]

Thank you x

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are so welcome and I'm glad you found it useful ♥

[@melanielogsdon]

Easy to follow thank you

[@TheTarotShopUK]

I'm glad you found it helpful, good luck with your readings❤️

[@Stardustarot1111]

Hello dear so happy to see your video Would you kindly make a video about yes and no cards when we ask a question

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Hi there, yes absolutely! I'll add it to the list of upcoming videos for you ❤

[@Stardustarot1111]

@@TheTarotShopUK thanks dear appreciate❤️

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Hi Neveen, just popping through my 'to-do replies' and I'm sorry I forgot to say that the video is up on the channel now, and I hope you find it helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j36lq5iwg52XoJY

[@julieshakespeare8407]

Love watching your videos and how you explain things simply ❤i also love the deck you are using whete can i find that one please? I like the simple illustrations xx

[@TheTarotShopUK]

I'm so glad that you found it helpful. It's a lovely deck called Simplicity Tarot and is available on Amazon amzn.to/3PUHmdt or from me 😘if you are in the UK the-tarot-shop.co.uk/product/simplicity-tarot/❤️

[@carlapierson7338]

I'm really enjoying your videos, thank you! Would you be able to tell me where I could find a set of the 4 tarot suit ornaments you have in the top left corner? I absolutely LOVE them! 😍

[@TheTarotShopUK]

I love them too - I actually bought all four of them independently on a Glastonbury shopping trip two years ago and they became the shop mascots on the logo. It's such a co-incidence (although we don't believe in such things 😘) because I've managed to source all four items, not exact replicas but very, very close and I'm about to launch them on the site... ❤️

[@carlapierson7338]

@@TheTarotShopUK I am so happy to hear that! I will absolutely keep an eye out for them on your site! Thanks so much! I hope you ship to Canada! 🥰

[@lorrys1771]

Fab ty

[@TheTarotShopUK]

You are very welcome ❤️

[@AnnieIsaLau]

I see a lot of readers on KZbin that will shuffle until the cards fall out and they will use these cards for the reading. What do you think about that? I like it, personnaly, but is it a good way to do it ? Or it's better to do it your way (cutting in half and using the 3 first cards)?

[@TheTarotShopUK]

It's a good question. I think it's a habit for me, I've been shuffling and reading the same way for over 30 years and I enjoy the control. Remember the cards work with you and when you are bonding they quickly learn what style you use. Mine is to control the cut, complete and set the spread. However, I still use 'jumpers' if they pop out because I know they want me to use that card. This is also the style I teach. Personally, I advocate a controlled cut because the cards will appear as they are meant to and very often you are on a clock during a sitting. It's a personal choice, no wrong or right way but you must let the cards know which method you will be using before you complete the shuffle if that makes sense ❤️

[@AnnieIsaLau]

@@TheTarotShopUK Great thank you! Yes I think your method is good also because sometimes when I shuffle and let the cards fall out, 10 cards can fall out at the same time and it's too much lol but I would'nt take them. Ususally, when I use this method, I really want cards that are obvious. I guess in the end, it's what resonates most with you and what feels more comfortable. Thanks for your answer 🙂

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Absolutely @@AnnieIsaLau ♥

[@rina_ndt]

Hello! Why do you divide the deck into two and then into one when shuffling the deck at the end? What does this affect, this separation? It is very interesting, I will be glad to hear your answer!

[@rina_ndt]

It's just the first time I've seen this done when shuffling the deck.

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Hello, I'm sorry it took me so long to reply. This was such an interesting question and I had to truly think for a minute why infact I did it! The truthful answer is that it's a traditional method to cut the pile three times (Arthur Waite's Original Key to the Tarot states three and he was the founding father of the Rider-Waite tarot) for the client to choose which pile they feel drawn to. In the absence of a client I still cut them without even thinking and pop back together, which means it's an instinctive ritual for me now. I have never asked the client to cut the pile into three, only two because I didn't see the point. I hope that answers your question ❤️

[@rina_ndt]

@@TheTarotShopUK thank you for your answer❤️

[@Drew00774]

Hi, i hope this isn't a silly question but do you shuffle the cards along the length or along its shorter side as you did? Does this affect the shuffling, like get them mixed up properly?

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Good question . I do both depending upon the card size. It's a comfort factor, so no rules ❤️

[@ebruvatansever]

Do you let you client pick the cards or do you pick them ? Should you be the only person touching your cards ?

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Great question thank you. Things have changed so much in the last 30 years with this one! Originally, the client would shuffle and cut, but a lot of clients would struggle with shuffling. Then, I would ask the client to cut the deck whilst thinking about the question, and I did this for quite a while. Then, I would cut for them and ask them to choose a pile. When I worked the shows my cards would get very depleted so I stopped letting them touch them - it's an energy exchange and so I would simply touch their hand for a moment to connect and shuffle, cut myself and read. Then, the world changed with the social distance. Online readings became the only option for us all and so readers became the only ones to touch our cards at all. These days a lot of readings are online so this still stands and I must admit I wouldn't let anyone touch my cards now due to the energy exchange. When you understand that this and the fact that spirit already know that this person is coming for a reading and will influence the cards there is absolutely no need to have the client touch them. Long answer sorry but a bit of background is always important here. ❤️❤️

[@ebruvatansever]

@@TheTarotShopUK thank you so much for the in-depth explanation. It makes perfect sense to be the only person touching your own deck, it truly is an energy exchange. I love your videos, please keep reading and inspiring.

[@TheTarotShopUK]

@@ebruvatansever thank you ❤️

[@Bladetechusa]

❤

[@LanphuongPham-xm5wi]

Can i have the name of deck and the booklet ?

[@TheTarotShopUK]

Yes, it's in the description but it's simplicity tarot by Emilie Muniz ❤️

[@ElisPalmer]

🌟🙏🏼🌟

[@talyabenson]

🖤